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Twin Air is proud to announce our 2012 SX/MX Teams. The 2011 lites class racing season was a clean sweep for Twin Air sponsored teams.Jan Twin Air filters are trusted by more champions than all other filter brands combined. Muscle Milk Factory Honda Trey Canard Justin Brayton Ashely Fiolek Geico Honda Kevin Windham Eli Tomac Justin Barcia Justin Bogle Wil Hahn Jimmy Decotis Supercross.com Honda Andrew Short Read more... |
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The new developed Twin Air Exhaust Plug prevents water and dirt from entering your exhaust during washing and transportation.Jan Proprietary new softer rubber material that features fiberglass reinforcement that overlays a durable plastic base. The outer rubber material now floats on the plastic base, allowing you to twist the plug into the exhaust creating a leak proof seal. Twin Air lanyard attached makes it easy to find and store. Available for 2 or 4 stroke exhaust systems. Read more... |
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Twin Air wishes everybody a Merry Christmas and a Happy 2012 ! Dec |
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Pourcel earns second straight East Coast title for Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki
Tuesday, 13 April 2010 20:01
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Apr  Corona, Calif. (April 11, 2010) – Monster Energy/Pro Circuit/Kawasaki’s Christophe Pourcel locked up his second straight AMA Supercross Lites Eastern Region Championship at Reliant Stadium in Houston.Pourcel raced to his fifth win of the season and scored enough points to claim the No. 1 plate while his teammate Dean Wilson crashed on the last lap while trying to make a pass for second, finishing ninth.  Pourcel has two races remaining in his remarkable AMA Supercross Lites career. There is the East Coast finale next week in St. Louis and the Dave Coombs Memorial East-West Shootout in Las Vegas on May 8. In his SX Lites career, Pourcel has 12 wins in 19 starts. “I normally don’t think about the championship at the races, I just want to put in a good race,” said Pourcel. “I am really happy that I was able to wrap it up early, but next week I still want to go out with a win.”  Pourcel set the fastest time in qualifying practice for the seventh straight week more than a half-second ahead of his nearest competitor. It was Wilson who was second, a tenth faster than third place. In the Heat races, Pourcel earned another win while Wilson overcame a tough start to finish second. In the main event Pourcel led wire to wire after getting out of the starting gate in a good position. Wilson was fourth after the first lap but then made the move to a podium spot on the second lap. The Canadian rider kept pushing trying to move up to second throughout the race and on the final lap he went down in the whoops section. Wilson saw an opportunity to make the pass but a small mistake cost him a spot on the podium. “I was so disappointed that I made that mistake,” said Wilson. “I know everyone makes mistakes, but that one hurt a little bit. I really wanted to be on the podium. Next week I want to finish with my best result.” The AMA Supercross Lites Eastern Region season will wrap up next week at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis. |
