Dustin Wimmer Racing School Returns to Atco MX
May 13, 2010
From Atco MX’s website:
Next Friday May 21st the 2008 and 2009 National Champion Dustin Wimmer will be condusting a Quad Riding School at Atco MX track in Atco NJ. Cost is $300.00 per rider and space is limited. Contact Kevin at Atco MX for more information.
Contact Kevin at Atco MX Park for more information at the email address below:
856-768-6000
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Pro Armor ProAm Series Front Bumper
March 18, 2009
Pro Armor has launched the ProAm Series Front Bumper! This bumper was made specifically for the Rockstar, Makita Suzuki Championship team riders of Dustin Wimmer and Doug Gust.
The ProAm Series bumper adds a “factory look” to your quad. Made from 1-inch lightweight, durable aluminum, this bumper is built to punish the competition. It’s also available in powder-coated black.
The ProAm Front Bumper can be purchased from your local dealer, by contacting Pro Armor direct at 888/312.7667 or go to www.proarmor.com.
Don’t forget that Pro Armor is also offering FREE MONEY! Simply purchase $100 of Pro Armor or ProAm product from your local dealer and Pro Armor will give you a $20 gift certificate (purchase $200 and get a $40 gift card) good towards Pro Armor or ProAm products. Visit www.proarmor.com/freemoney for complete details.
Suzuki Dominates SX, ATV MX, GNCC ATV
March 9, 2009
Hats off to the “Big Yellow Machine” on a dominant weekend. Chad Reed looked phenomenal at Daytona, as did Dustin Wimmer was flying at Glen Helen for Pro Round One of the ATV MX series, and Chris Borich killed it at the GNCC. When you factor in the SX efforts of Nicco Izzi, the Suzuki City boys (Clarke, and Goerke), and Josh Strang and Charlie Mullins on the GNCC Pro Bikes, it was truly a spectacular weekend for Suzuki.
You know, come to think of it, Kawasaki was on fire too, Christophe Pourcel wins the 250 class at Daytona, Paul Whibley and Jimmy Starrett went 1-2 at the GNCC (on Dirtbikes), and Josh Creamer won the first Moto at Glen Helen, not too shabby.
Suzuki Revamps SuzukiCycles.com
February 23, 2009
Suzuki has announced that it has redesigned its Web site, complete with updated navigation tools and a racing section.
PRESS RELEASE
BREA, Calif. (Feb. 23, 2009) – American Suzuki Motor Corporation today announced an all-new online experience for motorcycle and ATV customers, www.SuzukiCycles.com. The new SuzukiCycles.com Web site invites users to more fully experience the Suzuki brand and all its products and services. Questus, American Suzuki’s online, managed the Web site redesign.
“The new SuzukiCycles.com is one of the many ways this year the Suzuki brand will engage with those who are really looking to activate their motorcycle and ATV passions, in this case through the Internet,” said Steve Bortolamedi, senior advertising manager for American Suzuki’s motorcycle division. “The new site creates deeper and more dynamic experiences that engage loyal fans and potential new riders.”
The site features a new navigation tool that helps visitors get even more information on specific models. Dynamic images of Suzuki products and the motorsports lifestyle allow viewers to better connect with all the products Suzuki offers. The Team Suzuki Racing section provides a closer connection to all of Suzuki’s competition activities.
“Overall, we wanted to capture the raw emotion, power, and excitement of Suzuki’s incredible product line and stir the imagination of every kind of rider, whether new to Suzuki or a loyal customer,” says Jeff Wagener, creative director at Questus. “Ultimately, of course, we see the job of the site to drive eager customers into dealerships— fully informed and eager to buy. And now, with all of the graphics, photos, videos, and other great content on the new site, we also see it as a compelling way to tell the Suzuki brand story.”
A Word with the Champ: Dustin Wimmer
November 21, 2008
I recently asked Dustin Wimmer, 2008 AMA Pro Grand National Champion, if he would be willing to catch up for a few minutes about his successful 2008 racing season. He graciously accepted and I picked his brain for a few minutes about his racing career and what life is like after winning the championship.
