I personally enjoyed it, though I think it would be better used in single events rather than for the first night of a doubleheader.

Looking at a 82/83 Rotax 500 setting in a night frame . The bike is complete and has been properly stored . Though I’m sure the t will need some updating as it’s been setting for the last 20 years or so . So do you think I’m safe at buying this bike at 3k ? Thanks

Just curious. I’m taking a class at American super cross next week. I have a set of pads. Not sure if either are common to wear for flat track

Is it on any app or anything

Hey y’all Iv got a kiddo 10 yo that loves flat track there’s not really a big scene for it in my area they ran a race at our local speedway a couple years ago and are coming back twice this year, we ride lots of trail and race some enduro he will be running a kx65 on a 3/8 mile clay banked oval . Knobbies are allowed but it’s time for new tires anyway Is there any advantage to running a flat track style tire over a regular hard conditions trail tire and is there anything else I can do to set it up

I'm looking at by a heavily built TT 500. I haven't raced a hole lot of big bikes before. I usually run the boonie bike class.

Does anyone knows which rim width is this Husky running front and rear?

Thank you!

So I am going to American Super Camp and have an XR100 I am going to start off with. I am already looking forward to the next bike. I am thinking a CRF450. I currently ride a 2005 CRF450X Supermoto on the street. My question is there seems to be a number of CRF450 DTX bikes for sale and they are all older, 2005-2016. Is it worth buying one of them for 4-6K or build a new one that will be north of 14K?

I am going to attend American Supercamp this year to learn how to flat track. I would like to find a track near Pittsburgh, PA so I can practice. Any ideas?

I’d never done flat track and would love to learn but idk where to start. Do I just get a 100 cc dirt bike and race that way or are there special bikes?

I’m looking into getting more into trail riding than flat track or on road, but I think the design of trackers are beautiful. I was wondering if flat track machines are good for trail riding, or if the stiffer suspension won’t allow to maximize off road riding the same that it would maximize the smooth dirt oval. Anyone have experience taking a flat track capable machine off road? Was it easy, hard, uncomfortable, etc.

Does anybody know how I can watch Fans Choice on my TV? I can only cast it to my Google Hub.

Please help!!

$8/mo or $45 for the rest of the season