Ever since its expedition into the sporting scene in the 1900's, motocross has become a very popular sport all around the world. It has additionally spawned many variations, some of which are debated below. Additionally, new developments in bike technology and new sorts of motocross clothing and equipment have evolved.
Freestyle
The most well liked on the motocross racing scene is the Freestyle Motocross (FMX). The key objective of this sport is to perform tricks and moves rather than racing. Riders try and get the most points from the judges by performing tricks known as backflips, sidewinder, tsunami and the 360 to name but a few.
Supermoto
The Supermoto began in the late 1970s as a side project for motocross racers that encompassed off road and dirt track racing. Some events also added metal ramps to further augment the magnitude of the tricks like jumps, whoops and berms.
Supercross
This type of motocross is held in a stadium with momentarily installed improvised race tracks. These dirt tracks also consist of stumbling blocks. Specially customised bikes and motocross clothing are typically used to supply improved performance on such tracks.
ATV Motocross
All-terrain vehicles are utilized in this variation of motocross that includes mud roads, wooded trails and hill climbing. The Grand National Cross Country started in the US in 1980 and all events are mainly held in the eastern parts. In 1985, ATV National Motocross Championship was founded and the events are held across the US in two major groups; the Pro and Amateur series.
Mini Motocross
Pit bikes or mini motocross, as it is known, is a reasonably new sport consisting or tiny versions of motorcycles. Before the mass turn out of pit bikes in 2004, riders generally modified a mini bike made for youngsters. Specifically designed pit bikes are being released that aren't only cost-effective but also powerful. Pit bikes are frequently heavily customised to match the race's needs and the rider's taste.
Sidecar
Sidecar racing, aka Sidecarcross, commenced in the 1950s but lost its popularity by the 1980s. The Sidecarcross World Championship is mainly held in Europe. Even though it is held on normal race tracks, Sidecar racing is physically very demanding especially for the passenger as he'll be tasked with keeping up the balance of the entire motorcycle while being limited because of the heavily protective motocross clothing that they wear.
Enduro
Enduro is a form of Motocross that includes off-road racing that is against the clock. The World Enduro Championship is generally held in Europe, Canada and the US. It was first founded in 1990 and currently is composed of 16 races over 8 two day events.
Motocross has not only gained a lot of popularity over the years but also supported many industries that help to make this sport exciting and safe. Technological developments, motocross clothing and safety kit have brought in the much needed safety to complement rider ability and add to the wholesome entertainment.
Freestyle
The most well liked on the motocross racing scene is the Freestyle Motocross (FMX). The key objective of this sport is to perform tricks and moves rather than racing. Riders try and get the most points from the judges by performing tricks known as backflips, sidewinder, tsunami and the 360 to name but a few.
Supermoto
The Supermoto began in the late 1970s as a side project for motocross racers that encompassed off road and dirt track racing. Some events also added metal ramps to further augment the magnitude of the tricks like jumps, whoops and berms.
Supercross
This type of motocross is held in a stadium with momentarily installed improvised race tracks. These dirt tracks also consist of stumbling blocks. Specially customised bikes and motocross clothing are typically used to supply improved performance on such tracks.
ATV Motocross
All-terrain vehicles are utilized in this variation of motocross that includes mud roads, wooded trails and hill climbing. The Grand National Cross Country started in the US in 1980 and all events are mainly held in the eastern parts. In 1985, ATV National Motocross Championship was founded and the events are held across the US in two major groups; the Pro and Amateur series.
Mini Motocross
Pit bikes or mini motocross, as it is known, is a reasonably new sport consisting or tiny versions of motorcycles. Before the mass turn out of pit bikes in 2004, riders generally modified a mini bike made for youngsters. Specifically designed pit bikes are being released that aren't only cost-effective but also powerful. Pit bikes are frequently heavily customised to match the race's needs and the rider's taste.
Sidecar
Sidecar racing, aka Sidecarcross, commenced in the 1950s but lost its popularity by the 1980s. The Sidecarcross World Championship is mainly held in Europe. Even though it is held on normal race tracks, Sidecar racing is physically very demanding especially for the passenger as he'll be tasked with keeping up the balance of the entire motorcycle while being limited because of the heavily protective motocross clothing that they wear.
Enduro
Enduro is a form of Motocross that includes off-road racing that is against the clock. The World Enduro Championship is generally held in Europe, Canada and the US. It was first founded in 1990 and currently is composed of 16 races over 8 two day events.
Motocross has not only gained a lot of popularity over the years but also supported many industries that help to make this sport exciting and safe. Technological developments, motocross clothing and safety kit have brought in the much needed safety to complement rider ability and add to the wholesome entertainment.
About the Author:
AJ Servant runs several discount voucher code websites and works for POA Racing, a specialist Motocross shop who sell a wide range of Motocross gear, helmets, motocross clothing and accessories from leading brand names in the sport.
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