Round-Up of Testing at Off-Road Magazine - Good, Quick Reading

Yes, it is an online/print magazine known as Dirt Bike and they do have some good stories about the wonderful world of off-road motorcycles. I read them regularly. This is not very in depth, but it will give you an idea of what will be coming in subsequent issues; this is a wrap-up of some testing they have done this year (2009). Go and have a look - pay special attention to the big, black and yellow machine about half way down.

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Husaberg's Joakim Ljunggren Has Good Race Weekend - Again

This is Ljunggren's first year in the Indoor Enduro World Cup (IEWC), but he is performing like it is his second nature. In his first event, in England, he rode to a respectable finish, in the second round in Italy, he placed fourth, third, and fourth during the weekend. That is even better than his results in the U.K. Look for even more improvement as Husaberg rider Ljunggren gets more and more familiar with the competition...

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Novemberkåsan: Husaberg's Joakim Ljunggren is Triumphant!

Ljunggren, took the lead early in the event and went all the way to the finish in first place - beating his closest competitor by 45 minutes! The even was marred with cold temperatures and snowfall, but that did not stop the Husaberg rider; some of his competition sat out the race, so he did not have any real challengers. Even so, the rain/snow and cold made it one very tough enduro!

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Husaberg Report: 2010 Indoor Enduro World Cup Opener in Sheffield, England

The 2010 IEWC first round was a rough and tough race weekend in the U.K. Husaberg rider Joakim Ljunggren - who was racing in his first ever indoor enduro - pulled home in sixth place - a very respectable result. Unfortunately, the second factory Husaberg rider was unable to even qualify for the main; Oriol Mena was just unprepared due to the injury he sustained at the recent ISDE in Portugal. Another Husaberg rider, Britain Ollie Moyce, had a decent weekend, but also did not qualify for the main event. Moyce did, though, win the 'night' race at the event and was quite happy about that - as would anyone.

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Indoor Enduro World Cup Begins This Weekend

Husaberg is ready for it - well, at least one rider is ready, but the other is recovering from a fall at the Portugal ISDE. Joakim Ljunggren is ready to roll as he is a specialist when the Enduro gets tough and technical. Oriol Mena says he is at about 85% since he has not been able to train much due to his injury. Once the racing starts in Sheffield, U.K., both riders will be on Husaberg's FE390.

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