The Motocross Vault Podcast by Tony Blazier

This is a look back at Kawasaki and Suzuki's first four-stroke motocrossers the 2004 Kawasaki KX250F and Suzuki RM-Z250. A result of a joint development agreement, these twin machines proved successful on the track but plagued with reliability woes that marred their reputation in the marketplace.

These are my thoughts on Pala, Thunder Valley and High Point 

This is a look back at ATK's innovative and unique 406 two-strokes of the late 1980s. A fascinating combination of old and new tech, the ATK 406 was a do-it-all machine designed for racing and off-road adventuring. The product of legendary engineer Horst Leitner, the ATKs of the eighties and early nineties were some of the most interesting machines of the era.

This is a look back at Suzuki's all-new RM250 for 1988. This was one of the best Suzuki machines of the eighties and won several 250 shootouts this season. While not as sexy as some of its competitors, this '88 RM was a very competitive machine.

This is a look back at Kawasaki's all-new KX250 for 1988. The KX received an all-new motor, frame, and bodywork in this redesign.

This is a classic motocross review of Harley-Davidson's 1978 MX-250 motocross racer. For a brief time in the 1970s, AMF/Harley-Davidson attempted to expand into the motocross market and produced two limited runs of motocross machines. The first in 1975 was more of a design exercise with the 1878 version being the more legitimate production offering. While the 1978 MX-250 was fairly competitive, it suffered from lackluster dealer support and a fair amount of internal political struggling within AMF/Harley. In the end, lackluster sales led Harley to shut down their motocross program after the end of the 1978 season.

This is a look back at Honda's redesigned CR125R motocrosser for 1991. At the time, the CR125R was the fastest machine in the class with a long and strong pull on top that pulled it to the front. Its suspension was rather poor but the early 90s CR125s reminded the machine of choice for experts and pro riders due to its horsepower advantage.

My Review of round 4 of the 2021 AMA Supercross season from Indy

This is my look back at Suzuki's all-new RM125 for 1979. At the time, the RM125 was one of the most successful machines in motocross and this 1979 model upheld this tradition.

This is a quick rundown of my thoughts on rounds 2 and  3 of the 2021 Monster Energy Supercross season.