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The 1997 Honda CR125 project on this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday is a parts bike upgrade, it was never supposed to be an actual build. If it wasn't for a slight mistake on our part this engine would be in a Service Honda modified aluminum frame and this would be a completely different story.
On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday it's all about our KTM300 “Orange Upgrade” project.
Our small-bore 2-stroke build with Liqui Moly is the main focus on this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday. We teamed up with the oil icon and some moto-industry companies like Seat Concepts, FCP, Backyard Designs, Mitas Tires, Twin Air, SKF, DID, Rekluse and we threw on some WP Suspension Pro Components to top off the build .
Building project bikes is an art form and guys like Jonny Wiseman from The Ride Shop AZ are true artist of their profession. On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday we give you an exclusive first look at his latest creation, “The Red Reeper” in the Dirt Bike Magazine studio. This Kawasaki 500cc powered Gas Gas is definitely interesting.
Suzuki gives everyone the first look at the new 2027 RM Army RM-Z450 ! Fresh off Ken Roczen's 2026 AMA Supercross Championship-winning season, Suzuki's has announced the RM-Z lineup returns stronger than ever for 2027. See all the photos and specifications from Suzuki below.
On this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday we give you a first look at studio images of our Husqvarna TE300 project with the crew at the "Flying Machine Factory".
On this week's 2-Stroke Tuesday we take a look back at our completed Husqvarna TC500 project with The Ride Shop AZ. You don't want to miss it. We have three two-stroke project bike videos and one 4-Stroke VS 2-Stroke video for your viewing pleasure in 2-Stroke Theater this week. If you're a fan of Husqvarna two-stroke machines don't miss the exclusive link at the bottom of this post to our 300cc off-road build.
This Honda CR500 project was one of the builds that started what now has grown into an awesome relationship with Charles Lytle at mXrevival . Back in December of 2019 we handed Charles this 1990 CR500, it had some issues but it was all there. Fast forward to 2026, the build is now finished and we decided to give you a huge pictorial look at what Charles has done. The full story will be out shortly but for now enjoy these first studio images of our 1990 Honda CR500R project “The Ping King” on this week's Two-Stroke Tuesday .
By: Mark Tilley
This week's Two-Stroke Tuesday we take a look back to July of 2018 at an immaculate KX250 built by Pro Circuit Race Team mechanic Jon Primo. Products from Maxxis Tires and 707 Suspension are featured in the 2-Stroke Hardware section while 2-Stroke Theater has five different project bikes on display for your viewing pleasure. Don't miss the exclusive link to our dual exhaust CR500 build at the bottom of this post.
Yamaha has just announced major changes for the WR450F in 2027 ! Updates include; engine, chassis, suspension and more catering to off-road riding where there's a variety of terrain that necessitates a wider range of speed and versatility. In short it looks like the WR450F got a lot of the same changes made to the YZ450F motocross model in 2026 . The WR250F will return unchanged for 2027 but we anticipate major changes coming in 2028. The official information and photos below from Yamaha.
