Introducing ELEKTRA! Elektra is Jim Beaver's personal 2023 Kawasaki KRX 4 outfitted with a Kraftwerks supercharger and exhaust, 33" General Grabber X3 tires wrapped around 15" forged Vision Wheels, Rigid LED Lighting, Rugged Communications, an HCR Racing long travel suspension, and fully custom interior and exterior with a retro inspired livery.

From professional off-road racing to hosting television and the General Tire Jim Beaver Show, Jim Beaver’s illustrious career has taken him down all sorts of winding paths. Now, he’s teamed up with Belching Beaver Brewery—known for its collaborations with the legendary Deftones and Mint 400—to create the only beer that symbolizes and puts a name to those experiences: Jim Beaver’s Misadventure IPA!

Jim Beaver rides his Kawasaki KX 250X to a hidden pallet bar in the Arizona desert named the "Rooster Bar." The bar is unmanned, self serve, BYOB, with horseshoe pits and a fire pit. Pack it in, pack it out, and leave it cleaner than how you found it. You know of any hidden bars? Let us know in the comments.

For anyone looking for a motorcycle that is great for single track, trails, technical riding, and open desert riding, and can still hold its own for the occasional track day, you can’t go wrong with the Kawasaki KX 250X.

Professional off-road racer and nationally syndicated radio and television host Jim Beaver gets back into his fastest office of all this weekend, returning to action in the #2915 General Tire UTV for another shot at Vegas to Reno on Friday. Competing in the Trophy Unlimited class, Beaver will first take part in Head to Head Time Trials on Thursday morning, before lining up in Bonnie Claire on Friday to run one of the longest point-to-point races of the year.

Jim Beaver gives his impressions of the 2023 Kawasaki KRX 4 1000 after spending time testing it in Sand Hollow, Utah in the dunes, rocks, and desert.

Beyond stoked to be asked to be a speaker at the 2022 Motorsports Sponsorship Summit with some of the best minds in motorsports marketing. This is 100% worth your time to tune in and something I completely stand behind for anyone just starting out or veteran racers looking to up their game.

Second-generation off-road racer Jim Beaver began coming to The Mint 400 as a kid to watch his father Dan Beaver race the legendary race. Looking forward to attending the race every year Jim dreamed of one day racing The Mint 400, and now he has multiple Mint 400s under his belt. Listen to Jim describe his experience as a kid and the importance of The Mint 400 as the off-road race where everybody can battle without holding back.

As you have seen, things have changed around here with JB15, and while it may be scary at times, it can also be a breath of fresh air. My friends at Kawasaki were kind enough to send me one of their KRX 1000 units to have some fun with, and for a funemployed guy like me, the fun factor has gone through the roof.