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Kawasakis Of Supercross – Dirt Rider Magazine

By: Jimmy Lewis

Monday, April 4, 2011

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<p>Kawasaki’s green machines are no strangers to a supercross podium, especially in the Lites/250 class. And those bikes are clearly some of the trickest and cleanest on the track. For the full-factory Monster Energy Kawasaki machine of Ryan Villopoto, this level of performance and customization is expected, as trick as the machine is, most of the work is in making it amplify his talent and keep him comfortable. The track record of the Monster Energy Pro Circuit Kawasaki team is legendary and pretty much speaks for itself. The Pro Circuitbuilt machines are known for carrying would-be champions to their titles. Fast as anything on the track (if not faster) and with well-known suspension excellence, the bikes are so good their riders are known to take less pay in order to ride for Mitch Payton’s squad. Newly Kawasaki-mounted, the Dodge Trucks/Hart and Huntington team keeps nothing in the way of a Kawasaki look with its well-known black coloring, now sporting a bit of red promoting the American truck maker. The team gets its bikes from a Kawasaki dealer, Jacksonville Powersports, just like you or me, and shows what you can do with one. Have an eye feast on Villopoto’s, Broc Tickle’s and Ivan Tedesco’s KX-Fs, and no, you can’t take them for a ride!
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<h3>Ryan Villopoto</h3>
<h2>Factory Kawasaki #2</h2>
<p>Kawasaki and Ryan Villopoto were on a roll last year and looking as strong as possible for a championship until a big crash destroyed that dream. Back and looking leaner and meaner than ever, both Ryan and his ride mean business, and yes, the bike dropped weight too, now sitting on the weight limit of 220 pounds with no fuel. But nothing caused more scuttlebutt than the team’s switch to FMF exhausts after many, many years with Pro Circuit. Yet the bike remains one of the trickest in the pits, polished to perfection.
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Factory-like kit forks with all the trick coatings./></a>
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<h3>Broc Tickle</h3>
<h2>Monster Pro circuit Kawasaki #20</h2>
<p>One look at the door on the Pro Circuit team’s semitruck speaks volumes about the success of Mitch Payton’s squad. It looks like computer code, but all in 1’s. Now with over 200 race wins to the team’s credit, there is little question the equipment plays a large role in putting the riders at the top step of the podium. Likewise, the equipment is also very attractive to top riders, or at least a whole host of them who used the bikes to launch very successful professional careers. As much performance as eye candy, lust after the most sought-after bike in the Lites class.
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