Enduro

The Finnish rider Mika Ahola (HM-Honda) won the first race in the FIM Indoor World Championship, held in the Palafiera in Genoa (Italy) and watched by 7000 spectators. Three finals, and three different winners on three different motorbike manufacturers. There could have been no better start. Other than Ahola, Joakim Ljunggren (Husaberg) and Tadeusz Blazusiak (KTM) were the winners of the other finals. However, Iv

Right here is a good one for all the old timers remember when teams actually wore team kit? what were the country team helmet colours??? eg british racing green = UK

A mate email me this helmet camera footage of the 09 race. Check out 6:15 those guys were very lucky!

Are all wheel bearing the same in a rear wheel from a KTM (125-525cc) I've bought a wheel off flee bay and the bearing need doing but I'm unsure of the age and cc the wheel came from. Regards

Hello guys, One of my workmates sons is looking to purchase a motocross/enduro bike for passing abit of time and having abit of fun but nothing to serious however from what he is telling me he is struggling to find anywhere where he can ride in the northamptonshire area (Kettering to be precise). As far as i undersand he is will to pay for being able to ride, any chance any of you knowledgable lot could give some suggestions of places within northamptonshire or close by? Many thanks in advance, beer-smiley.gif Ben.

The opening day of the FIM International Six Days Enduro (ISDE) held in Kotka, Finland, delivered plenty of surprises with heavy overnight rain making for a much tougher than expected day for the three hundred and sixty-one starting riders. For host nation Finland it was a day of highs and lows as their six rider World Trophy team claimed a commanding class lead, while their Junior Trophy team suffered two retirements, which dropped them to the very bottom of the class results. From the start it was clear that the weather would play a key role in the outcome of the day. With dark clouds rolling over the paddock as the first riders headed out into the Finnish forests it w…

The on board footage of GJ is well worth a watch. It's an education in itself the course was just so hard.you will be sweating watching it. Emporer Hirohito was kinder to his Kamikazi pilots than the CoC was to those riders. Even ice cool Jarvis had a moment or 2 it must have taken all his patience not to launch into the Husky into the great blue yonder Awsome riding

So. I will take my time to explain as best as i can. Sorry for my english So i bought a husky wr250 2007 ( i think) with no spark. After trying some cdi s i had around i got one working (by working i mean spark) tried to startnthe bike but all it does it pops thru the exhaust, after many days of fiddling around i removed the stator and flywheel case and look like it has an mini 4 hierro motoplat flywheel and stator. Tried retarding the spark but same results, then i had the ideea to take the cilinder head out put the spark plug next to the cilinder and i took a slow mo vid to see if the spark meets the piston at TDC and it does but then sparks one more time at btdc??…

Can anyone tell me if there are any enduro clubs that do enduros for youth riders as my son is 13 years old and would like to have a go .He rides trials and also has a 85 motocross bike

Fair play to Graham Jarvis for winning it, just a shame Bolter went wrong because he was also very capable of winning it. Below is a very vids of the event; well worth a watch. http://www.enduro.gr/index.cfm?Action=Deta...1&CPid=2685 P.S. Anyone know what bike Jarvis was on? 450 or the new 250?

Can anybody help me? Who is the best dealer to contact to get the best deal on a new KTM 250 EXC? Anything I should know about this model in advance? Thanks.

Just noticed this Yamaha on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...e=STRK:MEWAX:IT which is claimed to be a "1986 Yamaha 250 YZ - ex Works Enduro Bike. This bike won 1987 British Enduro Championship" I can't remember who won the 87 championship or on what - Edmunson on the Honda? - but I don't think it was a Yamaha and I don't think Yamaha had any official entries on YZs in enduros. Does anyone know if this bike is genuine or not? It seems a fairly strong claim to make if it isn't true. It's a pity as the bike looks very nice and should sell well on its own merits.

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Can anybody help answer a question please? Montesa 360 H7 Enduro, fitted with Marzocchi forks, are the fork lowers made of magnesium alloy or plain old aluminium alloy? The yokes have 'magnesium' embossed into them. I've posted this in the Montesa section as well Thanks.

Some good moor crossings here, even a Matchless for Big John

Be very interested to see how Doug performs in the Indoor Enduro World Cup round in Genoa, this evening, 24 January 2009.

Has anyone been to the Erzberg rodeo. I would like any info on camping or accommodation. Do they allow spectators on bikes? any info would be appreciated.

Showcases some of my trials riding areas nicely 😎. event is sold out, course is now set and closed until race day.

I've been super busy, stacked up with work, sorting the house, taking care of a new puppy. So the old trials bikes are on the back burner for this winter ... instead I've been getting out on my other half's Rieju Tango. It's fab, basically it feels like riding my old DT100 back in the day, just with fuel injection, electric start, etc. They're just basic farm bikes, but agile enough for the tricky trails (though I need to add a skid plate, hand guards, and more aggressive tyres). What I like about it is that there's no faffing around with mixing the fuel, or messing about with the idle because of the weather, etc, just hop on and go. I might get one for…

Just had a look at the results of the Spanish round of the WEC and no David Knight in the results. Anybody know why?