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July 2010:


Congratulations Kailyn!!

Kailyn was recently offered Husqvarna support and will be riding the new TC250 at Loretta's as a part of Team Husqvarna.  She has received her bikes and has been spending quite a bit of time working to get use to the TC250 and getting them set up for her.  We have been testing suspension and carburetors.  We have been working with Husqvarna North America, Wyatt Seals and Jarred Daniels of Moto Works, Justin Norman of Norman Racing Engines, and Factory Husqvarna GNCC rider Glenn Kearney to get the bikes dialed in.  Kailyn loves the handling of the bikes and is looking forward to introducing them at Loretta's.  The 2011 TC250 has EFI, but the bike is not homologated in the United States yet, so she will be on 2010 for the National Championship.  She will be running number 13 in the Women's 14+ class.

Dunlop tires has also extended support to Kailyn, joining our program as our newest sponsor.  Fly Racing, FMF and Rhino Stands, in addition to all of our other sponsors, have been working with us to make sure we are ready for the event.  Wish us luck as Kailyn tries to put the Husqvarna on the podium!  It is very likely that she will be the only Husky at the event, so she should get many looks by spectators and the other competitors.  Look for web site changes and new pictures of Kailyn on the TC250 to follow shortly.

Unfortunately, Kennadi did not qualify for Loretta's.  She is an AMA 12 year old in the 12-15 age class, so she has many years to compete in the Girl's class.  She has been working very hard on her corner speed.  Her starts, straight away speed and jumps are excellent, but we all know the saying that you "jump for show and corner for dough".  She has been working with local professional Jesse Kaylor and Steven McSwain, father of perennial favorite Tyler McSwain.  Her technique is improving as she gains confidence to charge into and accelerate out of the corners.  She is also working on her clutch technique.  She has been practicing with her sister and should be back on the Victory Sports Mega/Ultra series after Loretta's.  She continues to ride her KTM SX105, but will also be riding her SX125 in the near future.