Welcome to MXBob.com. With a few minor diversions, this cyber-museum is focused on Motocross and the great riders who hail from Minnesota. The eccentric original founder tells stories about events that happened long ago, but also monitors the current state of professional Motocross riders from Minnesota.

If you are looking for something more current, or about Arizona, that would be TriumphBob.com

The Wings can be accessed by clicking on the images below
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Active riders' pages updated through end of the 2024 SuperMotocross

The main web exhibit is the Minnesota Professional Motorcycle Racing Fall of Fame. The sprawling wing contains statistics and stories about the many great motorcycle riders from Minnesota who have had success at the professional level.
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Also includes Bob's Favorite Books about Motorcycle Racing
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Updated through the end of the 2024 SuperMotocross Season

These All Time AMA Win lists are my primary exception to the "Minnesota Only" theme. It gives me a chance to be a stat geek and list great US Motocross riders. I present the numbers as they are without commentary, or any arbitrary ranking system.
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What many would call Legacy Pages

MXBob.com, circa 2001-2010
The content having to do with Minnesota Amateur Motorcycle racing stopped being current in 2010. For those who want to get a glimpse of the MXBob.com glory days, or to read District 23 race stories from the 2000s, the link to MXBob.com Classic is a preservation of that history.

Incorrect Lyrics
These are primarily parody lyrics for other songs, a hobby I had since Mad Magazine would do it way back when. I stopped adding to this when I started trying to make music myself. Disclaimer: Lyrics were harmed in the making of these pages.

FootballBob.com Archive
The author ran a fantasy football league from 1993-2007, the first several years pre-dated all the fancy tools currently available. The fantasy part was taken to the next level, with the game reports often including stories of angry players on the bench, fighting mascots, fake quotes from team owners, and fictional home fields. Sadly, because of the Great Hard Drive Crash of 2003, only the last 4 years of those stories live on, but all of the year-by-year History, and the Lifetime Stats for every RABEFL team owner, are there for the 17 people who may care.