From KTM North America
PICKERINGTON, OH -- From its EXC off-road race bikes to the 990 Super Enduro, KTM builds some of the most extreme dual-sport motorcycles available today. Now, the company is putting its name on the country’s premier schedule of dual-sport events, the AMA KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series.
As part of the three-year relationship, at the end of each season KTM will award one lucky rider in the series one of the most popular bikes in the company’s lineup: a new KTM 530 EXC.
"KTM has been a pioneer in outfitting top-line off-road racing motorcycles with full street-legal equipment right from the factory," said AMA Director of Business Development Jim Moore. "Likewise, events in the AMA KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series combine miles of hardcore trail with flowing backroads and gorgeous two-track. KTM is a perfect partner for this series, and we’re looking forward to working with them to make these popular events even better."
President of KTM Jon-Erik Burleson added, "While KTM is known for building motorcycles that are ‘Ready to Race,’ we are also fully dedicated to the recreational rider. While that commitment has long been apparent in our lineup, which includes one of the industry’s broadest ranges of dual-sport motorcycles, we’re excited about the opportunity to extend that commitment through this sponsorship of the AMA KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series."
AMA KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series events include miles of trail connected by some of the best dirt and gravel roads the nation’s backcountry has to offer. Often multi-day events (with one-day participation optional), these rides include route sheets of well-marked courses of 100 miles or more each day.
While the rides aren’t competitive in nature, in many cases the terrain is just as challenging as what you’ll find on a national-caliber off-road race. The AMA has been promoting this national series since 1987, and the events have demonstrated strong growth in both participation and number.
Currently the schedule for the AMA KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series includes 23 events. The series kicks off April 25-26 in Renfro Valley, KY and there are events scheduled in Ohio, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Oregon, New Hampshire, Illinois, Indiana, California, Virginia, Alabama, Arizona and New Jersey. A regularly updated version of the schedule is available at www.AmericanMotorcyclist.com.
Monday, February 16, 2009
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