Babbitts is East only, Precision Concepts is Kawasaki's West program. Babbitts has Strang for GNCC, not sure who else yet.

Nope, think green...

I think he's WORCS only due to his Rally Schedule.

I believe it will eventually spread to all new moto models, starting with Suzuki. I expect the CRF to retain their own version however.

Dealers are still February as far as I’m aware. I get my bike from the Japan test in about two weeks...

Last I asked, Yoshimura is still working on it. They’ve had a few major projects come up that have taken precedence and they haven’t gotten the tooling wrapped up to mass produce that style exhaust. The current batch is much more hands on and made for ... more »

I wouldn't be surprised if JCR isn't doing East coast next year.

PR for Husky off-road: https://www.vitalmx.com/news/press-release/2019-Rockstar-Energy-Husqvarna-US-Off-Road-Team-Andrew-Short-Colton-Haaker-Thad-Duvall-and-Trevor-Bo,21105

Rockstar Husqvarana just announced their US team for 2019, neither Shirley nor Bell are on it. Bell signed a contract a few months ago with another brand and team that should be announced soon...not sure about Shirley. Their 2019 team is Trevor Bollinger, ... more »

Two members in this topic crossed the line by a pretty huge margin. Both have been banned and their original comments modified.

The second link you posted is for a full system, an aluminum/stainless version. The WE actually comes with a titanium slip-on system, which they don't even sell.

The WE has different rims (not full wheels), a slip on exhaust, production head that's hand some hand porting, lower and upper leg coatings, black clamps instead of silver, graphics, and a seat cover. Handlesbars are the same as the standard bike and ... more »

It's a day for riders that won titles at James Stewart's Freestone race in Spring. If you win a title in your class, you're invited...regardless if you're sponsored by Seven or not.

Not Cone Valve spring forks...But based on the new XACT logos, I wouldn't be surprised if there was a Cone Valve inside the AER (air) forks that they will come with.

The 2019 KTM 450 SX-F Factory Edition will come with more powerparts/aftermarket parts than any prior FE they've done.

It’s common, all the media 19s have done it. Use the suggestions from above.