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Metzger Debuts Backflip Heel Clicker - See motorcycledaily.com
Multiple World Motocross Champion Mickael Pichon was impressed with his recent test of the new Suzuki RM-Z250 four-stroke motocross machine at England's Canada Heights circuit.
"The whole bike feels good. The engine is comparable to a 125 two-stroke but I feel there is much more power and especially more torque. It's unbelievable how fast you can turn and the traction is always there," said the 2001 and 2002 World Motocross Champion.
| [image:1184,top] | X-treme Lumezzane is touted the most beautiful, toughest, hardest, longest and richest enduro race in the World. This year the race lived up to it's name and attracted over 10,000 spectators to the mountainous village of Lumezzane in the region of Brescia, Northern Italy.
Current World Enduro Champion, Stefan Merriman emerged the winner of the famous international enduro race after 10 hours on Saturday, 2.5 hours in the night and 6.5 hours on Sunday. The stifling heat, tight time checks on the trail and 22 special tests in total made this year's race particularly difficult, with only 21 out of the 70 riders entered finishing.
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Some more 2004 info is starting to surface, with some Gas Gas, KTM and VOR specs and pics at the following links.
Gas Gas · KTM · Vroom.co.nz
Windham again!
Coming into the Washougal round, it must have played on Kevin Windham's mind that Ricky Carmichael would be out to win at all costs, to re-establish his dominance over the 250cc Motocross class. We've all wondered, could he do it again?
Coffs Harbour turned on great weather to bring out an appreciative crowd to the 4th round of the Yamaha Australian Supermoto Championships in NSW. Around 1500 spectators witnessed the event, which was conducted in a natural amphitheatre and brought on all the usual thrills involved with motorcycle racing.
Read the full story at www.supermotard.com.au
James Stewart wins again with two first places at Washougal. Ryan Hughes came in second with a third and fourth place, and Michael Byrne came in third with seventh and second place finishes.
Unfortunately, no riders were able to match Stewarts pace, as in both Moto's he had around 20 seconds lead by the end. When will Stewart get a real challenge? When will he race the 250 class? Will Ricky be able to take Bubba?