Beau Manley is a former FMX rider who’s done it all and seen it all. With a love for punk rock and moto, Beau now hosts our freeride series ‘HangTime’ and he’s a fun person to be around with great stories from the Metal Mulisha days.
5th on the all time starts list, Nick Wey turned pro in 1997, and began a campaign in racing that saw numerous podiums, a pro motocross win, and eventually a coach to 3 of Kawasaki’s riders. Today he also focuses his effort on his son, Vincent, who is also forging his path in the sport.
Norm Bigelow has been a fixture in professional motocross racing for over 50 years; first as the race shop manager at Kawasaki and now at Pro Circuit. He’s worked with every legend who’s ever ridden a green bike… and he has great stories!
Mercedes Gonzales was a pioneer for women’s motocross racing. Sporting 9 wmx titles, she was not only fast for a girl, she was just fast. PERIOD.
Dean Dickinson of R&D Racing Has a storied history in the sport. Known in inner circles as one of the most capable tuners, Dean has worked with some of the sport’s best. Join us as we go through his fascinating life and career.
Hailing from Arizona, Destry Abbott is one of the most decorated and most recognized off-road motorcycle racers in the world. Destry stands on over 10 major championships, multiple ISDE gold medals, as well as enduro-cross and x games competitions.
Justin Bogle is in a unique position, he’s a rider for Stark Future, testing and developing this bike for the future. We know he’s a holeshot master, the king of walk up fits, a 450 national overall winner, and he won the 2014 Monster Energy AMA Supercross Championship 250SX East Championship. But if anyone has been through dicey times, it’s Bogle. This is his story.
Colby Raha is a six-time X Games gold medalist, and one of the gnarliest guys on a dirt bike right now. His rise from obscurity to stardom is an amazing story and it was awesome going through it.
Mike was a former professional motocross racer of 24 years. His story is unique, inspiring, and tragic at the same time. One of the nicest guys you’ll meet who just lights up the room when he walks in.
Stu Peters is in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame for good reason. Not only was he one of the first American racers to travel to Europe to compete, preceding Lackey and LaPorte by a decade, he built Carlsbad Raceway and started CMC. The Continental Motorcycle Club was instrumental in promoting the biggest races on the west coast, creating a breeding ground for the sport’s elite racers from the 1970s through the early 2000’s.
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