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Monday, March 15th, 2010 
2010 AMA Monster Energy Supercross Series – Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Steven Clarke – 17th For RG3 Biloxi/Suzuki City teammates Steven Clarke and Matt Lemoine, the Toronto Supercross couldn’t have started off on a better foot. Both Clarke and Lemoine were in the same heat race and managed to qualify directly out of their heat. For Lemoine, he proved to have the speed of the top guys as he finished third in his heat race and was looking forward to repeating that performance in the main event. Come main event time, both Scuba Steve and Lemoine found themselves running inside the top-10; however, Lemoine ran into some mechanical issues and was unable to finish out the 15-lap main event. As for Clarke, he was running strong until the last few laps of the main event when he hit the deck pretty hard. The Suzuki pilot was able to get up and remount to finish the race in 17th. Although Clarke and Lemoine didn’t have the best of luck in Toronto,
they both proved to have the speed necessary to be top contenders
each weekend. We’re sure you’ll both riders running strong this
weekend in Dallas, TX. Justin Weeks 381 – Cruising on the Bicycle
Last week Maria VanderMolen sent us some new videos of Justin riding his bicycle up and down the street, which was some of the best news we’d heard in regards to Justin. So, just in case you missed it last week, here are the videos that Maria sent us of Justin on his bicycle… Video One: Video Two: Video Three:
2010 AMA Arenacross Series – Council Bluffs, IA
Friday Night: Jeff Gibson – 3rd Saturday Night: Jeff Gibson – 4th Overall, the whole weekend for Arenacross couldn’t have been any better! Although Willy Browning and Zach Ames struggled in Friday night’s main event, things quickly turned around on Saturday night. All of the RG3 backed riders finished inside the top-10 for the first time this year! Heading into this round, both Jeff Gibson and Nathan Skaggs were
tied for fourth place overall, but Gibson’s 3rd place finish on
Friday was enough to propel him to an eight point gap with only
three races left on the season.
Free Revalve: RG3 Presents Goon Riding Video Contest
RG3 Suspension will be giving a winning contestant a free Revalve. How do you win this free revalve, you ask? Simple: have your friend, family member, boyfriend, girlfriend, or whoever, record you on film completing one lap around your local track doing your best goon riding interpretation. That’s right, if you think your goon skills can outweigh those of past videos, then we want to see it! The best goon riding video will receive a free RG3 Revalve.
Jennifer Burton and Nick Paluzzi Lay Down the Law in Texas
Women 12+ 250 A Pro Sport 250 A 450 A Pro Sport 450 A The Lake Whitney Classic kicks off what is the beginning of many big amateur nationals over the course of the year, all of which comes to end at the Loretta Lynn Amateur National in the middle of summer. With Lake Whitney now behind us, everybody has made his or her way to Oak Hill this week for even more racing and hopes of winning a championship. Over the weekend at the Lake Whitney Amateur National, Jennifer Burton pretty much dominated her class, finishing first overall with a 2-1 endeavor in the Womens 12+ division. Burton actually shot us a text this morning after winning her championship, “Hey, I won this really cool donkey race thing over the weekend!” Yeah, Burton still rocks a good sense of humor. Jenn has now made her way to the Oak Hill National with hopes of winning another championship. Congratulations, Jenn! Nick Paluzzi made his A class debut over the weekend at Lake Whitney and it couldn’t have gone much better. In the 250 A and 250 A Pro Sport classes, Paluzzi had a couple problems, but still managed to land inside the top-10 in two out of his four motos on the 250. In the 450 class, Paluzzi rode like a true champion, finishing second overall in both the 450 A and 450 A Pro Sport classes. Like Burton, Nick is also now at Oak Hill with hopes of repeating his performance and hopefully improving to that number one spot! We’d like to congratulate both Jennifer and Nick on their outstanding
performances at Lake Whitney and are looking forward to even more
success this week at Oak Hill!
Jesse Masterpool Injured Also, the guys at www.panicrev.org
put together a Web site for Jesse which has updates and info for
anyone who can help out the Masterpool family during this difficult
time: http://www.panicrev.org/jessemasterpool/
RG3 Presents the MX vs ATV: Reflex Giveaway!
PAR Honda Racing Update
For the British Masters at Mallory Park, Scott Elderfield made his return to the racing action finishing second overall in the MX2 class and winning the first moto of the MX1 class. The second moto was cancelled due to rain. And for PAR Honda’s youngest member, Luke Hawkins, it was yet another great weekend of riding, producing an 11th overall in a very stacked class.
Is it time for Service?
With an RG3 Rebuild, we disassemble, clean, and polish your fork tubes. From there we inspect and measure the service limits of the parts and replace your fork suspension fluid and set the oil level in the forks. Any worn parts are replaced and fatigued valving is replaced in stock configurations. Don’t let your suspension wear out and ruin the fun of riding.
Drop it by us for a full rebuild and an improved overall feel for
the track and/or road! For more information call us at 714-630-0786
or visit us at www.rg3suspension.com.
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2010 Lake Whitney Amateur Nationals – Texas
Jesse
Masterpool is one of the top mini bike racers around and is just
a great kid all around. Unfortunately, Masterpool sustained a bad
crash over the weekend at Lake Whitney and was life flighted from
the track to a local hospital. Jesse sustained serious injuries
and is currently in a coma. As of right now that’s all we know per
Jesse’s mom. 
How
to win: 
After dealing with a foot injury sustained two weeks ago, Brad Anderson
made the decision to go racing on Friday night. Anderson’s decision
proved to be a smart one has he managed to nab two wins in the MX1
class at Foxhill. Meanwhile, Martin Barr was also riding with an
injury. Barr had a couple plates put in his face on Wednesday after
a training incident and, like Anderson, made the decision to race
at the last minute. Martin managed to finished third on the weekend.
Keeping your suspension finely tuned is an important part of getting
the most out of your riding experience. Whether you’re on dirt or
street, worn out suspension cause a lot of problems and take away
the fun of riding. We recommend you service your suspension every
20 to 30 hours on the dirt, or 15,000
miles on the street to unsure optimum performance. If you further
the hours on your suspension over the aforementioned times, you
could be causing damage to the internal components of your suspension.