It revved to 15 grand, had factory WP suspension and bristled with KTM Power Parts components. The fly in the ointment was that the MXA testers were the last "regular people" to ever get a Factory Services works engine Read More...
If you are from the school of thought that 450cc motocross bikes are too powerful for mortal man, this is your bike. It is definitely not too powerful for mortal man—or woman. Read More...
Back in 2014 the Kawasaki KX450F was a BNG bike that didn't even get BNG, but the KX450F engine was a thing of beauty. It was smooth down low, rolled on with authority and was the best all-around race engine of 2014. Read More...
The 2025 GasGas MC350 has an organic frame geometry, which exhibits built-in stability, ease of use and an almost rhythmic tempo from corner to corner. Read More...
This trail-blazing off-road machine is powered by a fuel-injected, 233cc, air-cooled, four-stroke, single engine. How does it run? Watch the video! Read More...
The four-stroke that Yamaha Japan wouldn't build, but it got built anyway, then Yamaha USA wouldn't import it, so it was sold as a kit bike Read More...
Believe it or not, the 2025 Husqvarna FC450 is the only 450 to crack the 60 horsepower barrier—yet it's still a pleasant powerband from low to mid. Read More...
The 2014 Honda CRF450 Is slow. We can't dance around the elephant in the room. It doesn't make much horsepower, and it signs off very early. One caveat: don't try to rev it out. It is most competitive when kept below 8500 rpm. Read More...
Ten year ago the MXA wrecking crew was the first to put the magical 2008 Honda CRF450 up against the newest high-tech Honda CRF450 of the time Read More...
Much of the credit for the improvements goes to homegrown solutions, the ideas and concepts developed by local racers, hardcore KTM owners and the race teams, that KTM implemented into the 2014 KTM 450SXF. Read More...
The MXA wrecking crew tested, documented, inspected, theorized and calculated every conceivable facet of the 250 four-stroke class for 2014. Your future bike now! Read More...
Since Japan had a “tiered” driver’s license program that limited younger riders to 400cc, Yamaha chose 400cc for the Japanese domestic model and 500cc for the American market Read More...
But, If you “don’t have spark,” there is nothing to light the compressed fuel and air with. Spark is an a major part of the "Fire Triangle." Read More...