- Twin Air Oil Cap Covers
- New filter solution for Can Am Commander 800/1000 and new Maverick models
- Hahn wins 250SX East title; Tomac wins race, but finishes second in the West
- Roczen Crowned AMA West 250SX Supercross Champion
- Twin Air Powerflow Kit KTM Freeride 350 2012/2013
- New product: Twin Air Fuel Filter
- Twin Air 2013 SX/MX Teams USA
- Twin Air Champions 2012
- Twin Air Tech Tip: Honda CRF450R 2013
- Honda's Dakar 450 unveiled at Intermot
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Twin Air developed a new aluminum Oil Cap Cover for current model 4-stroke bikes. The champagne color anodized cover replaces the standard Oil Filter Cover. The cover features cooling fins designed for better cooling and gives your bike the finishing touch.
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In the last few months Twin Air worked on a new filter solution for Can Am Commander 800/1000 and the new Maverick models. In cooperation with Can Am is a new rubber part designed including a metal mesh. This part creates a leak proof seal in the airbox. The special made foam filter sheets are re-usable as all other Twin Air filters. This new product will increase your airflow and gives the best protection for your engine.
Read more... May |
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LAS VEGAS - GEICO Honda rider Wil Hahn did exactly what he needed to do to wrap up the AMA 250SX East championship Saturday night at Sam Boyd Stadium, finishing one spot behind challenger Marvin Musquin to seal his first professional title by three points. Teammate Eli Tomac did everything he could to match the feat in 250SX West action, but his fifth victory of the season wasn't enough to pass Ken Roczen in the championship chase, with Tomac ultimately finishing two points back.May Read more... |
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Ken Roczen wins the 2011 MX2 World Championship
Thursday, 08 September 2011 11:10
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Sep  GAILDORF (Germany), 4 September 2011, Tommy Searle raced his heart out to take the overall win in Germany but all the focus and applause of the crowd was focussed on the home Championship winnner Ken Roczen. It's never easy to win in your home country and Ken Roczen almost fell foul of that curse in race 1 in Gaildorf as he crashed out of the second place early on. It was only a small mistake in the ruts created in the German clay but it was enough to hand the initiative to his team mate Herlings.
Herlings took up the challenge and pulled a gap on the pack before he made an almost carbon copy mistake himself. Herlings would never recover his pace and finished a disappointed 5th behind Paulin, Tonus and Tommy Searle as his team mate did what he needed to march ever closer to clinching the 2011 title. If race 1 was tense, it was nothing on race two as the top three in the championship fought tooth and nail for the race, overall and championship wins. Herlings had the legs for the first two thirds of the race as first Roczen and then Searle challenged him for the lead, with the German needing the win to seal the title at this stage, then a mistake first for Searle dropped him back to third before Roczen slid out of second chasing Herlings to leave the Dutchman unchallenged at the front. But without warning the Dutch KTM rider made an off camera mistake and Searle took over the lead and the would go on to take the overall win. However the most important fact was that with Herlings now in 2nd and Roczen in 3rd then the championship would go to the German for 2011. So Searle wins once again in 2011 but the pluadits have to go to Ken Rocen on sealing a great maiden World Championship win. In the European MX2 class it was a French victory for Roman Febvre who did all that was needed of him to seal the title with a solid ride to 7th in race one leaving him needing only a top 6 in race two no matter who won. The man that was doing all the winning was the revitalised and fully fit Dylan Ferrandis who stormed both races and won by comfortable margins in each, however the fact that he missed three rounds with a wrist injury meant he could do nothing to overhaul Febvre. In race two a heavy crash for the champion elect put his fans hearts in their mouths but the bike was relatively unscathed and despite dropping to fifth momentarily the young Frenchman was back in the fight for the podium and pushed right to the end to take an excellent and well deserved overall championship victory.
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