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Direct injection keeps two-stroke alive for Bombardier in 2012

Direct injection keeps two-stroke alive for Bombardier in 2012

By JohnNicholas • on April 28, 2010

The last major bastion of the two-stroke engine appears to be in snowmobiles. Thanks to liquid cooling, electronic controls, fuel injection, sophisticated combustion techniques, and variable-exhaust-port technology, the latest avalanche of two-stroke “sled” powerplants aims to comply with the new U.S. EPA Phase 3 emissions regulations

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New 2011 YZ125 Spy Photos??

New 2011 YZ125 Spy Photos??

By JohnNicholas • on April 22, 2010

During the third race of the Open Dutch Championships in Gemert, an eagle-eyed photographer spotted this nice looking Yamaha. Could this be a pre-production 2011 model? After the rash of Photoshopped fakes that circulated around the Internet in the recent past, here are photos of an actual machine. As

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Glen Helen Cancels Contract for AMA National

Glen Helen Cancels Contract for AMA National

By JohnNicholas • on March 25, 2010

2010 GLEN HELEN NATIONAL: OFFICIAL STATEMENT Glen Helen Raceway regretfully announces that it will not host Round two of AMA 250/450 Nationals on May 29, 2010. There has been long negotiations between MX Sports and Glen Helen Raceway in regards to the event. As a previous host of more than 14 AMA

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Transworld Motocross – 2010 Yamaha YZ250 Video

Transworld Motocross – 2010 Yamaha YZ250 Video

By JohnNicholas • on March 25, 2010

From Transworld Motocross… In spite of how much any of us like two-strokes, the sad truth of the matter is that two-strokes in America are slowly fading away. Thankfully, though, for two-stroke lovers in the US Yamaha still produces both a 125 and 250 two-stroke. We got invited out to Glen Helen

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Broc Hepler on a YZ250 two-stroke March 20 & 21

Broc Hepler on a YZ250 two-stroke March 20 & 21

By JohnNicholas • on March 22, 2010

Looks like another Pro racer has “switched” to the two-stroke. This past weekend Broc Hepler showed up at a local indoor and outdoor track to race around on a YZ250. Kind of interesting that he would choose a two-stroke, when all the world seems to be four-stroke “crazy”! According

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Kawasaki GP 125s

Kawasaki GP 125s

By JohnNicholas • on March 6, 2010

The excitement continues to build leading up to the opening round of the UEM 125cc European Championship. Photos of the Kawasaki 125cc two-stroke machines have been released. While the Kawasaki 125 two-strokes have not been distributed in the USA, they have been available in other countries. The unveiling

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United Kingdom’s ACU announces British 2 Stroke Championships for 2010

United Kingdom’s ACU announces British 2 Stroke Championships for 2010

By JohnNicholas • on February 6, 2010

In a surprising announcement the ACU (England’s version of the AMA) has released information about a new championship series for 2010. The British 2 Stroke Championships. The race series will consist of 5 events. There will be Qualifying on Saturdays, with two races held on Saturday’s and

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2 Stroke World Championships – Glen Helen April 11, 2010

2 Stroke World Championships – Glen Helen April 11, 2010

By JohnNicholas • on January 29, 2010

Be prepared for the sound of two-stroke motocross bikes on April 11, 2010. Glen Helen along with FMF and MTA are sponsoring the 2 Stroke World Championships. With classes for every age group and racing ability, there will be plenty of fun to go around. Gates

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Dutch VHM-company to Develop New Cylinder Heads for Honda CR500

Dutch VHM-company to Develop New Cylinder Heads for Honda CR500

By JohnNicholas • on January 4, 2010

VHM, a very busy company in The Netherlands is developing special new cylinder heads with 4 different interchangeable inserts. Engineers and both former MXGP-riders Theo Bouw and Heikki ‘Sealand’-VanDenBerg decided to add this item to their long list of two-stroke tuning parts. One

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A Two-Stroke Revival, Without the Blue Haze

A Two-Stroke Revival, Without the Blue Haze

By JohnNicholas • on December 28, 2009

By Don Sherman NO new car marketed in the United States has been powered by a two-stroke engine

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