With immediate effect KTM has commenced a global recall on specific models from the 2013 model year. Recent tests have indicated that certain 2013 two-stroke off-road bikes, KTM and Husaberg, are affected by a throttle-housing defect.

On the eve of X-Games Brazil we take a look at some of the best crashes from X-Games 2012...

It's a well known fact that Great Britain rules the roost when it comes to Hard Enduro. Check out this video to find out why...

Endurocross goes global on Thursday April 18, when Enduro-X kicks off the first of four rounds of the X-Games world tour in Foz do Iquacu, Brazil. Marking the first time the action sports event has travelled away from its staple home of Los Angeles in California, the focus will very much be on world’s best endurocross riders when the event is broadcast live on the ESPN television network.

Your one-stop shop for all the information and results you need to know from the national enduro championships taking place around the globe during the weekend...

Australian Off Road Champion, KTM’s Toby Price sustained a serious accident while competing at the fourth round of the AMA Hare and Hound National Championship in the US on Sunday. Suffering a high-speed crash, Price broke three bones in his neck while also breaking his left thumb.

Technical infringement robs Honda’s Sam Sunderland of victory at Abu Dhabi Desert Challenge, Coma wins…

Official highlights from rounds one and two of the 2013 Husqvarna ACU British Sprint Enduro Championship...

The venue was Farleigh Castle GB, for the British round of the 1983 500cc Motocross World Championship. Lawrence Spence (Kawasaki) had been dicing with Graham Noyce during the closing stages of the race but his gearbox locked within sight of the finish. He didn’t quit. Instead Spence dragged his stricken machine over the finish line at the end of 45 minutes of racing.

A truly iconic moment in British Motocross history and a perfect example of how winners never quit…

Despite only making his debut ride on the Husaberg TE250 at the opening rounds of the British Sprint Enduro Championship in Chavenage Farm, Jamie McCanney left it as the series leader. Quickly adapting to the extra power of the bigger bike, the Manxman looked smooth, calm, confident and extremely fast. Ending round one third in the Elite class, he picked up his pace to finish second at round two and claim the overall win for the weekend. Enduro21.com caught up with Jamie and chatted about his debut BESC Elite class win and his EWC exploits…