Luke Judge

Feb 15, 2011, ©Copyright 2011, Roadracing World Publishing, Inc.

From a press release issued by American Suzuki:

THE SUZUKI COUNTDOWN CLEARANCE EVENT IS ON RIGHT NOW !! new Sales Promotion Offers $1000-Off Coupon on Select Suzuki Motorcycles and Scooters BREA, Calif. February 15, 2011 –Suzuki is pleased to announce a massive sales promotion offering an incredible $1000-off coupon on select motorcycles and scooters in combination with 1.99% financing through March 31, 2011. the coupon can be found on suzukicycles.com or picked up at your local Suzuki dealer. For consumers waiting for the right time to get on a new Suzuki – this is it! This outstanding offer is simply unprecedented in the powersports industry. Suzuki is offering this huge savings on class-leading new motorcycles and scooters to make riding a new Suzuki easily affordable for consumers this spring. “We want to give this incredible opportunity to consumers,” said American Suzuki Motorcycle/ATV Division’s National Sales Manager Rod Lopusnak, “Spring is just around the corner and there is no better way to start out the 2011 riding season than on a new Suzuki motorcycle or scooter, and this huge $1000-off promotion with 1.99% financing makes it easily affordable for motorcycle enthusiasts to get on a new Suzuki.” This incredible promotion is in addition to Suzuki’s class-leading 1.99% APR rate* that is fixed until 2016 on all models with approved credit. This is an amazing opportunity to get on a new Suzuki ride at a fraction of the price. from AMA-dominating RM-Z motocross bikes to the baddest Boulevard cruisers and fuel-efficient Burgman scooters, a huge variety of class-leading Suzuki motorcycles and scooters are eligible for this incredible offer! This exceptional offer is only available for a limited time, though. the 45-day countdown is now ticking! the $1000-off coupon must be redeemed at local Suzuki dealerships by March 31, 2011, so don’t delay. For more information about Suzuki, please visit: suzukicycles.com

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Question by Brandon: which of these two iron horse mountain bikes should I get?They are both very similar but i am having a hard time picking which one. rscycle.com/2008-Iron-Horse-6-Point-4-All-Mountain?sc=19&category=55 or rscycle.com/2007-Iron-Horse-6-Point-4-All-Mountain-Freeride-CLOSEOUT?sc=11&category=108

Best answer:

Answer by edward wTake it from an IH connoisseur, get the 07 model it is just slightly better speced’ and these two bikes are generally the same in every aspect and would do you well either way. The deals are better when the bike is an older year model and most companies have lowered the specs overall on their models since 07. I own both an 07 MKIII and Azure WC 06′ and have owned several other lower end IH too, 1.3, 4.5, and warrior expert. all good bikes and I still have the first two. The two you have picked were made exclusively for rscycle and are good quality bikes too, just not supported on IH website for this reason.

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LIGHTNING and hail failed to dislodge Kellyville’s Rusty Johnston from winning the Dirt Bike Spectacular at Parramatta City Raceway on August 15.

Rusty loves racing and despite a brief storm on competition day, he demonstrated his prowess on his KTM 50cc bike to win the seven to under-nine years auto division category.

“I rode fast and I came first,” Rusty said.

“It’s my second year riding bikes, I have three bikes and my best bike is my 50cc,” The year 3 Our Lady of the Rosarie School student said.

Rusty was taking part in the inaugural Motorcycle Accessory Warehouse Sydney Dirt Bike Spectacular.

A brief period of lightning and hail failed to deter the enthusiastic riders who helped make the day a success.

Rusty said he trains with his coach Craig Anderson and his friend Josh Burns.

“I train on Thursdays and I am a member of the Baulkham Hills Mini Bike Club – that’s where I learnt to ride,” he said.

“Sometimes my dog Brandy runs along with me when I ride,” he said.

Rusty has set his sights on a goal: “I want to do Supercross riding”.

He already has a sponsor for his bike in MxRad of Preston.

Rusty’s little sister Charlot, 5, has taken up riding bikes as well.

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