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ya 5 out of the top 10 are hondas a lot of racers still run them. yamaha hasn t had anybody good to race for them in a long time.

Wienen Makes it Two in a Row at Muddy Creek Raceway ATVMX by: Jennifer Kenyon Saturday April 21st, 2012 Contact: Jen Kenyon ATV Motocross [email protected] 304.284.0084 For Immediate Release Wienen Makes it Two in a Row at Muddy Creek Raceway ATVMX Blountville, Tenn. (April 21, 2012) – Round two of the AMA ATV Motocross National Championship Series headed to Muddy Creek Raceway for round two of the ten-race series. It was Chad Wienen who came out victorious, sweeping both motos of the day and extending his points lead over defending champion John Natalie in the overall standings. Photo By: Ken Hill Harold Goodman took the Moto 1 HoleshotThe ATVRiders.com Fastest Qualifier came from Motoworks/Can-Am’s Joel Hetrick for the second race in a row, as the young Pennsylvania rider showed some of the fastest speeds of the weekend. And ATVMX veteran Harold Goodman shot out to the Moto 1 SSi Decals holeshot, but it was Baldwin Motorports/PEP’s Josh Upperman who got into the early lead before Natalie moved into the lead by lap three. Wienen had a mid-pack holeshot but quickly put himself within striking distance of Natalie’s lead and the duo picked up the intense battle right where they left off at round one. Wienen stalked Natalie until the final lap and once again cut underneath the Ironman to steal the last minute lead and Moto 1 victory as the rain started to fall on the Muddy Creek Raceway terrain. Hetrick got off to a bad start but put his Motoworks/Can-Am into the third spot around lap five and kept a comfortable cushion on Upperman, who finished in fourth. Thomas Brown struggled off the start, but worked his way through the pack on his TBROWN Yamaha powered by Moto-X-Perts, where he maintained a fifth place finish, just ahead of Lonestar/SSi Decals rider Nick DeNoble. In Moto 2, Wienen took control early on, while Natalie settled into a close second and that’s how they finished. Hetrick started off in fifth place as he passed his way back into the third spot, gunning for the leaders that were less than four seconds away throughout the entire race. Wienen went on to secure his second straight win of the season, while Natalie and Hetrick grabbed the other two podium positions. Photo By: Ken Hill Wienen takes his second straight victory in TN“The new Yamaha is awesome, I’m starting to get more comfortable on it and especially in the mud today, I feel like I barely even rode the thing!” Wienen said. “It’s crazy to think that nine months ago I was laid up in bed and after a lot of hard work and determination we’ve gotten to where were at and I’m just having fun and paying my dues, taking it one race at a time.” Although Upperman claimed the SSi Decals Holeshot Award, the Honda rider settled into fourth and maintained that position for the rest of the second moto, going 4-4 for fourth overall for the day. Thomas Brown (YAM) finished with a 5-6 score to take fifth overall, just ahead of Joe Byrd (HON), who took home sixth overall. Nick DeNoble (HON) ended the day with seventh place, ahead of Derek Swartfager (HON), while rookie Mark Madl (HON) took ninth and Harold Goodman (HON) rounded out the top ten. The 2012 AMA ATV Motocross Championship heads to Budds Creek in Budds Creek, Md., for round three of the ten-race circuit. For more information, please visit The New ATV MX Online. AMA Pro ATV Results Chad Wienen, Yamaha, (1-1) John Natalie, Can-Am, (2-2) Joel Hetrick, Can-Am, (3-3) Josh Upperman, Honda, (4-4) Thomas Brown, Yamaha, (5-6) Joe Byrd, Honda, (7-5) Nick DeNoble, Honda, (6-7) Derek Swartfager, Honda, (8-8) Mark Madl, Honda, (9-9) Harold Goodman, HON, (10-10) AMA ATV Motocross Championship Pro Point Standings Chad Wienen, Yamaha - 100 John Natalie, Can-Am- 88 Josh Upperman, Honda - 76 Thomas Brown, Yamaha - 65 Joel Hetrick, Can-Am - 65 Nick DeNoble, Honda - 58 Derek Swartfager, Honda - 54 Mark Madl, Honda - 54 Joe Byrd, Honda - 43 Jeff Rastrelli, Suzuki – 42 About the AMA ATV Motocross Championship The AMA ATV Motocross Championship is the nation's premier amateur and professional ATV motocross series, hosted at top motocross facilities nationwide. The 10-round series features the Nation's best racers, teams and sponsors, and is America's largest and longest-running ATV national motocross program. Since 1985, the series continues to expand and produce top talent from the amateur ranks, while premiering the professional class. For more information, please visit The New ATV MX Online.

ive had my ramps for probably 8 years and never had any trouble with them. not sure what kind they are i think moose racing. I paid $140 for them . you can find them for a lot cheaper . just depends on what your looking for and how much your going to use them.

i wish i could do a project like that. don't know enough about engines and don't have enough money.LOL

ya ethanol is hell on engines.

i ve never used it i just heard of it.never had any radiator problems yet

good morning everyone on this crappy monday

welcome to qc wildcat !

but are they still good quality. i ve found that cheaper is not always better

ya hearing that engine noise coming from a warrior and seeing it stand up going that fast is crazy.

I thought the D. I. D chains were cheaper than renthal

Thanks for the input guys. i wanted to see how well the different chains held up and what other people thought of them. thanks for the help.

That thing is awesome. Its crazy seeing a warrior going that fast.

good morning all!!

ive never seen one that wide either. maybe 50 " at the most and i dont think anybody makes a quad with 24 inch clearance. it would have to be modified some how

i need to replace the chain on my raptor and wanted to know what people thought was better. I was looking at getting the renthal chain and sproket kit with the R4z-ring chain. I didnt know if it was any better that a D.I.D chain or not. or if anyone thought the tag chain and sprokets would be better.

I need to replace my steering stem on my Raptor and was wondering if anyone knew how hard it was to change the steering bearings . I figured while i was taking out the stem i could replace them.

thats an awesome pic gunny

good morning qc!! hope everyone has a good weekend

good morning qc!!! Tgif

I bet its going to be insanely fast !

Ya seeing your videos i d say you wont be learning a lesson any time soon. LOL

i ve never seen one in person. i ve seen videos of them with r1 motors and hyabousa motors. they took wicked.

Welcome to QC Hank. theres lots of helpful people on here. If it was sitting outside a lot you might want to drain the gas tank. You might have gotten some water in it or the tank can get a gummy build up in it. also the carb is probably dirty and needs cleaned.

Goooooooooooood morrrrrrrnnnnnnnnning qc!!!!! Hope everyone has an awesome day!