September 5th, 2010


The Motorex KTM off-road team has made Australian off-road racing history by winning the E1, E2 and E3 class titles, as well as the outright 2010 AORC championship. Toby Price took both the outright AORC and E2 championship, while teammates Jarrod Bewley and Ben Grabham wrapped up the E1 and E3 class championships respectively.

On the Saturday of the final two rounds, Price the dominator wrapped up his second consecutive AORC title with one round to spare. “ I really only needed to take it easy today to finish clean and win the championship, but I’m not interested in finishing anything less than first place now”

Price started the day on his 450 EXC a little slower than usual, as teammate Jarrod Bewley was leading outright on his 250 EXC-F. After a f




September 2nd, 2010


Who are you?

The Beckenator.

What do you do?

Something really fast, really hard.

Where do you do it?

Any & All terrain.

When do you do it?

Sleep it, live it, love it, gotta have it!

Why do you do it?

It’s in the blood…riding, racing, living the dream!

How do you do it?

It's all




September 1st, 2010


Historically speaking, Massachusetts is known as the landing place of the Pilgrims in 1620 at Plymouth, as well as being the home of Moto-X 338 in Southwick.  The track is owned by American Legion Post 338, hence the official name of Moto-X 338, commonly referred to simply as Southwick.  The first race at the track was held in 1972 and its first professional race was in 1976.  Southwick is the only sand track on the circuit, making the conditions especially challenging for both the riders and the engines which have to run much harder than usual to pull through the soft surface. 

Josh Grant fell victim to the Southwick sand in the first practice session, crashing and injuring his left shoulder.  An initial examination by the on-site Asterisk Mobil




August 30th, 2010


Check out some pics from Round 12 of the AMA Flat Track Championship at the Indiana Mile.






August 29th, 2010


The Maxxis Pont de Vaux 2010 12 hour endurance team event was held last weekend in the picturesque town of Pont de Vaux, France. It was the 24th annual edition of the world famous event and the competition was tougher than ever. Paul Holmes teamed up with Romain Couprie and Joe Maessen and rode with Team Audemar to take the overall victory joining the legendary list of riders who've won this prestigious race.

The race is split between 3 stages. The first being a 3 hour day session on Saturday, followed closely by a 5 hour night session and then a final 4 hour session on Sunday. 

Holmes, Couprie and Maessen showed amazing consistency with top 3 place finishes in all sessions. They pushed enough to take the overall win with a time of 12hrs:08m: 27s




August 28th, 2010

Luke "Duke" Emmons claimed the Sickest Trick at this year's XDL comp in Indianapolis.






August 27th, 2010


Shift rider Rafal Pasierbek (Stunter 13) rode to victory at the Stunt GP Sportbike Freestyle Championship in Poland.  Fellow Shift rider Julien “RazerBack” Welsh claimed a solid 5th place finish on his Triumph Street Triple R. 

Click here to check out Stunter 13’s winning run, and you can catch RazerBack’s top-5 ride here.






August 26th, 2010


Click here to read what 2wf.com had to say about Shift’s Kicker riding shoe in their latest product review.






August 25th, 2010


Who are you?

Lukey Luke Follacchio

What do you do?

I’m a  professional stunt rider, I make wheelies and burnouts.

Where do you do it?

All over Australia, surrounding countries and car parks.

When do you do it?

Everyday of my life, I love my job!

Why do you do it?

Cause I love it!!

How do you do it?

With a super amazing Triumph motorcycle!!






August 24th, 2010


Just in case there was a doubt in anyone's mind about #1 Henry Wiles' prowess on the venerable Peoria TT, the Monster Energy Kawasaki / Don's Kawasaki backed Michigander dominated round 11 of the AMA Pro K&N Filters Grand National Championship presented by Motorcycle-Superstore.com. The win is the sixth straight for Wiles at the Illinois venue as he closes in on the "Prince of Peoria" Chris Carr's record of eight in a row.

Wiles had a perfect day, posting the fastest qualifying time, winning the fastest heat and leading all twenty five laps of the National. Winning by over 11 seconds over Rockysonline.com / Lucas Oil / Rogers Lake Racing's #21 Jared Mees.

"Today was just one of the days that I think even if I would have gotten a