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- . Ha p p, n' ng s 'n Mo toccy d ' ng Fox Hummer Hit§ the 5treet§ SMA(Stinger-Mac Accessories) and Fox Racing have partnered together to bring the automotive and motocross industry together for a very exciting event. SMAcontinues to be the leader in aftermarket accessories for the Hummer H2. SMAand Fox Racing have agreed to build SOOFox RacingSMA H2 trucks. The limited run of H2 trucks will be split into two categories - a 180 truck and a 360 truck (shown on the right) - offered in SUV or SUT form and each modified with unique performance and in-car entertainment features to stand out from the crowd. With the development of the Fox series trucks, SMA has once again provided its customer base with the most unique, aggressive and powerful Hummer on the road . The 180 truck comes with the appearance package containing multiple Fox branded pro ducts . The 360 tru ck comes with either a 4" Rancho lift or supercharged with a Magnuson Supercharger. The 360 truck is one of the most aggressive off-road vehicles produced. SMA:s addit ional touches to the Fox trucks include: SMA:s Fox-branded 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum bille t accessories, finished in either satin or new titanium; Fox-branded dash cluster covers ; and Fox-branded headrests with video monitors and DVD capability. The Fox logo can also be found in the door buckets. doorsi lls and the 15.5" x 37" hood pane l (shown on the left). The SMA light bar, brush guard and roof rack allow you to take the vehicle anywhere possible. All trucks are fitted with Weld Commando wheels and BF Goodrich tires . Each truck will be uniquely numbe red with a billet aluminum dash plaque. All of the SMAFox Hummer products are made in the USA. For more information on the Fox RacingSMA H2, please visit www.SMAHU MMER.com or visit your local Hummer dealershi p. Anthony, a you ng brain tumar surv ivor, and his sister Savannah enjoy the first a nnual Madison, W isconsin, Ride for Ki A Fanta§til: Day That's e xactly how motorcyclists in Madison. Wisconsin. described the first annual Madison Ride fo r Kids on Sunday, August 8. The motorcyclists and fundraisers outdid themselves in this first time event by raising $51 .005 for pediatric brain tumor research. The 400 motorcyclists. fundraisers, volunteers and patient families arrived at Fireman's Park in Middleton , Wisco nsin. and were treated to freshly baked cinnamon rolls dona ted by a local bakery. The motorcyclists the n headed out on a police-escorted ride through the rolling hills of northwest Madison. Their route took the m past lakes. farmland and through Devil's Lake State Park, providing breathtaking views of Devil 's Lake and adjace nt rock cliffs. The Celebration of li fe program, under the "big top " tent, was en joyed by all. Five young brain tumor survivors, including two Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation College Scholarship recipients. were in attendance. Thomas. a scholarship recipient, shared his excitement 40th Anniversaru