BikesportNZ.com gets around the place.
Almost every weekend, the BikesportNZ.com crew will pop up at some major event or another, on the spot to give you accurate, first-hand accounts of just what is happening in the motorcycling world.
THE DARK SCIENCE
Setting up and tuning the suspension on your dirt bike (or road bike for that matter) should not be such a dark science.
SURE TO BE A TEST
The King of the Hill gravel hill climb will be sure to test even the best off-road motorcycle riders on February 14-15, with classes to cater for all ages and has classes to include motocross bikes, ATV (quad) bikes, buggies and UTVs as well.
UNRAVELLING THE MYSTERY
Today we enter the murky, mysterious world of bike set-up and we have approached suspension guru Richie Ebbett, of Taupo-based company MotoSR, to help us unravel some of the secrets.
SUMMERCROSS ON FILM
More audio-visual brilliance from Flash Media’s Tristan Tolley, this time from the 2014 Honda Whakatane Summercross, just after Christmas.
WHO WILL BE KING?
Racing in the shadow of Mount Taranaki will be fierce this weekend as some of the nation’s elite motocross riders challenge for the title “King of the Mountain” for 2015.
BUILD-UP GOING TO PLAN
Auckland’s Ethan Martens is a former national motocross champion and he’d quite like to remove the word “former” from any description of him in the future.
WELL DONE RICHARD
We all know by now that Raglan’s Jason Dickey won the second round of three in the Bel Ray Cross-Country Series on Sunday and that Hamilton’s Andrew Charleston finished runner-up and now leads the points chase, but what few people will know is the “story within the story” of the day’s action just west of Huntly.
SERIES WIDE OPEN
An impressive race win by Raglan’s Jason Dickey at the weekend has thrown the 2015 edition of the popular Bel Ray Cross-Country Series wide open.
CHARLETT STILL No.1
When your sport involves reaching speeds of up to 300kmph, things happen very quickly indeed, sometimes good and sometimes bad.
TOMAC RESPONDS
The journey to determine who is going to be the 2015 Monster Energy AMA Supercross champion in the United States took another turn at the second event of the season in Chase Field in Phoenix.
DICKEY DOES IT
It was a virtual start-to-finish win for Raglan’s Jason Dickey at the second round of three in the annual Bel Ray Cross-Country Series at Naike, just outside Huntly, today.
A FEW FAMILIAR FACES
We here at BikesportNZ.com take literally thousands of photos at the dozens of events we travel to, but, the shame is, most never see the light of day.
WE GET AROUND
BikesportNZ.com gets around the place.
Almost every weekend, the BikesportNZ.com crew will pop up at some major event or another, on the spot to give you accurate, first-hand accounts of just what is happening in the motorcycling world.
BEL RAY SERIES
Bel Ray Cross-country Series round two this weekend, Sunay, January 11, at 3370 State Highway 22, Naike. On Kenny Smith’s farm. Sign posted from Rangiriri.
SUZUKI PREPARES FOR MOTOGP
The Suzuki Motor Corporation has issued a new ‘behind the scenes’ video of the 2015 SUZUKI MotoGP Team as it prepares for a return to MotoGP this season with new riders Aleix Espargaro and Maverick Vinales.