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Leaving the Aussies in
awe, Suzuki team riders
Rodney Smith, Randy
Hawkins, and Steve
Hatch each took a gold
medal at the International Six Days Enduro in' Australia. Facing stiff, international competition,
Smith also took home another honor. He placed 4th overall, the highest ranking ever for an
American. All three riders were on Suzuki's RMX250. Coincidence? We don't think so. If our
mates down under want to come out on top, they better figure out which end is up.
Hov#kins + RMX2S0= #1 x3.
Just about anyone can see this is an equation for success. So perhaps it's no
surprise that once again, three time national champion Randy Hawkins has won
three of five AMA National Championship Enduro Series Races so far this year.
In foct, Team Suzuki has won ,four of the five AMA National Enduro events this
season as Steve Hatch placed 1st overall at the Cherry Pit AMA National
Championship Enduro. Further proof of the RMX250's off-road dominance
is Darren Sanford and his victories South of the Border. He won 1st in
his class and 3rd overall at the 1992 Baja 500 and 1st in his class and
4th overall at the 1991 Baja 1000. At this rate you don't have to be a
mathematical genius to figure it out. The RMX250 is a valuable
addition to any rider.
And nov#, 0
v#ord from
the 4-strokes.
In a stunning series of victories, the Suzuki DR350 struck a blow for
the 4-strokes when Jan Hrehor won 1st in the 350 class at four
AMA National Reliability Enduros in Oklahoma, Ohio, Idaho and
Oregon. Of course, the DR350 uses the very latest in suspension
technology with a 43mm fork along with a rear suspension system
that uses a single gas-eharged, remote-reservoir shock. And unlike
other four-strokes that suffer from excess weight, the DR350 delivers
a wide, manageable powerband in a nimble, lightweight package.
If Hrehor's recent victories are any kind of sign, this won't be the
last we hear from the four-strokes.
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ather drug•. Study your owner'. manual and alway. in.pect your Suzuki before riding. Alway••upervi.e yaung riders. Along with concerned can.ervatiani.t. everywhere.
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