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This was to be a ride report for the Southern districts, a ride around the southern forests around Adelaide.
Amtra SA is one of the few clubs that manages to get permission to go into these forests and because of the great scenery its a popular ride.
However, it is getting harder and harder to get permission, and Mark tirelessly works to organise the ride every year in close cooperation with the forest Rangers.
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The Shock Doctor/KTM Factory GNCC Team had a great weekend at the 7th round of the GNCC Series where XC-2 rider Kailub Russell lengthened his points lead and XC-1 rider Nate Kanney came from a dead last start to finish one spot shy of the podium.
Looking for somewhere to ride in Adelaide, South Australia?
Checkout the ACUSA park ride days. See attached flyer for more details.
Husqvarna is offering savings on the entire 2009 Enduro 2-stroke and 4 stroke range.
WR 250 RRP $9795 Save $900
WR 300 RRP $10795 Save $300
TE 250 RRP $9995 Save $1900
TE 310 RRP $10995 Save $1200
TE 450 RRP $10995 Save $1500
TE 510 RRP $11495 Save $1400
Everyone adores the Italian design with new graphics for 2009 models, white racing number panels and a new headlamp unit that houses the smaller, lighter digital display also white.
All models come with a factory endorsed 24 month warranty on parts and labour.
Check out the story and video footage on Supercross.com - http://xlnk.me/1m
Last weekend the Vision Motorsport / www.taylorpotterracing.com team of
Luke Smith and I had a great time down at the Nunawading and District MX
Club day of racing.
The day started out damp but turned into a cool sunny day, perfect for
racing. I went 1-1-1 on my Vision Motorsports KTM 250 SXF and Luke wore
himself out racing four classes to go 1-1-1 on his Vision Motorsports KTM
85 SX, 1-1-DNF on his Vision Motorsports KTM 125 SX, the DNF was
mechanical glitch, 2-2-2 on his Vision Motorsport KTM 250 SXF and 1-1-1 on
ACS Racings BBR150.
In 2008 the sport of Supercross received a massive shake up with the introduction of Super X, the new Australasian Supercross Championship. A total of 90,000 people packed stadiums across Australia to see the races live and an incredible four million viewers watched the series live on television.
Mototips have put together a video on replacing fork seals. There is more to come, but already it looks easier than I thought.
Next time, i'll do it myself I think ;-)
Check it out here: http://xlnk.me/1d