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	Moto X Evolution Of The Trick DVD Fearless since the earliest days of Freestyle, riders have put life and limb on the line all for the thrill of defying the impossible. As the competition circuit took the main stage, riders like Mike Metzger, Robbie Maddison, Brian Deegan, Kyle Loza and Travis Pastrana trained to push Moto X freestyle to a new level. Claiming to land a never before done trick or combo into the foam pit is one thing, but throwing it down at the X Games is what separates the best from the rest. Moto X: Evolution of the Trick documents the biggest breakthrough moments in the history of the sport. From nac-nac combos and no handed flips to record distance jumps and the historic double backflip, there’s no telling where the progression will go next. Bonus Features: * Deleted scenes * X Games Features * Jeremy Lusk tribute * Audio commentary Price:  £21.99
	World Supermoto Review 2005 DVD Back in the Seventies, many wondered if it was possible to combine the disciplines of motocross, road racing and dirt track to find out who really was the best in motorcycle racing. The result was supermoto! Today, it is one of the fastest growing, most spectacular forms of sideways motorsport in the world, and nowhere is this truer than in Britain. This comprehensive review covers all the highlights from the 2005 Official British Supermoto Championship - one of the few bikesport championships capable of running all year round. This national series is also something of a nursery for those wishing to contest the World Championship; three British riders regularly finish in the Top 10 at a world level - but you can see them here first! Heavyweight contenders battling for the top spot this year included Christian Iddon, Matt Winstanley and Fred Fiorentino among others. This fantastic DVD covers all the action from all eight rounds, including the SM1, SM2 and the Junior SM4 classes, contested at some of the biggest motorsport circuits in the UK. Plus, our cameras allow you to get really close to the action while bringing you behind-the-scenes access and interviews with all the top riders. One of the great things about supermoto is that it defies definition. Is it motocross or is it road racing? The truth is, it’s neither! But if you love the combination of high-speed road racing and demanding off-road riding, you’ll love this programme! Price:  £19.99
	Scrambling in the 50's DVD A compilation of films from a classic era when BSA Gold Star ruled the day! Jeff Smith, Dave Curtis, Jeff Ward, Johnny Giles, Don, Rickman, Arthur Lampkin and Dave Bickers are amongst the riders featred on bikes like the Matchless BSA, Ariel, AJS and Triumph in the following events: 1955 Victory Cup Trial, 1956 Experts Grand National Scramble, 1956 and 1958 Lancashire Grand Point to Point, 1956 Lancashire Grand National, 1959 20th Cotswold Scramble. Price:  £17.99
	RoughRiders - Scrambling in the 60's DVD Another double bill of nostalgia from the archives, this time dating back to the late 60s and when big 'thumpers' still ruled the roost and two-strokes were emerging but not taken seriously! In 'The Roughriders', Jeff Smith and Arthur Lampkin on works BSAs take on the likes of Rolf Tibblin and Bill Nilsson at several classic venues including Namur, Sweden and Hawestone Park, UK. Then, in 'Three in Europe' we join John Banks, Vic Eastwood, Dave Nicoll and Keith Hickman on the championship trail in the late summer of '69, a long way from home. Riding the works BSAs, they were up against formidable opposition including Roger de Coster and Bengt Aberg. Also features motocross action from the Luxembourg, French and Swiss GPs; sadly, this was the end of an era of British motocross GP winners on British machinery. Price:  £17.99
	Off Road With Nathan Woods DVD In Off-road with Nathan Woods, Nathan shares the secrets and proven race techniques that have made him one of the most feared off-road racers today. Nathan's mission is to make you a better off-road rider and racer. In doing so he'll take you through the basics of everything from getting over logs to climbing the impossible rock-faced hill climbs. Nathan also shows you how to prep your bike for all conditions, as well as how to get that well deserved holeshot. If you want to get to the next level let Woods show you how its done. Price:  £21.99
	MX World Championship 2008 DVD This mud-flinging, high-jumping official review of the 2008 FIM Motocross World Championship is packed with so much fast and furious action we've had to put it on two discs! Get ready for more than five hours of the best dirt bike drama in the world as we bring you comprehensive coverage of every single round of both the MX1 and MX2 championship chases. The best camera angles deliver all the thrills and spills in stunning action footage, plus there's informed commentary, interviews, the podium presentations, a recap of the incredible '07 season and on-screen graphics to keep you on the pace as every race unfolds. Both title battles went right down to the final event, with MX1 heroes David Philippaerts, Steve Ramone and Ken de Dycker locked in a tight battle throughout the year, and MX2 teammates Tyla Rattray and Tommy Searle taking their championship clash to the last day. Plus, fans were treated to the long-awaited return of factory-backed Hondas to take on the mighty Yamahas, Suzukis, KTMs and Kawasakis. And then there was Josh Coppins and his hopes of recovering from the injury-plagued 2007 season. The 2008 FIM Motocross World Championship was enthralling from start to finish. This review brings you every vital moment from all 15 dust, dirt and, often, mud-filled rounds, making it the ultimate record of an unforgettable and fascinating season. Price:  £24.99
	MX World Championship 2007 DVD Watch in awe as the world’s top motocross riders compete for the championship title in this complete and official review of the 2007 season. This is non-stop entertainment as the MX competitors take incredible risks for the glory and the entertainment of dirt bike fans. Every mud-blasting, high-jumping moment of the scintillating battle for the title as the best riders, including Coppins, Ramon and Pourcel, compete against each other – and the toughest terrain! Price:  £24.99
	MX World Championship 2006 DVD There is plenty of mud-slinging in this World Motocross Championship series review, which covers all rounds from the year. See Stefan Everts, Sebastien Tortelli and Tanel Leok compete in the MX1 Class. There is on-bike footage, full commentary and interviews with championship riders. Watch in awe as these top riders compete for the championship title in more than three hours of non-stop entertainment! So sit back and relax as the MX competitors take incredible risks for the glory and the entertainment of dirt bike fans. Price:  £24.99
	MX World Championship 2005 DVD There is no other championship that can compete with the full throttle, suspension blasting, dirt busting action of MX GP! This action-packed review is a must-have for all you motocross fans, either to re-live the action or experience it for the first time - you won’t believe your eyes! Watch as Stefan Everts becomes nine-times World Champion claiming his eighth victory of the season, and 87th ever GP win! Everts will chase his tenth title next season - but it is expected to be his last before retirement so don’t miss him in action at his best! Price:  £24.99
	MX World Championship 2004 DVD The MX World Championship 2004 Review follows all the extreme mud blasting, ‘big air’ action of the 14-round season from start to finish. Featuring the best MX riders in the world, battling it out for the title against the toughest terrain in Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, UK, France, Italy, Sweden, Czech Republic, Ireland and South Africa. This official season round-up captures the crowning of the greatest ever world motocross rider, as Stefan Everts rewrites the record books once again taking his eighth MX World title, the most ever, and his 79th GP win! Everts overcame all other challenges to earn himself a place in the motocross hall of fame, but Pichon, amongst others, was behind him every step of the way making this one of the most exciting and highly competitive seasons yet! There is no other championship that can compete with the full-throttle, suspension blasting, dirt busting action of MX GP! This action-packed review is a must-have for all you motocross fans, either to re-live the action or experience it for the first time - you won’t believe your eyes! Price:  £24.99
	MX Des Nations 2008 DVD The biggest names in motocross travelled to the UK's Donington Park for the sport's most historic event - the FIM Red Bull Motocross of Nations. More than 30 countries would compete for the most prestigious prize, with a stunning line up including World MX1 Champion David Philippaerts, World MX2 Champion Tyla Rattray, British MX1 and MX2 title holders Bill MacKenzie and Shaun Simpson, plus their US counterparts James Stewart and Ryan Villopoto. As if that list wasn't mouth-watering enough, the 2008 MX of Nations would also feature Tommy Searle, Josh Coppins, Cody Cooper, Steve Ramon, Ken De Dycker, Sebastien Pourcel and many more stars in high-jumping, mud-spitting dirt bike action. The Official DVD Review features drama from all three races as the US team bids for yet another victory, and every other nation battles to break America's stranglehold on the MX of Nations title. The best camera angles bring you all the thrills and spills in exceptional footage, plus there are interviews with the stars and a host of special features, including a complete on-board lap of the challenging and technical track with Villapoto, a look at how the course was created, an introduction to all the leading riders and a complete report on the qualifying races for the 2008 FIM Red Bull Motocross of Nations. Price:  £19.99
	MX Des Nations 2007 DVD Nominated for the 2008 Impact Video Xtremey Awards, in the Best Broadcast Competition Race Video of the Year category. The FIM Motocross of Nations returned to US soil for the first time in two decades for 2007 - and it proved the perfect venue for the home team. This is the complete and official review of all the action as almost 100 of the finest MX riders, representing more than 30 countries, come together to do battle for the honour of their nations. The legendary Budds Creek Motocross Park in Maryland played host to the 61st MX of Nations. More than 75,000 fans were treated to an awesome competition featuring the very best MX talent - Ricky Carmichael, Antonion Cairoli, Ryan Villopoto, Tim Ferry, Steve Ramon, Ken de Dycker, Billy Mackenzie, James Noble and more. At the end of two days of intense dirt-biking in hot and demanding conditions, it was the USA team which emerged victorious, claiming the Chamberlain Trophy for the 18th time in dominant style. Behind them France and Belgium contested a dramatic and close battle, with Italy and Great Britain not far behind. Spectacular wipeouts, huge jumps, intense drama - every vital moment of the 'Olympics of MX' is captured in this official review, with stunning footage and expert commentary putting you at the heart of the action! Price:  £19.99
	MX Des Nations 2006 DVD Revellers at the MX des Nations anniversary championship witnessed perhaps the biggest battle in motocross history. A sell-out 75,000 strong crowd packed a purpose built circuit in Mattterley Basin, Winchester to watch track legend Stefan Everts win the MX1 class in his final championship. A flamboyant Antonio Cairoli entertained fans on his way to victory in the Open class and team members from 31 nations entered the fray to fight for podium honours. All the 2006 MX des Nations highlights feature here, from spectacular wipeouts to huge jumps and amazing comebacks. Multiple cameras capture the US team sweeping to victory followed by Belgium, New Zealand and Great Britain in sixth place. You’ll also see highlights of the qualifying rounds and extensive interviews with the teams, backed by full expert commentary. This is the complete round-up of what is now called the “Olympics of MX”! Price:  £19.99
	MX Des Nations 2005 DVD Motocross des Nations is known in the bikesport world as the "Olympic Games of MX." The MXdN is the biggest single event in the sport bringing 34 teams from around the world to one circuit, and this year's event was tipped to be one of the best ever! 2005 hailed the return of Team USA and included participation of all of this yearÍs individual MX world champions. What's more, a good weather forecast for the host town of Ernee, France and a huge crowd meant that the 59th edition of the MX des Nations was set to be a great show! Fifteen-times winners of the 'Nations, the American team, brought an impressive line-up to the event, with the legendary Ricky Carmichael riding alongside Kevin Windham and Ivan Tedesco, the strongest US riders this season. Reigning champions, the Belgians, were also among the favourites alongside New Zealand and France whose teams listed such names as Ben Townley, Josh Coppins and Mickael Pichon. However, it was Carmichael who dominated the competition from the off, and his two race wins led America to their 16th title, matching the all-time win record held by Great Britain. Carmichael's performance capped the best individual season a rider has ever had in the sport of MX racing. This official DVD review covers all the action from every angle, featuring qualifying rounds and all three Motos - MX1 + MX2 Race 1, MX2 + Open Race 2 and the MX1 + Open Race 3. Plus, you can enjoy in-depth special features on the USA, New Zealand, Belgium, France and Italy teams. Price:  £17.99
	Motocross Professionals DVD Please note final sleeve design may vary. A historic off-road film focusing on some of the best dirtbike sport from 1978, over seven different countries and six factory teams. Motocross Professionals features an in-depth analysis of two world champions Gaston Rahier and Heikki Mikkola, showing training routines, team preparation and background atmosphere as well as race action. Motocross GP '78 gives an insight into what makes motocross riders 'tick'. Includes interviews with de Coster, Lackey, Mikkola and Noyce plus race action from MikkolaÍs bike at racing speed. Price:  £17.99
	Motocross Championsip Review 1990 DVD Fresh battle lines were drawn as the stars gathered for the opening round of what promised to be one of the most exciting Motocross 500cc World Championship seasons ever. So many big names had so much to prove as the 1990 championship got under way. Britain's Dave Thorpe had moved to Kawasaki from Honda, where he had won three world crowns, fellow Brit Kurt Nicoll, now with KTM, was determined to mount a real championship bid, Eric Geboers was out to win back the title he lost to Thorpe the previous year and Jeff Leisk was ready to deliver on the promise of 1989. However, it was rising American star Billy Liles who dominated both races at the opening round in Holland. While Thorpe battled his way back into contention with double victory in Austria, it was Liles, with four wins under his belt, that led the championship heading into the Italian round. Then disaster struck - a heavy fall on the treacherous Italian circuit left Liles nursing a broken leg and unable to defend his championship lead. Belgian Geboers rose to the challenge and, with seven rounds down, the only man to win 125cc, 250cc and 500cc MX titles held a dominant lead in the chase for the 1990 world crown. As the final races of the 12-round championship were contested, Geboers held his nerve - despite the hard charging of rivals Thorpe, Dirk Geukens, Jacky Martens and a new British star, teenager Paul Mallin. On home ground, with two rounds to spare, Geboers took victory and his second 500cc World Championship title - an amazing performance from one of the true stars of the sport. Enjoy all the incredible action as the story of a dramatic motocross season unfolds, with spectacular highs and dramatic lows from an unforgettable year of mud-spitting racing in stunning, digitally remaster and re-edited footage. Price:  £19.99
	Motocross Championship Review 1989 DVD Dust, rain, mud, drama - 1989 promised a mouth-watering battle between a stellar line-up of world champions and hard charging challengers. Reigning 500cc World Champion Eric Geboers, former title-holders Dave Thorpe and Georges Jobe, plus rising stars Kurt Nicoll and Jeff Leisk, were ready for what promised to be a truly unforgettable year of MX action. While Australian Leisk, in his first full 500cc season, and Dirk Geukens shared the wins at the opening round, old-hands Geboers and Thorpe soon took control to dominate every race at the next three rounds. After four events it was honours even, the pair sharing the championship lead with equal points. Kees van der Ven was the in-form man during the middle of the season, taking wins in Scandinavia to bring himself onto the tail of the title chase, behind Brit Nicoll and Leisk. However, after seven rounds, it was Geboers who held the lead, almost 30 points ahead of Thorpe. The British star fought back to claim four wins from the next six races, including double victory at his home round. The slim chances of Geboers retaining his world title disappeared at the penultimate round, as Thorpe took both wins and his third 500cc World Championship. This is the story of a dramatic season featuring incredible race action, fascinating interviews and all the mud-spitting, high-jumping, bike-smashing moments of an amazing year. Features action from Holland, France, Italy, Finland, San Remo, Britain, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland. Motocross World Championship 1989 is part of a collectable set of classic MX World Championship reviews. Price:  £19.99
	Motocross Championship Review 1988 DVD British hero Dave Thorpe was out to reclaim the motocross 500cc World Championship title - but determined Belgian star Eric Geboers had other ideas. Duke is delighted to present the full story of the fast and furious 1988 season in an action-packed three hours of stunning footage, available on DVD for the first time. Staggering leaps, bone-crunching falls, amazing race action and fascinating interviews with leading riders put you at the heart of the title battle as the drama unfolds. Two-times World Champion Thorpe was determined to make up for the disappointment of 1987, when injury prevented him defending his crown. as the season started in Austria, he was in amazing form and dominated both legs of the meeting. Despite his strong rides, Thorpe quickly discovered he had a fight on his hands, courtesy of Honda teammate Geboers, who was bidding to become the first man in history to win world championships in 125cc, 250cc and 500cc competition. After the American Grand Prix - the seventh of 12 rounds - the nip and tuck title battle was finely poised, with Geboers trailing Thorpe by just eight points. The British Grand Prix put the championship rivals head-to head, crossing the finish line at the end of leg one almost side by side. It was Thorpe who left England victorious, winning both races. However, Thorpe's season was thrown into chaos with a heavy practice spill at the Dutch Grand Prix. A broken collarbone forced him out for two rounds, and Geboers made the most of his adversary's absence to establish a healthy points advantage. Brit Kurt Nicoll attempted to fly the British flag on his works Kawasaki and take the challenge to Geboers, but the Belgian was unstoppable. At the penultimate round, on home ground, Geboers did just enough to secure the title. The Motocross 500cc World Championship review brings you all the vital moments of a nail-biting season. Price:  £19.99
	Motocross Championship Review 1987 DVD Mud-splattered, rain-soaked and out for glory - this is the story of a dramatic season of spectacular motocross, packed with action, incident and controversy. Britain's David Thorpe was out to score a hat trick of 500cc World Championship titles as the best motocross riders on Earth gathered in Spain for the first of 12 adrenalin-powered rounds. However, after a sparkling start, 1985 and 1986 champ Thorpe's title tilt was thrown into doubt when he left the Scandinavian races winless. Arch-rival Georges Jobe, the two-times 250cc World Champion, emerged as a genuine title challenger. At the halfway point Thorpe's season was ruined by an arm-breaking crash that left him unable to mount a real defence of his world crown. It looked like Jobe would take the title unchallenged, but a new British challenger emerged - Kurt Nicoll. Featuring Jobe, Thorpe, Nicoll, Lungqvist, Martens and more! Nicoll won the opening race of the British Grand Prix in front of 35,000 fans and maintained his amazing form to take the fight to Belgium's Jobe. With just two rounds left, Nicoll had a slim shot at the championship, but his hopes were dashed by a race-ending crash in Luxembourg - allowing Jobe to take his first 500c World Championship with one round to spare. The thrills, spills and tension of an amazing season are captured in three hours of highlights, available on DVD for the first time. Awesome race footage and interviews with leading competitors put you at the heart of the action as the drama unfolds. Price:  £19.99
	Motocross Championship Review 1986 DVD Mud-spitting, high-jumping and hard-crashing - this is the spectacular sport of Motocross in one of its most action-packed years. All eyes were on Britain's Dave Thorpe as he attempted to defend his 500cc World Championship, but he wasn't going to have it all his own way as the battle went down to the wire. The 1986 season was dominated by four of the finest Motocross riders - Thorpe, Eric Geboers, Andre Malherbe and Georges Jobe. As the series reached its final round, these four men all had a shot at the title - setting up an unbelievable and unforgettable climax. This review, on DVD for the first time, captures the most important thrills and spills of this amazing year. It is packed with detailed reviews of rounds in Austria, Holland, France, Britain, Belgium and Luxembourg, including practice laps, mass starts and comprehensive race coverage. Plus, there are interviews with many of the big stars as the dramatic story unfolds, and breathtaking slo-mo footage of the kings of Motocross in action. This is a chance to re-live the awesome expertise as these two-wheeled gladiators battle through dust, mud, rain, sand and terrifying leaps in the quest for glory. The key moments of a history-making season - including Thorpe's radiator cap mishap, his heavy spill on home ground and the last race battle for the championship - are brought together in this comprehensive, must-have compilation. Price:  £19.99
	Dirtbusters DVD Dirtbike fans would probably appreciate this action-packed DVD more if we had called it ‘Crash and Burn,’ but we didn’t want to offend the unknowing! Produced from extensive film of top-class supercross, motocross, trials, enduro and sand race footage, Dirtbusters is a funny, light-hearted look at the most awesome moments in dirtbike sport - and dozens of 'unplanned moments' when riders wish they had stayed at home! Featuring five years of American Championship Supercross, early 80’s Motocross GPs, MX Des Nations and the Scottish Six Days Trial, plus loads of other events that involve the volatile combination of man, bike, dust and mud! If you're looking for the best in 'down to earth' entertainment, Dirtbusters is the biz! Price:  £15.99
	British MX Championship Review 2008 DVD Awesome action footage brings you the complete story of the spectacular 2008 Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship, with determined riding, huge jumps and shocking wipeouts. The comprehensive Official Review is packed with drama from all eight rounds of the incredible battles for both the MX1 and MX2 championships. Multiple camera angles bring you all the mud-spitting action, heroic leaps, massive pile-ups and dramatic dices for victory. After a nail-biting season of the very best MX riding, it all came down the final round at the famous Hawkstone Park. The eighth and last meeting would be the venue for the title deciding showdowns in both classes. Despite moving to a new team, CAS Honda, reigning British MX1 Champion Billy MacKenzie once again led the way, until injury put his run towards a second consecutive title in jeopardy. But MacKenzie never gives up, and brushed aside James Noble and Brad Anderson to secure the crown with one race to spare. The championship chase was even closer in MX2, where Shaun Simpson overcame bone-breaking injury and season-long duel with hard-charging challengers Stephen Sword and Martin Barr to take his first National adult title. Our cameras were there every step of the way to record every vital moment, gripping showdown, shocking spill and breathtaking leaps. The best footage, interviews, informed commentary and more make this the must-have record of one of the most competitive seasons of British Motocross competition. Price:  £24.99
	Birtish MX Championship Review 2007 DVD Determined riding, huge jumps and spectacular wipeouts made the 2007 Maxxis ACU British Motocross Championship one of the most thrilling ever! All eight rounds of this incredible series are covered in this official and comprehensive review, with multiple camera angles capturing all the leaps, pile-ups and dramatic battles for victory. After a season of nail-biting action it all came down to the final round! Reigning MX1 champion Ken de Dycker came was six points of retaining his crown going into the very last race, but Scotland’s Billy MacKenzie kept his head in the closing laps of the ’07 season to record an historic victory. The MX2 battle was just as close. Experienced American star Mike Brown held the slimmest of margins over title rival Tommy Searle going into the last round, and had to wait until the very last race to secure the British title. From Canada Heights to Pontrilas, Hereford, this is non-stop entertainment, with expert commentary, in-depth race analysis, rider interviews and the very best action-packed highlights. Price:  £24.99
	British MX Championship Review 2006 DVD One of the most exciting, full-on competitions in off-road bikesport. Filmed throughout 2006 by Greenlight TV to their normal high standard, this fully-loaded review captures all the dust, dirt and mayhem from this year’s championship. CAS rider Ken De Dycker came out on top in the MX1. Carl Nunn reigned supreme in the MX2. All the rounds are featured from round one - Cadders Hill, Lyng to round eight - Hawkstone Park, Shrewsbury. Full expert commentary accompanies the dirtbike action on the track, along with race analysis and interviews with the riders. So sit back and enjoy highlights from six months of extreme motocross action! Price:  £24.99
	AMA Motocross Championship Review 2007 DVD Nominated for the 2008 Impact Video Xtremey Awards, in the Best Broadcast Competition Race Video of the Year category. Enjoy awesome action from every single round of the hotly contested 2007 AMA Motocross Championship in this comprehensive review. The drama unfolds in more than two hours of highlights from the world's premier MX series, as the finest dirt bike riders duke it out. In the premier class, Grant Langston, Mike Alessi, Andrew Short and Tim Ferry go head-to-head in a 12-round title chase, right down to a four-way clash in the final round. The Official Review brings you every vital pass, fall and victory from the thrilling championship battle. The Official Review also includes action from every round of Motocross Lites, as reigning champion Ryan Villopoto and Kawasaki teammate Ben Townley take the championship hunt down to the very last meeting. Bonus feature: A Day in the Life with Butler Brothers. Price:  £24.99
	AMA Motocross Championship Review 2006 DVD All the action from the 2006 AMA Motocross Championship jammed into one exciting DVD. Enjoy over two hours of highlights from the world's premier motocross championship as the action unfolds in this official season review. Watch Carmichael, Stewart and Reed go head-to-head in the premier class as Villopoto, Alessi and Langston duke it out in Motocross Lites. Bonus features include a tribute to Ricky Carmichael's outstanding career as well as a day in the life of The Champ. Also included is an inside look at Team USA's Motocross Des Nations championship. Price:  £24.99