STACYC Celebrates a Decade at 2026 Loretta Lynn's Amateur Motocross Championship

STACYC started with one dad trying to get his kid on two wheels. Ten years later, walk the pits at Loretta Lynn's, and it's hard to find a ripper who didn't start on a STACYC.

This year we ran Camp STACYC on site, and a full pump track set up so kids could get hands-on with the entire lineup, from the 12eDRIVE all the way up to the 20eDRIVE. That range matters. A 12eDRIVE is built for a toddler's first ride, low and light enough that a kid can pick the bike up themselves after a fall. By the time a rider's ready for a 20eDRIVE, they've got real speed control and the throttle discipline that carries straight into a full-size bike.

Watching a three-year-old work the pump track next to a nine-year-old on a 20eDRIVE is a pretty good snapshot of what STACYC's about. Same bike concept, same philosophy, ten years of geometry and power tuning in between.

Confidence is the whole idea behind STACYC. Get a kid on a bike they can control and manage on their own, and they stop worrying about the bike and start learning to ride. That's the foundation every one of these future champs needed before they ever thought about a holeshot.

Ten years of watching that play out at events like Loretta Lynn's is proof the approach works. A generation of riders got their start on a STACYC