What is the difference between motocross and offroad?

Answer 1

Motocross is a type of racing held on a man made closed course where the rider makes numerous laps around the track. Off road takes in several types of racing such as enduros, hare scrambles, GNCC, WORCS, Desert races, where the rider rides a natural terrain course laid out ahead of time. Most off road races are between 50 and 120 miles in length.

Answer 2

A moped is a bicycle that is powered by a small motor (typically sized around 50cc engine, topping out at speeds around 30mph), where pedals are used to start the motor, which can power the bike to move at faster speeds than just man powered peddling.

A motocross bicycle (or a BMX bike) is simply a bicycle which ONLY uses man powered peddling to move. With a tighter and more rigid frame than regular bicycles, and with off-road tires, BMX bikes are typically used for racing across motocross trails and performing stunts.

And one last thing, motocross bicycles are NOT motocross motorcycles (motorcycles do NOT have peddles). Motocross motorcycles (better known as dirt bikes) are equipped with greater suspension, off-road tires, and larger motors (anywhere from 80cc-250cc sized engines), solely being powered by the engine.

Answer 3

Motocross is just 1 form of dirt bike racing. Hairscrambles, hill climb and supermoto are a few examples of other types of dirt bike racing

Answer 4

The difference between the two is motorcross is spelled wrong!

Not aware of of motorcross.

Answer 5

motocross bike is a off road bike