I think part of it (as mentioned in the video) is that a lot of kids don't have dirtbikes anymore. Growing up in Michigan when I was young, all state land was open to dirtbikes. Later, sometime in the eighties I believe, it was ALL closed to dirtbikes. No private land, no place to ride, sucks to be you. They had a couple "designated trails" in my area. Because of the crowding, they became like pro-motocross tracks in a short period of time. Just one mogul after the other. Head on collisions were very common. That's when I gave it up. I guess now they have opened up some more land. Not sure I'm in good enough shape to "do it in the dirt" anymore. Besides, for me, half the fun was beating the piss out of non-mufflered Honda twins, that could be bought for next to nothing. This here was one of my favorites. 1975 Honda CL360. Got it basically for free. Over the years added nicer parts that I acquired, usually for free. The exhaust is made out of artillery shell casings I found at the local junk yard. I beat that bike for years and couldn't kill it.