Build in a Rush and made specially to attend some of the funniest-best-ever events made in the world of dirt-track, this little machine features a fibreglass body and the fuel tank is covered with a bunch of carbon fibre left cuttings, we did design and 3D print a fully functional twist throttle and add some good mood with the FMF exhaust integrated with the dorsal seat panel, plus a ultra grippy food-pegs. 

We are very happy with the final result and proportions, weights and lines of the whole design. 

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We are just making the final retouches of the upcoming new buid, the RALLY, a variation taken from the Tracker with highly worked sub-frame and bigger tank for longer crossings, major front fender for better mud protection in the dirt.

Soon we'll post more picture of the final result into this website and usual channels.

We are working hard to finish a couple of trackers, Its a matter of days that we will unveil the results, it'll happen in the "On Days Like These" Barcelona next weekend may 30 and 31, if you have a chance to come, don't miss out.

A digital short showcasing Chris Hollis enjoying some downtime and a free-ride through the outskirts of his hometown, Port Macquarie NSW Australia.

At 29, Hollis has established himself as one of Australia's most prominent Off-Road motorcycle racers. His unique blend of smooth-lines and calculated-speed make him a favourite to watch, both in and out of the competitive arena.

"A Day at Home" 2013.
Filmed & Edited: Shane Fletcher
Additional Camera Operator: Lee Kelly
Music: M83 "We Own The Sky".

scene, Aftershock is a private event held in Sydney by the Sydney Cafe Racers. It is all about the laughter, cracked ribs, mate-ship, stupidity and friendly racing. A weekend of Mud, Bikes, Bands, Beers, Tents and Shenanigans.

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Event by: Sydney Cafe Racers. Photos by: Pete Cagnacci. Music by: Sigur Rós.

Red Bull KTM factory rider Marc Coma coasted into Valparaiso, Chile, on Saturday afternoon to pick up his fourth individual Dakar title and to secure KTM’s thirteenth title in this most toughest of rallies. 

Coma described his Dakar experience as “an extreme and grueling Dakar” and dedicated the win to “my friend Kurt Caselli”. Caselli, part of the Red Bull KTM Factory team was killed in a race accident in November.

“Without the right people behind me it would have been impossible to win,” Coma said. “We have worked very well throughout the race and also before. Last year I went through a very difficult situation not being able to compete because of injury and I came back to win the race. I think this says a lot about the people I have around me. I am very proud of this victory. What was key to winning the Dakar was not to make any mistakes.”

Exploring Detroit's abandoned Packard plant on a Honda XR600 dirt bike. Looks like fun, doesn't it?

A story of a motocross racer who takes his less than experienced father on an incredible journey through the Himalayas.

Adam Riemann captures never before seen footage, riding cliff-edge trails through India's military stronghold and surviving monsoon floods in the mountains of Nepal

Attention!, everything ride with a 150cc motorcycle!.