Starting with early‑1900s scramblers, motocross grew after WWII as larger two‑stroke engines and sturdier suspension appeared on the bikes. The 1990s brought four‑stroke powerplants, electronic fuel injection, and carbon‑fiber frames, while rider gear evolved from basic leather to advanced helmets, air‑filtered boots, and smart protective apparel. Today’s machines and gear fuse telemetry, ride‑by‑wire control, and eco‑focused design, showcasing a sport that has turned raw riding into a high‑performance, fully equipped experience.
A new story with every visit
The Racing Motorcycle Museum is constantly renewing itself.
