Fischer Motor Introduces MRX650 Low & San Felipe 250 Results

Fischer Motor Company - they of GP frames, high-end suspension and components, and Hyosung engines - have now announced a lower seat model of their MRX650 machine. This is especially designed for the inseam-challenged amongst us, yet it still maintains the great handling and performance of the original model. The secret is the Trellispar - the only production one-piece frame on the market - and how well is hugs the track when pushing the bike as hard as you want. For the details, please take the link.

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The San Felipe 250 is in the books now and it looks like Johnny Campbell Racing keeping Honda's dominance in Baja in sound order. Kawasaki's riders Robby Bell and Steve Hengeveld and second team riders Ryan and Connor Penhall rounded out the podium. This shows us once again (the first time being the Baja 1000) that Team Green is getting close to Honda in these off-road, hard core motorcycle races...

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Early Results from Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 Desert Race

Well, probably the most well-known motorcycle racer in Baja 1000 racing, Johnny Campbell, had his team on the top spot in Class 22 on their Honda CRF450X. The team consisted of Kendall Norman, Tim Weigand and Quinn Cody - also some well recognized off-road racers. The race consisted of a 672.85-mile course of natural desert terrain; it started for the 35th time and finished for the 20th time in Ensenada, Mexico, 65 miles south of the U.S. border at San Diego. Over 250,000 fans were in attendance at the historic race...

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Desert Racing at Its Best - 42nd Tecate SCORE Baja 1000

Honda is going for their 20th overall win at the event - and Kawasaki has brought in several former Honda riders and their own off-road miracle bikes to compete in the annual Baja 1000 race next weekend in Mexico and California. Kawasaki has a real chance of challenging the usually dominant Honda entry this year, and even KTM has a solid factory team in place to race in the world-famous desert race. So, for the first time in a long, long while, the competition is strong and it will be something well worth watching or attending - if you can!

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