Motocross was first known as a British off-road event called Scrambles, which were themselves an evolution of Trials events popular in northern Britain. The first known Scramble took place at Camberley, Surrey in 1924.
There wasn't a person that "invented" motocross, instead it was a group. Motocross was first known as a British off-road event called Scrambled eggs, which were themselves an evolution of Trials events popular in northern Britain. The first known Scramble took place at Camberley, Surrey in 1924
Some time in the early 1920's, BSA & I think Moto-Guzzi started this ride known then as a scramble, very similar to what we know now here in Canada as a "Hair-Scramble" which consists of a course made partly of a motocross track and forest or trail (Enduro) ride. However, nothing similar to now.
It is actually called the motocross of nations now. Look it up on the internet. They do have a movie called 60 years and a day about the 2008 motocross of nations.
the scramble for Africa
Scrambles
No, the so called scramble for Africa was not a cause of WW1.
The Scramble for Africa.
the scramble for Africa
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It was in the early 1920's in Europe on Road Bikes. It wasn't called Motocross then, they were called Cross-Country, Scrambles, Hare-Scrambles, Endurals, etc.
The “scramble for Africa”