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The Acerbis Seat

Acerbis Seat review 


The Acerbis seat is a revolutionary product. It is light weight and comfortable. It is a great product for getting what your money is worth in motorbiking. It means that you only need to replace your seat once a year unlike a seat cover which you have to replace once very two weeks as they tear. It has an extremely high ani-slip grip which makes the product indispensable for every rider. 
Its main features are:
- External plastic shell with an internal waterproof foaming.
- 100% water resistance 
- lighter than any other seat
- Rear set clamps are steal for durability and strength 

Video Game Review: MotoGP 10/11

Just a quick review today, MotoGP 10/11 has great local and on-line multiplayer options, but it has some handling flaws.

The Doctor- Valentino Rossi

Italian motorcycle racer Valentino Rossi won seven World Championships in Grand Prix racing by the time he was 26 years old, cementing his place as one of the sport's heroes. Rossi is the son of 1970s racer Graziano Rossi, and he began racing as a teenager, first with karts, then with minimotos (minibikes). In his second season racing in the Grand Prix 125cc class, he won his first World Championship (1997). Rossi moved up to the 250cc class and, in his second season, won the World Championship in 1999. He then moved up to the 500cc class, racing for Honda, and won the World Championship in 2001. Since then he has won the revised MotoGP World Championship in 2002 and 2003 with Honda, and in 2004 and 2005 with Yamaha. Charismatic, cocky and talented, he is a crowd favorite who went from being known as a clownish upstart to being dubbed "The Doctor" for his calculated and precise way of out-racing opponents.

Career Summary

	MotoGP/500cc	250cc	125cc	All
First Grand Prix	2000 – RSA	1998 – JPN	1996 – MAL
First pole position	2001 – RSA	1999 – MAL	1996 – CZE
First race fastest lap	2000 – RSA	1998 – MAL	1996 – FRA
First podium	2000 – SPA	1998 – SPA	1996 – AUT
First Grand Prix victory	2000 – GBR	1998 – NED	1996 – CZE
Grand Prix victories	79	14	12	105
2nd Positions	37	5	1	43
3rd Positions	23	2	2	27
Podiums	139	21	15	175
Poles	49	5	5	59
Race fastest lap	66	11	9	86
World Championship wins	7	1	1	9

Motorbike Crashes

Chad Reed Crash 2011 
The Australian Motorcross Hero, Crashes during a race in 2011 while leading. Gets back on the bike to finish the race.

Dean Wilson Motorcross Racer Video

Dean Wilson is a professional motorcross rider who rides for Pro Circuit Kawasaki. He is the current AMA champion. This is a great video which describes his day riding and what it is like to be a professional racer. 

KTM 350 Review

The KTM 350 was released to the market in 2011. Since then it has proven to be a powerful, fun and successful motorbike.

This bike it exactly what you think it is, it is power and performance is exactly between and 250 and 450.
The main differences in the bike are that it is lighter than a 450, it has less reciprocating mass in the engine and therefore can handle a lot better than a 450, it has a professional style and you can ride the motorbike faster for longer because it doesn't tire the rider out.  Like a 450 it still has long maintenance intervals when compared to a 250.

Some of the problems with bike are that when pulling the bike apart the sub frame and air box require a bit of fiddling and time to take off compared to japanese bikes.

The KTM 350 SXF is a great bike and has proven itself in the American Motorcross and Supercross with most factory KTM350 riders getting on the leader board with high positions during the races. this is seen with Ken Roczen coming second in the supercrosss last week in America. And Antoni Cairoli winning the 2010 and 2011 World Championships.

Take a quick look at the KTM 350 image below and find out more about the bike at www.ktm.com