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Motocross originated in 1920 when Kendall mislay rode the first motorbike. Frenchman Richard Almet performed the first trick, called a wheelie. Travis pastrana is considered the best current motocross rider. The fastest production motorcycle is the MV Agusta F4 1100 CC at 368 kph, while the experimental Dodge Tomahawk holds the record at 400 kph. Trigger Gumm holds the longest dirt bike jump record at 278 feet.
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motorcross homework
- 1. Motocross
- 2. When did motocross first start? It started in 1920!!
- 3. Who was the first person to ride a motorbike? Kendall mislay
- 4. Who did the first trick and what was it called? It was Frenchman Richard Almet he did the first wheelie
- 5. Who is the best motocross rider in the world? Travis pastrana
- 6. What is the fastest road bike in the world? And how fast is it? Its the MV Agusta F4 1100 CC it can go 368 kph
- 7. what's the fastest motor bike ever created??? It's the Dodge Tomahawk and it goes 400Kph!!!!!!
- 8. Motocross facts! The longest jump ever landed on a dirt bike was 278 feet by trigger gumm In 2002, Caleb Wyatt became the first motocross rider to land a backflip. Brian Deegan has won ten medals in motocross at the X Games - more than any other rider.
- 9. Some videos
- 10. Bye thanks for watching
Editor's Notes
- It started in 1920!