Motocross Starting Blocks - Quick Adjust Height Helps Win Holeshots! by Risk Racing
Motocross Starting Blocks - Quick Adjust Height Helps Win Holeshots! by Risk Racing.
When it comes to holeshots, no motocross company knows them better than Risk Racing. They have been the leader in practice motocross starting gates since 2007. Along with helping amateur's and pro racers grab holeshots and podium level finishes for years, they have been watching and learning themselves.
Historically, motocross starting blocks have been typically used by kids so their short little legs can touch the ground. Anyone with legs long enough to barely touch the ground with tippy toes ditched the starting blocks and left balance to chance. Well, Risk Racing started asking why? The start is arguably one of the most important aspects of a motocross race. Why not use all the tools at your disposal to give the best body position and balance possible?
Riders of all sizes and skill levels are now using starting blocks. Even the tallest of riders! Just look at a gate at a recent AMA national motocross or supercross. Many of the riders are improving their starting form with starting blocks.
Risk Racing makes the most innovative motocross starting blocks on the market today. They quickly adjust to five different height levels. This enables the rider to perfect their body position at the gate, improve their balance, and get their feet closer to the foot pegs. All of this helps riders achieve the perfect launch out of the gate and eventually to the top of the podium.
The height adjustment is also important on dirt starting pads. As the race day progresses, the rut changes depth. Your first moto might need a different height setting from your last moto as the rut deepens. Also, parents with multiple kids racing will appreciate not having to buy multiple starting blocks for different sized kids.
The Risk Racing Adjustable Motocross Starting Blocks offer all the of features that the riders need, and that the competitor starting blocks don't have!
For more information visit www.riskracing.com