Jetting is critical in carbureted dirt bikes and ATVs and it's important to understand how carburetor tuning works to make sure your machine is running optimally. Check out our..
READ MORELatest Posts
We take a look at how motorcycle brake systems work, and some of the maintenance that comes along with them.
READ MOREMay 23, 2019 / By Chris Cooksey
ProX offers OEM quality connecting rod kits for less than the pricey manufacturers. Learn more about the manufacturing process and the parts included here.
READ MOREMay 1, 2019 / By Mike Magda
Four-stroke dirt bikes have evolved over the years, and are immensely popular among riders and racers alike. While they have a lot of power and are a blast to ride, valvetrain..
READ MOREApril 11, 2019 / By Paul Olesen
Checking and adjusting valve clearance is part of common maintenance on a four-stroke motorcycle engine. Here, we go through the step-by-step process required to make sure the..
READ MOREMarch 27, 2019 / By Peter Monshizadeh
Chances are if you ride dirt bikes, ATVs, or operate any other wheeled powersports machine, you will eventually have to bleed your brakes. Brake bleeding in itself is not a..
READ MOREMarch 14, 2019 / By Paul Olesen
The throttle cable may seem like a simple part of your bike, but it can keep you from riding if not properly maintained or replaced. Read as we take you through cable..
READ MOREMarch 4, 2019 / By Paul Olesen
Checking and replacing the clutch cable is often an overlooked maintenance practice, even though it's a critical part of the machine. We put a new ProX Racing Parts clutch..
READ MOREFebruary 15, 2019 / By Paul Olesen
Periodically inspecting and replacing the chain on your motorcycle or ATV is part of regular maintenance. Here, we go over steps and key tips for replacing your worn out chain..
READ MOREFebruary 1, 2019 / By Paul Olesen
Routine maintenance and checks on your motorcycle is critical to longevity and consistent performance. Check out this list of 7 things that should be part of your pre-ride..
READ MOREJanuary 24, 2019 / By John Basher
