The last OTOR issue of 2020!

The last 2020 issue of a monthly motorcycle sport magazine with some of the best interviews, features and Blogs from the heart of MXGP, MotoGP, AMA Motocross/Supercross and WorldSBK as well as tests and reviews of bikes and products from the motorcycling industry. Here are some of the highlights of OTOR #206: 

-Graduation: MX2 to MXGP, 250s to 450s: why do some blaze a trail in their first year and why do some perpetually struggle? We asked 2021 rookies Ben Watson & Thomas Kjer Olsen for their take. 

-Be what you eat: Nutrition; are bike racers neglecting a part of their training that could make the difference at elite or higher levels? If so we talk with Sports Scientist Stephan Nuesser to find out how & why. 

-Eating the Cake: E-bikes; a new electric bike company to at last assume the dusty throne that no manufacturer wants to fill? We talk to the innovative Swedish company that might have cracked e-bike MX. 

-A worthy champion: Joan Mir; eminent MotoGP writer Neil Morrison gives his personal portrait of the 23-year old that stood tall while others faltered in 2020. What’s the new #1 like?

 

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