Off Roading Fabrication, Maintenance and Fun

Hollywood Racks E3 Express 3-Bike Trunk Mount Rack Reviews Other products by Hollywood Racks Ratting 4.0 Out of 5.0 Special Offer Total New 4 Total Use Read More From Here Now Amazon.com Product Description Six strap trunk rack with user friendly hub adjustment to allow for perfect fit. Bike separators with rubber straps makes bike easy to amount and hold the bike securely. Folds flat for easy storage. Featuring a user-friendly hub adjustment system for a perfect fit on nearly any type of vehicle, the E3 Express Trunk Mount Rack is ideal for transporting up to three bikes for weekend biking adventures. Bike separators ... Read Full Story

Has Honda gone mad and all of the sudden decided to start producing 250cc 2-stroke dirt bikes again? No, unfortunately that hasn't happened, but that's where Service Honda comes in! THIS is the 2-stroke 250cc dirt bike that Honda should be producing! Service Honda takes a modern Honda frame, suspension etc. found on Honda's 250 4-stroke machines and fits it with a 2001 CR250 2-stroke engine. Those who know me know that I am a little biased to the 2001 CR250, so when I saw this I definitely had to check it out! This Service Honda "250AF" 2-stroke machine is lighter, more nimble and ... Read Full Story

Has Honda gone mad and all of the sudden decided to start producing 250cc 2-stroke dirt bikes again? No, unfortunately that hasn't happened, but that's where Service Honda comes in! THIS is the 2-stroke 250cc dirt bike that Honda should be producing! Service Honda takes a modern Honda frame, suspension etc. found on Honda's 250 4-stroke machines and fits it with a 2001 CR250 2-stroke engine. Those who know me know that I am a little biased to the 2001 CR250, so when I saw this I definitely had to check it out! This Service Honda "250AF" 2-stroke machine is lighter, more nimble and ... Read Full Story

The first thing to do when replacing the swingarm bearings on a dirt bike is to obviously remove the swingarm and the old bearings. First, with the swingarm removed, use a long extension to tap out the sleeves. Next, remove all the old washers, thrust bearings, and seals. The last thing to come out is the bearing itself. Get a socket to match the diameter of the bearing and start with the swingarm flat on the bench. Pound it until the bearing contacts the bench, then move it to an edge or similar to let the bearing come out as shown. Here's the new ... Read Full Story

Dirt Bike washing tips As much fun as it is to ride a dirt bike in untamed mx tracks, there is a work to be done in maintaining these off-road bikes to keep them in good shape. Having mud and dirt stuck in your bike is going to cause chain corrosion and destroy wheel bearings which might cost you a new bike altogether or expensive repairs. This is bad especially if a bike has had a good operating streak; you want to keep it around for as long as possible and it will help the resale value of the bike when you need to ... Read Full Story