We may be heading into winter, but it’s about to get very hot indeed in the South Island this weekend. Mokau’s Adrian Smith believes he on track to retain his national cross-country championships crown this season after winning the second … Continue reading →
There is very little time for rest and relaxation for Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley these days. The new dad not only has a busier home-life to deal with at the moment, although wife Katherine takes on the bulk of child-rearing duties … Continue reading →
Brace yourselves for The Big Three – the fifth round of the New Zealand Enduro Championships at Oparau on April 19, the Hauturu Trail Ride on April 20 and the two-day No Way In Hell extreme enduro on April 20-21.
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Continue reading →New Zealand’s Rory Mead is showing positive signs on his road to recovery following his horrifying crash in the United States at the weekend.
Continue reading →Auckland motorcycle ace Callan May is enjoying a sensational debut season of cross-country racing in the United States.
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Continue reading →BikesportNZ.com is a media company with a difference. On a daily basis, the BikesportNZ.com web site provides exclusive, fresh and original content, while the company also saturates the mainstream print media with motorcycling news.
Continue reading →The camera operator for SkyzoneNZ Aerial Photography, Alex Paterson, has put together this video from round two of the New Zealand Enduro Championships near Porirua, just north of Wellington. As you will see in the video, it was steep terrain, … Continue reading →
Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley has scored his second podium finish in as many events as he crafts a positive start to his Grand National Cross-country racing campaign in the United States.
Continue reading →The sport of motorcycle cross-country racing is full of high-speed zigs and zags and now it’s just taken another 90-degree turn. The second round of four in this season’s New Zealand Cross-country Championships was held near Huntly on Saturday with … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →They say it’s often harder to defend a championship that to win it in the first place.
Continue reading →Raglan’s Jason Dickey could be the big mover on the cross-country motorcycling scene this season. The 19-year-old Kawasaki ace certainly has momentum on his side after he blasted his way to victory at the fourth and final round of the … Continue reading →
All three Kiwis who had entered the big race finished inside the top 20 at the opening round of this season’s Grand National Cross-country Championships in the United States.
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Continue reading →Completing a gruelling six-hour dirt bike race is one thing, but to do it all alone is quite another. But that’s what Taumarunui farmer Kevin Taylor did at Matata, in the Bay of Plenty, at the weekend.
Continue reading →The Kawasaki men have a point to prove at the fourth and final round of the Bel Ray Cross-country Championships in the North Waikato region this weekend.
Continue reading →Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley and Titirangi’s Callan May are up and running in the United States. The 35-year-old Whibley is a two-time former American cross-country motorcycle champion – he won the Grand National Cross-country Championships in 2008 and again in 2012 … Continue reading →
