Elizabeth Williams

I’ve dropped my bike more times than I can count. And I still love it. You’re here because you want to ride. Not read a manual.

You’ve probably asked yourself this while staring at a muddy trail or scrolling through dirt bike forums: Are Honda Mortobikes Reliable Fmboffroad?

I’ve seen too many riders waste money on dirt bikes that break down fast or feel like cheap knockoffs. You want something fun. Reliable. Affordable.

I’ve worn gloves that shredded after one hard crash. And gloves that made my hands sweat so bad I almost dropped the bars.

I’ve tried more off-road helmets than I care to count. And I still cringe when someone buys the wrong one.

Are dirt bikes fast? Yeah, they are. But not like a car on the highway. Not like a motorcycle on pavement.

I’ve picked the wrong motocross bike before. It sucked. You’re staring at a wall of bikes online or in a showroom and wondering: Which one actually fits

I’ve wrecked more bikes than I care to admit. And I still love it. You’re here because you want to ride (not) read another vague blog post that talks in

I remember my first time on a dirt bike. Dust in my teeth. Heart pounding. No road. Just me and the trail. You’re here because you want to ride.