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Motocross has been around for many decades. However, the first women’s motocross competition was held only in 1974. Ladies have been shredding the dirt for some time though, and here at OMX we take them extremely seriously. Even more, we are proud to have some ladies on board as well and they are passionate riders themselves. Three main rules of MX success is getting the right dirt bike, finding a safe place to learn and riding at your own pace. Oh, and of course – getting a strong idol and inspiration to look up to. Therefore, we collected a lineup of dope MX female riders to get you or your lady more stoked about shredding the dirt than ever. Tarah Gieger This badass has started dirt bike riding at 10 years old. Since then, she has won more X Games medals than any other MX lady. On top of that,

Motocross has never been a sport of sissies. And yet, there are some riders that have earned our respect for rising up after the most terrible and dangerous falls. One of them is Pauls Jonass, a Latvian Superman and world ex-champion. After taking a season off to lick the bruises and heal the bones, he’s fully back in the game. Is he ready to run for the gold once again, despite the bad crashes? Let’s have a closer look at this MX badass.  Pauls Jonass is the first Latvian who has earned the MX2 World Champion title. Even before that, he has collected all the medals by becoming a multi-time champion of the Baltic States and two-time World Junior champion. At the age of 18, Pauls secured a spot in the KTM Factory Racing team, sporting a fellow KTM for five years. But the year of 2021 came with huge

GAS GAS is back, and they’re ready to rock the podiums more than ever! This year, the legendary motocross manufacturer announced that they are stepping into a high-level racing. What can we predict out of it? GAS GAS is about to make a huge statement as they already named some of the biggest motorsport teams and stars racing their bikes the next season.  GAS GAS was recently purchased by PIERER Mobility AG that already owns KTM and Husqvarna. This seems as a logical addition to all the brands already owned by the company. GAS GAS already has a rich heritage in off-road racing. Combining it with the shared strategy could become the key to success. Now they are ready to demand their champion’s titles, and with the impressive lineup of riders we believe they just might achieve it. Building the legacy The new chapter brings a great beginning of their

In our 10 years experience of making custom super moto bike graphics, we have learned so many things. One of them – our customers truly are an experts of everything two-wheeled. When it comes to updating your trustworthy dirt beast, nobody knows better than you. Most of our clients have ridden for years, owned or tried lots of different bikes and maintained or repaired them by themselves. Yep – you’ve seen and done almost all of it. But when you’ve spent years by perfecting your motocross skills, you might come to the point when you wanna try something absolutely new. And let’s be honest. Being all covered in dirt every time you ride is fun, until it gets just ever so slightly boring. That’s why we’re introducing you to Supermoto – crazily cool way to cruise not only the beloved trails, but streets as well. Hopping on a supermoto allows

Two wheels, a killer engine, dope looks and the iconic #braap that makes your blood run faster. It might seem like there is nothing different that sets apart an Enduro bike from a trail dirt bike. If you find it confusing to spot the differences, read on further to reveal the pros and cons. The purpose The main difference of both similarly-looking dirt bikes is the purpose. While an Enduro bike is designed for racing, a trail bike works best for riding through rocky terrains. Enduro dirt bike is more powerful and has a larger gas tank. An Enduro rider has to ride with something held in reserve for the unexpected. After all, you never know what comes around the next corner. It is heavier (therefore, less maneuvrable than a trail bike) because of a larger fuel tank and other features. Enduro bikes more often come in 450cc as it

Buying a used dirt bike can be a hit or miss – you will either lose or save the money big time. While all of the dirt bike riders dream of sealing the perfect deal, many of them end up with a huge disappointment as the ride turns out to be in a quite sad condition. How to find the hidden gem among many used dirt bikes and not waste your money on a pile of crap? Read on! Buying a second-hand dirt bike is the easiest way to start rocking the trails and terrains without breaking the bank. It allows you to save a significant amount of money that can be spent on other technical and visual updates, like a high-quality mx graphics. But the tricky part is that when buying used, you rarely know what you’re actually getting. That’s why it is super important to pay attention even

Hitting the track on a daily base means that after a while your MX ride will turn into a true mud monster, and even the coolest dirt bike graphics underneath won’t help the looks as you won’t be able to see them. Read our tips how to clean your dirt bike plastics to make them last and look awesome for years to come.  General Washing Regular cleaning is a technical maintenance and an absolute necessity to be sure that your motocross bike lasts for years and look awesome. First of all, get yourself a pressure cleaner as it won’t be fun at all without it. Using a hose and spray nozzle will make the job much longer and less efficient. Second, you’ll have to decide if the seat has to go as the foam in it might break down after a tough water therapy. Before getting your dirt bike all wet,

Are you stoked for the new upcoming season?! We are for sure, and knowing how fast all the custom dirt bike graphic kits fly away from the shelves of our warehouse, we can see that you’re getting excited as well. Brand-new custom MX decal kit is a must when you prepare a dirt bike for season, but there are few more important steps before your sweet ride hits the dirt. So let’s prepare a dirt bike for mad adventures and kickstart the new season! Fuel System If your bike hasn’t been moved for months, the gasoline might get bad – the pump gas we use tends to evaporate and separate after just a couple of weeks, leaving all of the grime that is mixed into the gas behind. The leftovers can mess with the flow of fuel from the tank to the engine, clogging it up badly – that leads

When you’ve become a solid rider and navigating through the muddiest hell of a surface becomes a piece of cake, you reach for an even crazier spike of adrenaline. After a while you start practising jumps and wondering about the next riding level – smooth whips that steal the breath of the spectators and look fucking awesome on pictures. Here are few simple confidence tips that might be useful to whip a dirt bike. Whip is practised in a high jump when a rider pushes the dirt bike to the side while still being on the bike and then landing the jump when it’s done. Sounds awesome, right? And it truly is, if done precisely and smoothly which certainly will become a reality if you practise – A LOT – and follow the right technique. The most crucial thing truly required to whip a dirt bike is training – that’s

Dirt Bike Adventures and Bucket List of 2020 – The Best MX Experience You Can Get New year = new things to put on every dirt biker’ bucket list. This is the time to sit down and  put together all the cool stuff that happened in 2019, and also come up with an awesome to-do list to make 2020 even more smashing. If you’re a MX fan, chances are that your next year is going to be filled with fun things based around two-wheeled dirt bike adventures. This is our bucket list for the upcoming 2020 – steal the inspiration from us to have the best possible dirt bike year ever! Baja 1000 Every dirt bike enthusiast knows that this off-road race is the ultimate dream playground for every motorhead out there. This epic endurance ride reminds us of Mad Max, and it is the king of the nonstop desert races,

Fall and dirt bikes: Can you ride in the rain? The leaves are falling, the air gets crisper, and we start to wonder – for how long can we keep having fun with our trusted rides until they must be put in a winter’s sleep? As much as we love snowboarding and other cool winter sports, nothing beats a good-old adrenaline rush while riding a dirt bike. No wonder, many of us try to get the absolute maximum of the season, even if the rain showers catch us unexpected.  So can you ride your dirt bike in rain? The answer is 300% yes – and even more, they are made for that! Riding your motorcycle in the rain can be an amazing adventure, especially for all the adrenaline junkies out there. Slipping and sliding on loose mud can be crazy fun, but we have to warn you – if the

You, your dirt bike and the nature in its wildest form – that means not only loads of fun and a mad spike of adrenaline, but also is a tough quest to every living being and a machined gear as well. So, how to make sure you and your motocross bike perform the best in an especially hard trail or enduro competition? Read more how to Prepare a Dirt Bike! Tough trails are designed to be hard as you must shred the dirt through vast forests and mountains, sometimes even going for hours without any human presence. So to enjoy this extreme fun to the max, you must prepare yourself – mentally and physically, and your bike – technically and visually. Read our advice on how to do prepare dirt bike best! Check-up list before the ride: Tires – they can help you win the motocross race! Make sure your tires