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Creamer Wins Third in a Row at Muddy Creek

Contact: Christa Watsonchrista.watson186@gmail.com For Immediate Release Creamer Wins Third in a Row at Muddy Creek ATV MX Photo By: Michael RothJosh Creamer (#9) Takes the Overall WinBlountville, TN (June 20, 2010) - Josh Creamer took home his third overall win in a row aboard his Rockstar Makita Suzuki during round seven of the AMA Pro ATV MX Championship at Muddy Creek Raceway in Blountvil...

Creamer Dominates at Spring Creek

Creamer Dominates at Spring Creek ATV MX Photo By: Michael RothCreamer with the Spring Creek HoleshotMillville, MN (June 13, 2010) - Josh Creamer took the overall win aboard his Rockstar Makita Suzuki during round six of the AMA Pro ATV MX championship at Spring Creek Motocross Park in Millville, MN.  Creamer was able to lead start to finish in both motos, dominating the field at one of t...

Strength Training for Motocross

What do you think it takes to ride an ATV at a competitive level for an extended period of time out on the track? Riding experience, skills, guts, a bit of insanity? Yes all of those are needed, but more importantly STRENGTH! The laws of physics are against us here. Our machines can weigh from 250 to 400 pounds and our protective equipment approximately another 30, now throw in gravity and inertia...

Motocross suspenion setups

In my opinion one of the first major modifications you should do to make your quad race ready is suspension.  You can have the most built motor in the world but if you cannot get the power to the ground it is pretty much useless.  A good place to start for the more moderate racer is a +2” standard travel a-arm kit, with performance shocks or rebuilt stock shocks; as well as a performance...

31 things you have to have at your next Motocross race

There are certain things that are almost must haves when attending a motocross race as a racer.  Most riders will have their own personal pre-race rituals that they perform to get focused for the race.  Aside from that there are also equipment requirements for both the rider and machine.  If you forget any of those at home you will not be allowed to race.  Here are a few things...

Dietary Supplements

If you are a racer you know how important training is, and you also know how important maintaining a healthy diet can be as well.  You need to eat the proper foods to get the nutrients to support healthy muscle growth and an overall healthy body.   Dietary supplements can also be very helpful in maintaining a healthy body.   These supplements provide high percentages of im...

Arm Pump

You know the feeling, you can’t grip the bars anymore, reaching for the clutch lever is almost impossible and every time you hit a bump it just makes it worse.   At one point in time every racer and rider alike suffers from arm pump.  This condition can take you right of a race in no time.  You will slowly start to fade towards the back and riders will start to pass you by as i...

ATV Motocross

ATV Motocross is where riders race, across rough terrain. They earn trophies, and maybe even a little dough. They are on dirt tracks not paved, which makes the journey all the more treacherous. The riders wear certain gear, to be able to race. They race all over the United States for championships. The season starts in March in Alabama, and ends in August in Tennessee. They wear helmets, they com...

History of ATV motocross

Motocross started in Great Britain under the name of a sport called Scrambling. Today, motocross is an extreme sport that has become a part of what is known as X-Treme Sports. Motocross has done so well due to being sponsored by the ATV companies themselves. Because of these companies backing out the sport, it was kept alive by aftermarket companies. These companies made the sport better givin...

Racing and High Performance Race Series

The ATVA Racing Series began in 1985 and due to this racing sport, sales of ATVs with both 3 and 4 wheels went through the roof. After many reported accidents and an extreme amount of injuries to the riders, three wheeled ATVs were considered to be too dangerous because when riding them they could tip or roll over rather easily. The safety concern drove manufacturers to stop production of their ...

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