We just launched a brand-new, scammer-free bike directory on the website. Find out how we are cleaning up the UK motorcycle market and how to list your machine from £4.99.
Buying a used dirt bike is a bit like online dating, it’s risky. Some carefully taken photos, the description is glowing with what you want to hear, but often somewhere underneath all that is a truth the seller is hoping you won’t dig for.
The good news: Unlike dates, bikes can’t lie to your face. They can only lie by omission, and a bit of poking, pulling, and listening will out them every time.
Are you staring down the two-stroke rabbit hole trying to choose your next race weapon? Before you drop thousands on a tamer, road-legal enduro machine based on Facebook group hype and hard enduro clips, it’s time for a proper reality check. If you only load your bike in a van to travel to fast, flowing UK tracks with MX sections, the right choice might surprise you. Maybe the right answer is neither…
If you’ve read our last post on why factory cross-country bikes are basically unicorns in the UK, you already know converting a standard motocross bike is the smart move. The only question left is which one — and one platform stands out as the ultimate cheat code: the KTM 350 SX-F. Here’s exactly why, and how to turn one into a hare scramble weapon without needing a factory budget.
Line up at any UK hare scramble and the grid looks identical — a sea of EXCs, TE/FEs, and ECs. What you won’t see is the bike that actually dominates cross-country racing everywhere else in the world, because in Britain, almost nobody’s even looking for it.
Mud, ruts, arm pump, and being surrounded by 200 riders — here’s the complete beginner’s guide to getting started in UK dirt bike riding, from your first mountain bike lap to your first race day.
This survival guide breaks down how to navigate legal trails without getting outrun by the local police on their mopeds. Grab an OS map, master the art of aggressive politeness with angry ramblers, and learn the rules before you end up playing a losing game of cat-and-mouse with the law. Read the full guide.
