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Continue reading →Titirangi’s Callan May and Mokau’s Adrian Smith are probably too hard and fast for their own good, wearing out three sets of brake pads between them in the big annual Acerbis Four-Hour cross-country marathon near Taupo on Saturday.
Continue reading →The popular Motomuck Junior 90-minute race was held in forestry just north of Taupo on Saturday, the curtain-raiser to the equally-popular Acerbis Four-Hour.
Continue reading →Bay of Plenty’s Brad Groombridge created history when he won the Acerbis Four-Hour cross-country endurance race near Taupo on Saturday, becoming the first man ever to win it as an ironman.
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 →Wairarapa’s Reuben Vermeer knows a thing or two about racing off-road-motorcycles and he’ll be out to prove that again this weekend.
Continue reading →Suzuki riders dominated the popular Acerbis Four-Hour cross-country race near Taupo last season and there are plans afoot to repeat the dose this time around as well, although there will be different names to go on the trophies.
Continue reading →Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley ended his international season on the podium at the weekend and now looks forward to a break back in New Zealand before returning to the United States to do it all over again in 2014.
Continue reading →Just a couple of weeks after winning the big annual Suzuki Six-Hour cross-country motorcycle race near Tokoroa and Taupo’s Brad Groombridge is on the podium again, this time for winning a major stand-alone motocross event.
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 →Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley is wasting no time in getting back up to speed with his racing.
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 →Pahiatua’s Paul Whibley is back. The 34-year-old former Manawatu forestry worker, affectionately dubbed “The Axeman” on the motorcycling scene, won two major cross-country titles in the US last season, clinching the Grand National Cross-country Championships (GNCC) and the Off-Road Motorcycle … Continue reading →
Some of the BikesportNZ.com crew are now back in New Zealand after a short working holiday in Germany, Britain and the United States and they’re thrilled to see the machine has kept ticking over while they were away.
Continue reading →Self-belief … it’s a hard thing to develop and nurture. But self-belief is exactly what Darryll and Shayne King gave to Kiwi motocross hopefuls in the 1990s and what Josh Coppins, Ben Townley, Chris Birch and Paul Whibley gave to … Continue reading →
It was a perfect weekend for Suzuki. Two riders sharing a Suzuki RMZ-450 motocross bike co-rode their way to victory at the big annual six-hour dirt bike marathon sponsored by Suzuki.
Continue reading →An initiation to MotoGP or motocross can often mean nasty scars on the arms. Those ugly marks are from arm pump surgery, a common procedure to alleviate pressure caused by what is called compartmental syndrome, what we all refer to … Continue reading →
If there is one piece of silverware that is coveted most by the Kiwi dirt bike fraternity, it is probably the trophy for winning outright at the big annual Suzuki Six-Hour Dirt Bike Challenge.
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