Triumph Engine Reveal
T
riumph Motorcycles released more new details
about the development of the chassis and engine of
its eagerly awaited motocross bike, which is expected
to officially launch later this year. The brand unveiled its
new 250cc motocross engine.
Triumph Ambassador Ricky Carmichael said, "This
engine has its own identity, and I think one of the best
things about it is the way that it's designed and devel
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oped, which enables riders with a very wide range of
abilities to be able to ride the bike. It's light and compact,
and the power delivery is great for all forms of riders."
More information is expected to be released on Sep
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tember 5th when Ricky Carmichael rides the bike.
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IN THE
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Here it is, the engine
that will power the
soon-to-be-revealed
Triumph 250cc
motocrosser.
Herlings
Injured
R
ed Bull KTM's Jeffrey Herlings
suffered yet another setback
after falling and breaking his
collarbone at the MXGP of The
Netherlands on August 19.
The home favorite, Herlings,
went down during Saturday's
free practice, and it was con
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firmed shortly afterward that the
multi-time MXGP Champion had
broken his collarbone and did not
suit up for Sunday's GP. It's the
second such injury the 28-year-
old has suffered this season.
It is not yet known when he'll
be back in action. There are three
rounds left in the MXGP Cham
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pionship and the Motocross of
Nations in Ernee, France, is in
early October.
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Jeffrey Herlings
suffered another broken
collarbone at the MXGP
of The Netherlands.
