THE WEEKLY FEED: ISDE VIDEO UPDATE-TOUGH AND NASTY • SOCIAL STABS • RANDY HAWKINS BITD

 

BLAST FROM THE PAST: Randy Hawkins

Randy Hawkins is a seven-time AMA National Enduro Champion, but he’s also an 18-time rider at the ISDE (International Six Days Enduro). That feat puts him in the top 10 in the world in ISDE appearances. Randy was deeply involved with the development of the Suzuki RMX, winning his first Enduro title in 1988 on a RM 250 motocrosser. He loved that machine, it was light, flickable and made good power for the woods. In 1989 and 1990 he won the title on a much modified RMX250. This photo, from 1994 shows Randy’s RMX fit with a Fox fork, an RM cylinder, Pro Circuit porting . Hawkins earned 73 AMA National race wins.

 

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2022 KTM 450 SMR – HIGHLIGHTS

  • Ultra-light chromoly steel frame with new finishing coated in racing orange
  • Upgraded aesthetics with racing graphics and factory blue seat
  • Advanced four-stroke 450 cc powerplant
  • WP Suspension XACT AER 48 mm forks and XACT rear shock
  • PANKL Racing Systems 5-speed gearbox and SUTER anti-hopper clutch
  • Brembo 4-piston radial caliper, 310 mm floating front disc and 220 mm rear
  • Supermoto 16.5/17 ALPINA light wheels and Bridgestone racing slick tires

KTM North America, Inc. is pleased to announce that Marvin Musquin has locked in a deal to remain with the Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team through the 2022 AMA Supercross Championship. Entering his 12th season with the U.S. Red Bull KTM Factory Racing team in 2022, the French rider has become synonymous with the READY TO RACE brand thanks to his top level of performance and commitment within the sport. Enjoying success at the last two rounds of the 2021 AMA Supercross Championship, the 31-year-old has proven that he still has plenty to give as he charges full-steam ahead towards a career-first 450SX title come January.

 

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WOLF: BACK IN THE DAY

1980 was a good year for the Wolfster. I won the District 37 Open A enduro title riding for Kolbe Cycles. My Can Am 400 was a tractor and towards the end of the year I fit up a 38mm KYB fork and front wheel I borrowed from our Yamaha YZ250 test bike. It was stellar. At the time I loved Scott boots- unfortunately I also had to have four knee surgeries during the next four years. Don’t know if it was the lack flex through the ankle, but I kept twisting my knee[s], ultimately having them blow up and was forced to get them drained after almost every enduro. But like Dick Burleson told me, if you’re gonna be tough you better be stupid.

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