Show Notes
This is a look back at Honda's redesigned CR125R motocrosser for 1991. At the time, the CR125R was the fastest machine in the class with a long and strong pull on top that pulled it to the front. Its suspension was rather poor but the early 90s CR125s reminded the machine of choice for experts and pro riders due to its horsepower advantage.
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This is my look back at the second year of Honda's first-generation aluminum frame CR250R.
This is a look back at Honda's iconic CR250R for 1989.
This is my look back at Honda's rocket-fast all-new CR125R for 1989.
This is a look back at the history of Honda's high-performance 250 two-stroke quads of the late 1980s. Produced from 1986 through 1989, the FourTrax was the ATV of choice for motocross and cross-counrty racing throughout the late 1980s and 1990s.
This is s look back at the history of Yamaha's open class four-strokes from 1998-2022