The Motocross Vault Podcast by Tony Blazier

I get a lot of questions all the time on what I think of certain bikes and I thought you guys and gals might enjoy hearing my personal experience with the many bikes I have owned. Because there are so many (upwards of 50 at this point) I decided to divide these up into separate episodes based on  the displacement of the machines. This first one covers all the 125s I have owned over the last 40 years. The next two episodes will cover my 250s and later, Open class MX bikes. 

This is the audio version of my classic bike review of the iconic 1996 Honda CR250R.

This is a quick rundown of my takeaways from the third round of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series from Anaheim 2 in California.

This is my look back at the bike that infamously ended Jeremy McGrath's Supercross career, the 2003 KTM 250 SX. Back in 2003, KTM was far from the powerhouse they are today and this bike earned quite a reputation for being a hard-to-ride beast of a machine. 

These are the five questions I am thinking about going into round three of the Monster Energy Supercross series in Anaheim, CA.

These are my thoughts on the second round of the Monster Energy AMA Supercross series from St. Louis. 

These are the five questions I am looking to have answered in the second round of the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross Series from St. Louis.

This a brief rundown of my takeaways from the 2020 Monster Energy Supercross opener from Anaheim, CA

These are my five most pressing questions I hope to have answered at the 2020 Anaheim One Supercross Season opener

This episode chronicles the feud that errupted in the early 2000s between AMA Pro Racing and the promotors of Supercross at the time, Clear Channel. It is an interesting story that led to a Mexican standoff between the sanctioning body and promotors that nearly took down the entire Supercross series. Today, the involvement of the FIM in our Supercross series is directly attributable to these events.