Posted on 04 December 2008
Extreme Sports Event Coordination Company Podium Productions presents the 5th Annual X FEST. This year we will have an ALL NEW two-day event format. On Saturday, December 13th we will host Mini 4 Stroke Racing, Mini 2 Stroke classes 50s/60s and a Mini 4 Stroke Freestyle Competition with some of the top names in the Mini 4 Stroke industry competing for the end of the year title. On Sunday, December 14th the Trophy Karts UTVcross, Quads and Pilots will battle for the championship on a brand new track exclusively built for the 5th Annual XFEST. We will also feature a Rock Climbing Wall, Bounce Houses, HUGE Vendor Row, MOTO SANTA pictures and much more! This event always attracts numerous media sources; please join us in making this event another year to remember.
2008 5TH ANNUAL XFEST (DAY 2)
TROPHY KART RACING
QUAD RACING
UTVCROSS RACING
PILOT RACING
AT MILESTONE RANCH MX PARK
GATES OPEN AT 7:00 AM
REGISTRATION OPENS AT 8:00 AM
PRACTICE STARTS AT 9:00 AM
RACING STARTS AT 11:00 AM
Milestone is located north of the 60 FWY off of Market St. For more information visite http://www.milestonemx.com
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Simpson 50th Anniversary Celebration
Posted on 04 December 2008
Join Simpson in celebrating their 50th Anniversary.
Saturday Dec 13, 2008 from 9am - 3pm
Free Food and Drinks
Car & Bike, & Side x Side Show (All vehicles welcome)
Prizes for Best of Show, Peoples Choice and most Original Ride
Huge raffle including a Carbon Fiber Stingray Helmet Valued at $800.00
www.teamsimpson.com
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ATV/ Side X Side Poker Run
Posted on 04 December 2008
Best hand wins $500.00
Worst Hand wins One year membership to CAW
Entry fee includes BBQ Lunch
Meet Fox Sports Jeff Hammond
All riders will recieve prize bag
Registration begins at 9am ride begins at 10:30
$15 Entry fee per rider
Raffle tickets will be sold $5 per ticket or 5 tickets for $20.00
All proceeds will be donated to the Victory Junction Camp.
www.carolinaadventureworld.net
For More information visit www.lakenormanpowersports.com
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Save Johnson Valley Fun Ride
Posted on 04 December 2008
BRP/BILLET RACING PRODUCTS IS EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE ITS SECOND ANNUAL FUN RIDE. PUT ON IN CONJUNCTION WITH AMA DISTRICT 37, THIS YEAR’S EVENT IS TO HELP INCREASE AWARENESS ABOUT THE POSSIBLE MARINE EXPANSION INTO THE JOHNSON VALLEY OHV AREA.
This year’s event is called the “Save Johnson Valley Fun Ride” to be held on December 13 & 14 in Johnson Valley, Ca at the Cougar Buttes camping area.
LAGUNA HILLS, CA (December 2, 2008) Following up on the success of last years event dedicated to the Clear Creek Management Area, BRP and AMA District 37 have teamed up to have fun and help save Johnson Valley, the largest open OHV area in the country. There is a dual purpose to this year’s event. The first is to increase awareness about the proposed expansion of the Twentynine Palms Marine Base, and the second, is to raise funds for the AMA D37 Legal Defense Fund. The key is to get people involved in the process through education and letter writing while at the same time having fun. We will have various loops for all types of riders and disciplines. Everyone in the OHV community is invited.
In September the Department of Defense started proceedings to expand their Twentynine Palms training facility. One option to increase the training area would be to expand westward into the Johnson Valley OHV Area. The loss of this area would have a devastating effect on the Southern California OHV community and the businesses that serve them. It is the largest open OHV area in the country, encompassing 189,000 acres. Home to family OHV recreationist as well as a myriad of competition events such as motorcycle races, 2 and 4-wheel drive off-road events and extreme rock crawling.
Donations at this event will benefit AMA D37’s Legal Defense Fund, which was formed to help protect public lands for OHV recreation. These funds allow D37 to be a member of EcoLogic Partners, Inc; which funds an attorney to protect the rights of OHV recreationists. In the case of the proposed Marine expansion into the Johnson Valley OHV Area EcoLogic’s legal counsel will attend public meetings and make written comments at the appropriate stages during the EIS process. Having an attorney monitor and participate in this process will help the OHV community use its voice to shape the outcome.
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Snap-on Tools Featured on “How it’s Made”
Posted on 04 December 2008
When the producers of “How it’s Made,” the Discovery Channel and Discovery Science Channel TV show about how everyday products are produced wanted to show how the best tools in the world are manufactured, they called the best - Snap-on Tools.
“We were honored and flattered when the producers of ”How it’s Made” contacted us and asked if they could show how some of our Snap-on products are manufactured,” said Alicia Smales, vice president of marketing for Snap-on Tools. “Service technicians consider Snap-on tools to be the best so this is a great opportunity to show the rest of the world why these experts feel that way.”
Currently airing on the Discovery Channel and Discovery’s Science Channel, “How it’s Made” is a documentary program showing how everyday items are manufactured. Six Snap-on tools were chosen to be used in “How it’s Made” including a pneumatic impact wrench, ratchet, combination wrench, socket/extension set, screwdriver set and a rolling red toolbox. The show airs in over 180 countries and reaches over 100 million viewers. The first two episodes featuring Snap-on tools will air on the Science Channel:
* Snap-on Pneumatic Impact Wrench (series 12, episode 1)
o Airing: Friday, December 5 at 9:00 p.m. EST
* Snap-on Ratchet Set (series 12, episode 2)
o Airing: Friday, December 12 at 9:00 p.m. EST
The other episodes featuring the Snap-on combination wrench and the Snap-on screwdrivers are scheduled to air in late December and early January 2009, respectively. The episode featuring the Snap-on socket set is scheduled to air in June 2009 while Snap-on rolling tool box episode is planned for October 2009. Check listings for future showings on both the Discovery Channel and Science Channel.
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