
Ron Lawson
Editor at Dirt Bike Magazine
Dirt Bike Magazine guy
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1 week ago |
dirtbikemagazine.com | Ron Lawson
You don’t have to be a card-carrying member of the Tom Vialle fan club to drool over his bike. It’s based on the standard edition of the KTM 250SX-F, which is the bike that won the 2025 Dirt Bike 250 Motocross Shootout. And, it’s outrageously cool looking. It could pass for the very bike that Tom rides, with its Red Bull graphics, Akrapovic exhaust and cosmetic features. There isn’t always a 250 version of the KTM Factory Edition. The last two years have been an exception.
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1 week ago |
dirtbikemagazine.com | Ron Lawson
Rieju’s 2026 300cc two-stroke has arrived stateside. The tiny Barcelona-based company has had an all-new motor in the works for several years. It features throttle-body fuel injection that’s integrated with an electronic power valve. In the previous chapter of this saga, Rieju got a jumpstart in the off-road world because of the KTM buyout of GasGas. All the tooling that was employed to manufacture the pre-2019 GasGas off-road bikes was moved and the bikes were rebranded with the Rieju name.
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1 week ago |
dirtbikemagazine.com | Ron Lawson
Glen Helen provided one of the more interesting rounds of the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC WORCS series this season and allowed for great battles before the summer break. In the 450 Pro class, Liqui Moly Beta’s Dare Demartile collected his second victory in a row. Then, in a 250 Pro race with five different riders leading at different points, Dustyn Davis brought home a win in his Pro class debut.
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2 weeks ago |
dirtbikemagazine.com | Ron Lawson
We have photos; lots and lots of photos. Dirt Bike Magazine has been around longer than any other media in our industry, and our plush, well-lit office is packed with motorcycle history. The problem is that it’s all in sleeves, books, filing cabinets and unmarked contact sheets. When I start digging for any specific photo, it’s a long-term adventure that leads me down random alleys filled with memories and history.
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2 weeks ago |
dirtbikemagazine.com | Ron Lawson
Sherco has revealed half of its enduro line up for 2026. Four four-strokes have been shown: the 250 SEF, 300 SEF, 450 SEF and 500 SEF. This might mean there are significant changes in store for the remaining models, all of which are two-strokes.
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Finally got a shercousa_official test bike out west! Had lots of fun on the 250SEF this morning with Mark Tilley. #dirtbikemag #profotousa #nikonprofessionalservices https://t.co/Vj2z9HLAca

Gone for over three years now. I shot this the day I met him in 2001. Wonderful guy. @ Corona, California https://t.co/dzntGqmi9m

If you put "Zilla" on anything it gains 20 horsepower. True fact. The TMZilla is a CR500 motor in a TM frame, and it's wicked! #dirtbikemagazine #profotousa #nikonprofessionalservices @ Glen Helen Raceway https://t.co/DhSNMpm7qj