Headphones are the current hot item in the tech world, as dozens of start-up brands flood the market. Sol Republic has made a push to the moto demographic, as they are on the ears of Justin Barcia and now sponsor the TLD/Lucas Oil/Honda team.
These anodized master cylinder caps are available for purchase straight from Honda, along with white clutch covers and chi-chi parts. Now if they could just get the hydraulic clutch to the masses…
Another example of sublimated graphics in place on iron-ons. The angle of Dungey’s name in the design of the jersey is creative.
After being let go from the JGR/Toyota/Yamaha team, Kyle Regal showed up at Unadilla on bike that appeared to be mostly stock, save for suspension work, a pipe, seat cover, and hand guards. The YZF was still labeled with safety stickers and stock graphics.
While leading the first moto, James Stewart swapped in the high-speed section before the Gravity Cavity. He quickly leapt up and remounted his bike, but the lengthy time spent re-firing buried him deep in the back. Stewart would climb back to ninth by the end of moto one, but this would not be the end of his difficulties. While running just behind Alessi and Dungey in the second moto, he slammed the ground after mistiming a sketchy rhythm section. Stewart appeared to be clutching his arm while riding the Asterisk Medical Mule, but no further word has been released.
TAGS: kickstart, ktm, motocross, ryan dungey, unadilla, unadilla 2012
