Photo Kay Meyer
NAVIGATION
Riders at Sportbike Northwest get to enjoy Maryhill Loops Road in Washington state. Actually, “enjoy” is most definately an understatement.
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STREET COVER
One person can make change. A community can make a difference. The Bay Area Riders Forum is one such community, thanks in part to Dennis “Budman” Kobza.
PAGE 18. Maybe fall touring is a cliché, but we’re OK with that because, well, fall touring is awesome— especially in North Georgia.
DIRT COVER
Colleen Millsaps knows a thing or two about raising a fast kid. She shares her knowledge with those who attend her training facility in Cairo, Ga.
PAGE 24. While the U.S. team might have come up short at the ISDE, Ryan Sipes didn’t, becoming the first U.S. rider to win the individual overall.
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March 4 – March 13, 2016
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ETHANOL DEBATE HEATS UP
Don’t Be Fueled By E15
What lights up AMA social media whenever something is posted about it? The issue of ethanol in motor fuel.
Despite the passion this topic stirs up, many may still not be aware of its relevance to motorcyclists. Just what is ethanol, and what is the issue about anyway?
into the fuel we use. The EPA is expected to publish a rule by the end of November that will lead to more widespread distribution of E15. This means that E15 will become more and more common and E10 (which most modern motorcycles are designed to use) may become harder to find.
By Rob Dingman
Corn ethanol is a type of biofuel made from corn. Biofuels are any energy source made from a living organism, such as a plant.
A government mandate called the Renewable Fuel Standard was initiated by the Energy Policy Act of 2005 and extended and expanded by the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. It requires increasing amounts of renewable fuels such as ethanol to be blended into the fuel we buy at the gas pump.
The RFS requires transportation fuel sold in the United States to contain a minimum volume of renewable fuels. Under this program, fuel with 10 percent ethanol content, which is known as E10, has virtually replaced E0, or fuel with no ethanol content, in the marketplace.
Congress developed the RFS to reduce greenhouse gases, expand the nation’s renewable fuels sector and reduce our nation’s dependence upon foreign oil. While these are certainly laudable goals, the policy ignores the roughly 22 million motorcycles and ATVs currently in use in this country because ethanol can wreak havoc on engines not designed for its use.
Corrosion, swollen or dissolved seals and gaskets, and heatdamaged engine parts are all possible. That’s why E15 (fuel with 15 percent ethanol) is not approved for use in motorcycles by the Environmental Protection Agency—which establishes the ethanol volume requirements—and why its use can void your warranty.
Perhaps you are thinking, “I just won’t use it.” If the EPA gets its way, you may not have a choice.
Because the RFS requires more and more renewable fuels to be forced into the marketplace each year, the only way to achieve the required volume is to blend higher percentages of ethanol
Just as the proliferation of E10 has pushed E0 almost completely out of the marketplace—which caused great concern among vintage bike enthusiasts—it is only a matter of time before E15 will do the same thing to E10. If it is available at all, motorcyclists may have to pay a premium for gas with less ethanol content.
The EPA is also proposing federal grants and “contract mechanisms” to increase the amount of higher-than-E10 ethanol blended fuels into the marketplace and the U.S. Department of Agriculture recently unveiled a $100 million plan to double the number of higher-ethanol-blend fuel pumps. This grant program will increase the number of blender pumps in the market, which will increase the risk of inadvertently misfueling with E15 leftover in the hose from a previous user.
When the AMA raised concerns about the potential for misfueling, the government’s mitigation plan was to mandate a 4-gallon minimum fuel purchase—more fuel than most motorcycle fuel tanks can hold! You really can’t make this stuff up. The rule was eventually revised following our complaints, but it is still easily misunderstood, misapplied or ignored by state governments and producers, distributors and vendors.
We’ve since pushed back even harder. When the EPA issued its proposed rule in May, the AMA’s comments were submitted along with a petition signed by nearly 30,000 people who opposed the E15 mandate.
We suspected an overwhelming number of Americans agreed with us, and now we have the data to prove it. A poll commissioned by the AMA revealed that 70 percent said they oppose increasing the amounts of ethanol blended into gasoline, while 78 percent said they had very serious concerns about E15 use. Those currently seeking the highest office in the land might want to take notice as voters are less likely to support a presidential candidate who supports the ethanol mandate.
Now is the time of year when those of us who live in climates that don’t allow for year ‘round riding must begin to think about winterizing our motorcycles and ATVs. It is important to remember that any amount of ethanol in your fuel can cause damage if it is left to sit in a gas tank, fuel line or carburetor for even a relatively short period of time. Repair costs associated with ethanol damage can be significant.
There is no doubt that motorcycle manufacturers are working on models that will run on fuel with increased amounts of ethanol. But even if all of the motorcycle manufacturers certified their machines to run on E15 tomorrow, there are many, many vintage and current model motorcycles that were not engineered to accommodate any ethanol in gas, and they should not be forced to run on gas with increasing amounts of ethanol. The AMA will continue to stay on top of this important issue for as long as it takes, and your voice is encouraged and welcomed in the discussion. Let us know your thoughts at www.facebook.com/ americanmotorcyclist, and on Twitter and Instagram at @AMA_Riding and @AMA_Rights. You also can join the conversation by using the hashtag #RFSBroken.
Rob Dingman is AMA president and CEO.
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A few of the hundreds of AMA-sanctioned events this month, detailed on the following pages.
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On Nov. 1, the Virginia Competition Hare Scramble Series is hosting a grand prix in Spring Grove, Va. It’s the final race of the 13-round series. Info: www.vchss.org
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The Trail Riders of Southern Arizona are hosting an adventure ride Nov. 21-22 in Amado, Ariz. It’s part of the AMA Yamaha Super Ténéré National Adventure Riding Series. Info: www.trsaz.org
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Field of Dreams is hosting a motocross race on Nov. 8 in Millville, N.J. It’s part of AMA District 34. Info: www.njmpfod.com
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In Leaf River, Ill., the Forest City Riders Motorcycle Club is hosting an off-road dualsport on Nov. 7. It’s an AMA District 17 event. Info: www.forestcityriders.com
COMING UP
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A road run is being held by the March of Dimes of Fort Myers on Nov. 15 in Naples, Fla. The ride is a fundraiser for the nonprofit that supports medical research and health education for momsto-be. It also supports families with newborns in intensive care. Info: www.bikersforbabies.org/ southwestflorida
The drawing for the 1986 Honda CR250R twostroke motocrosser will be held at the AMA Championship Banquet in January 2016. Raffle tickets are available for a donation to the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. You can receive one ticket for a $5 donation or five tickets for a $20 donation.
This bike is ready to compete for post-vintage motocross glory or simply to show off in your living room. For full rules, see www. motorcyclemuseum.org/rafflebikerules2. aspx. You must be 18 years or older and a resident of the United States to win. Info: www.americanmotorcyclist.com
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On Nov. 7, the California Flat Track Association is hosting a TT in Chowchilla, Calif. It’s the final round of the California Flat Track Championship. Info: www. californiaflattrack.com
OCTOBER EVENTS
ALABAMA
COMPETITION
MOTOCROSS
NOV 7: PELL CITY: 2 DAY EVENT, RPM SPORTS, (205) 699-8857, RPMSPORTSONLINE.COM
ARIZONA
RECREATIONAL
ADVENTURE RIDE
NOV 21: AMADO: 2 DAY EVENT, TRAIL RIDERS OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA, (520) 400-8147
DUAL SPORT RIDE
NOV 21: AMADO: 2 DAY EVENT, TRAIL RIDERS OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA, (520) 400-8147
COMPETITION
OBSERVED TRIALS
NOV 8: VALENTINE: CENTRAL ARIZONA TRIALS INC, (602) 370-7546, CENTRALARIZONATRIALS.ORG
CALIFORNIA
RECREATIONAL
ADVENTURE RIDE
NOV 27: PALMDALE: 2 DAY EVENT, AMA DISTRICT 37 DUAL SPORT, (626) 446-7386, LABARSTOWVEGAS.COM
DUAL SPORT RIDE
NOV 27: PALMDALE: 2 DAY EVENT, AMA DISTRICT 37 DUAL SPORT, (626) 446-7386, LABARSTOWVEGAS.COM
FUN RUN
NOV 14: SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MOTORCYCLING ASSN, SC-MA.COM
COMPETITION
DESERT SCRAMBLES
NOV 7: (Includes ATVs) LUCERNE VALLEY: HILLTOPPERS MC, INC., (562) 857-1183, HILLTOPPERSMC.COM
ENDURO
NOV 7: UPPER LAKE: HAYWARD MOTORCYCLE CLUB, (925) 2844368, HAYWARDMC.COM
NOV 15: STONYFORD: VALLEY CLIMBERS MC, (707) 678-1292
NOV 22: STONYFORD: RICHMOND RAMBLERS MC, RRMC.ORG
ENDUROCROSS
NOV 21: ONTARIO: TEN: THE ENTHUSIAST NETWORK, INC., (909) 244-5600, ENDUROCROSS.COM
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 7: RANCHO: 2 DAY EVENT, DIRT DIGGERS NORTH M.C. INC, (800) 426-8696
TTS
NOV 7: (Includes ATVs) CHOWCHILLA: CALIFORNIA FLAT TRACK ASSOCIATION, (415) 320-7889, CALIFORNIAFLATTRACK.COM
COLORADO
COMPETITION
OBSERVED TRIALS
NOV 7: COTOPAXI: 2 DAY EVENT, ROCKY MOUNTAIN TRIALS ASSN, (719) 239-1234, ROCKYMOUNTAINTRIALS.ORG
DELAWARE
COMPETITION
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 14: NEW CASTLE: 2 DAY EVENT, DELAWARE ENDURO RIDERS, INC., (302) 229-1805, DELAWAREENDURORIDERS.COM
FLORIDA
RECREATIONAL ROAD RUN
NOV 15: NAPLES: MARCH OF DIMES-FT MYERS FL, (239) 2712564, BIKERSFORBABIES.ORG/ SOUTHWESTFLORIDA
COMPETITION
MOTOCROSS
NOV 23: ALACHUA: UNLIMITED SPORTS MX INC, (321) 303-1002,
UNLIMITEDSPORTSMX.COM
NOV 26: ALACHUA: UNLIMITED SPORTS MX INC, (321) 303-1002, UNLIMITEDSPORTSMX.COM
IDAHO
COMPETITION
ENDUROCROSS
NOV 7: NAMPA: TEN: THE ENTHUSIAST NETWORK, INC., (208) 468-1000, ENDUROCROSS.COM
ILLINOIS
RECREATIONAL
DUAL SPORT-OFF ROAD
NOV 1: MORRISON: BRUSHPOPPERS M/C, (815) 622-4099, BRUSHPOPPERSMC.COM
NOV 7: LEAF RIVER: FOREST CITY RIDERS M/C, (779) 221-9383, FORESTCITYRIDERS.COM
COMPETITION
ENDURO
NOV 8: LEAF RIVER: FOREST CITY RIDERS M/C, (779) 221-9383, FORESTCITYRIDERS.COM
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 1: OAKLEY: DIRT RIDERS, INC., (217) 685-1969, DIRT-RIDERS.ORG
NOV 8: BELLEVILLE: BELLEVILLE ENDURO TEAM INC, (618) 277-3478, BETDIRT.COM
NOV 15: WHITE CITY: CAHOKIA CREEK DIRT RIDERS, (217) 529-4636, CAHOKIACREEKDIRTRIDERS. COM
INDIANA
COMPETITION
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 15: COLUMBUS: STONEY LONESOME M/C, (812) 343-2716, STONEYLONESOMEMC.COM
MISSOURI
COMPETITION
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 8: (Includes ATVs) KAHOKA: MIDWEST MOTOSPORT, (319) 975-3139,
OCTOBER EVENTS
FACEBOOK/KAHOKA.MX
NEVADA
COMPETITION
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 7: LAUGHLIN: DARKSIDE, (702) 279-4516, MRANRACING.COM
NOV 7: (Includes ATVs)
SEARCHLIGHT: 2 DAY EVENT, GET-XTR-EME, (805) 236-5866, GET-XTR-EME.COM
SHORT TRACK
NOV 21: LAS VEGAS: SMI, (844) 722-6453, SUPERPRESTIGIO.COM
NEW JERSEY
RECREATIONAL
ADVENTURE RIDE
NOV 13: HAMMONTON: BMW OF MANHATTAN, INC., (732) 714-8874
COMPETITION
ENDURO
NOV 22: NEW LIBSON: CENTRAL JERSEY COMPETITION RIDERS, (732) 558-6475, CJCRMC.ORG
MOTOCROSS
NOV 8: (Includes ATVs) MILLVILLE: FIELD OF DREAMS, (856) 765-3779, NJMPFOD.COM
NOV 29: (Includes ATVs) MILLVILLE: FIELD OF DREAMS, (856) 765-3799, NJMPFOD.COM
NEW MEXICO
COMPETITION
OBSERVED TRIALS
NOV 1: SAN YSIDRO: NEW MEXICO TRIALS ASSOCIATION, (505) 780-2551, NEWMEXICOTRIALS.COM
NORTH CAROLINA
COMPETITION
MOTOCROSS
NOV 15: (Includes ATVs) ELLERBE: WINDY HILL SPORTS, (910) 895-4387, WINDYHILLSPORTSMX.COM OHIO
RECREATIONAL TOY RUN
NOV 14: COLUMBUS: ABATE OF OHIO, INC., (614) 332-0198, ABATE.COM
COMPETITION
ENDURO
NOV 8: GREENVILLE : TREATY CITY MOTORCYCLE CLUB INC, (937) 459-0508, TREATYCITYMC.COM
OBSERVED TRIALS
NOV 8: PICKERINGTON: TRIALS INC, (614) 561-8818, TRIALSINC.ORG
OREGON
RECREATIONAL
POKER RUN - OFF-ROAD
NOV 8: HOOD RIVER: LOBOS MC INC, (503) 871-5721
COMPETITION
GRAND PRIX
NOV 7: JACKSONVILLE: MOTORCYCLE RIDERS ASSOCIATION, (541) 531-9697, MOTORCYCLERIDERS ASSOCIATION.ORG
SOUTH CAROLINA
COMPETITION
ENDURO
NOV 14: UNION: 2 DAY EVENT, FULL GAS SPRINT ENDURO SERIES, (304) 276-0188, FULLGASENDURO.COM
TENNESSEE
COMPETITION
HARE SCRAMBLES
NOV 8: BYBEE: APPALACHIAN TRAIL RIDERS, (865) 322-0193, SETRA.ORG
NOV 8: WESTPOINT: NORTH ALABAMA TRAIL RIDERS ASSN, (972) 977-4112, NATRA-WESTPOINT.NET
VIRGINIA
GRAND PRIX
NOV 1: SPRING GROVE: VIRGINIA COMPETITION HARE SCRAMBLE SERVICES, (757) 570-2839, VCHSS.ORG
MOTOCROSS
NOV 7: (Includes ATVs) DILLWYN: 2 DAY EVENT, MOTOPROMO, LLC, (434) 5486043, ACTIONTOWNMX.COM
High Adventure. No Hassle.
The best routes, roads and two-track, mapped by local experts. A great challenge with like-minded riders. A full weekend’s activities, with camping, campfires, food and prizes.
For more information visit AmericanMotorcyclist.com/ Riding
The AMA Beta National Dual-Sport Series features the country’s best organized dual-sport rides. Events include miles of well marked, challenging trail connected by scenic backcountry roads. The challenging, national caliber terrain is designed to bring out the best in each rider.
UPCOMING EVENTS
MOTOCROSS
2016 MONSTER ENERGY AMA SUPERCROSS AMASUPERCROSS.COM
Anaheim, Calif.: Angel
San Diego, Calif.:
Jan. 23: Anaheim, Calif.: Angel Stadium
Jan. 30: Oakland, Calif.: O.Co Coliseum
Feb. 6: Glendale, Ariz.: University of Phoenix Stadium
Feb. 13: San Diego, Calif.: Petco Park
Feb. 20: Arlington, Texas: AT&T Stadium
Feb. 27: Atlanta, Ga.: Georgia Dome
March 5: Daytona Beach, Fla.: Daytona International Speedway (note: not a Feld Motor Sports produced race)
March 12: Toronto, Canada: Rogers Centre
March 19: Detroit, Mich.: Ford Field
April 2: Santa Clara, Calif.: Levi’s Stadium
April 9: Indianapolis, Ind.: Lucas Oil Stadium
April 23: Foxboro, Mass.: Gillette Stadium
April 30: East Rutherford, N.J.: MetLife Stadium
May 7: Las Vegas, Nev.: Sam Boyd Stadium
2015 MONSTER ENERGY CUP
Oct. 17: Las Vegas, Nev.: Sam Boyd Stadium
2016 AMA AMSOIL ARENACROSS SERIES ARENACROSS.COM
Jan. 9-10: Cincinnati, Ohio: U.S. Bank Arena
Jan. 15-17: Baltimore, Md.: Royal Farms Arena
Jan. 22-24: Allentown, Pa.: PPL Center
Jan. 30-31: Greensboro, N.C.: Greensboro Coliseum
Feb. 4-7: Colorado Springs, Colo.: Broadmoor World Arena
Feb. 13-14: Birmingham, Ala.: Legacy Center
Feb. 20-21: Tampa, Fla.: Amalie Arena
March 5-6: Omaha, Neb.: CenturyLink Center
March 12-13: Lafayette, La.: Cajondome
April 1-3: Ontario, Calif.: Citizens Business Bank Arena
April 9-10: Salinas, Calif.: Salinas Sports Complex
April 22-24: Nampa, Idaho: Ford Idaho Center
May 6-8: Las Vegas, Nev.: Orleans Arena (Amateur National Championship)
April 16: St. Louis, Mo.: Edward Jones Dome
April 16-17: Tacoma, Wash.: Tacoma Dome
Oct. 26-27: Casey, Ill.: Lincoln Trails Motocross, MotocrossLeague OfAmerica.com, (205) 6998857
Nov. 1: Tallassee, Ala.: Monster Mountain, MonsterMX.com, (334) 3188475
Nov. 7: Pell City, Ala.: Mill Creek Motocross Park, RPMSportsOnline.com, (205) 699-8857
Nov. 23-25: Gainesville, Fla.: Gatorback Cycle Park, UnlimitedSportsMX.com, (312) 689-3461
Nov. 26-28: Gainesville, Fla.: Gatorback Cycle Park, UnlimitedSportsMX.com, (312) 689-3461
Dec. 5-6: Buckeye, Ariz.: Arizona Cycle Park, AZopen. com, (623) 853-0750
AMA PRO FLAT TRACK AMAPRORACING.COM
Nov. 20: Las Vegas, Nev.: Flat Track Season Finale
ROAD RACE
Oct. 17: Everett, Wash.: XFINITY Arena
Nov. 7: Boise, Idaho: Ford Idaho Center UPDATED: Nov. 20-21: Ontario, Calif.: Citizens Business Bank Arena
Oct. 24 (Youth) | Oct. 25
(Amateur): Lucerne Valley, Calif.: 100s MC, 100smc.com
AMA EAST HARE SCRAMBLES CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES AMARACING.COM
Nov. 7 (ATV) | Nov. 8
(Amateur, Youth): Kahoka, Mo.: Midwest Motorsports
KENDA SRT AMA WEST HARE SCRAMBLES CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES AMARACING.COM
Oct. 24 (Amateur, ATV, Youth): Lucerne Valley, Calif.: Desert MC
Nov. 7 (ATV, Youth) | Nov. 8
(Amateur): Searchlight, Nev.: Get-Xtr-Eme.com
Oct. 17-18: St. Clairsville, Ohio: Powerline Park
Oct. 31-Nov. 1: Crawfordsville, Ind.: Ironman
FEATURED SERIES: APPALACHIAN CHAMPIONSHIP ENDURO SERIES ACES-RACES.COM
Nov. 8: Greenville, Ohio: Peace Pipe Enduro, Treaty City Motorcycle Club
FEATURED SERIES: BIG 6 AMA WEST COAST GRAND PRIX SERIES BIG6RACING.COM
Oct. 31 - Nov. 1: Gorman, Calif.: Prospectors MC
Dec. 5-6: Location TBA: Vikings MC
FEATURED SERIES: EAST COAST ENDURO ASSOCIATION (ECEA) - ENDUROS ECEA.ORG
Oct. 25: New Lisbon, N.J.: Scrub Pine Enduro, Ocean County Competition Riders, OCCR.net
Nov. 8: Warren Grove, N.J.: Stumpjumper Enduro, Motorcycle Competition Inc., Ride-MCI.com
Nov. 22: New Lisbon, N.J.: Pine Hill Enduro, Central Jersey Competition Riders, CJCRmc.org
FEATURED SERIES: EAST COAST ENDURO ASSOCIATION (ECEA) - HARE SCRAMBLES ECEA.ORG
Oct. 17-18: Ormond Farms Hare Scrambles, Competition Dirt Riders
FEATURED SERIES: AMA KENDA FULL GAS SPRINT ENDURO SERIES FULLGASENDURO.COM
Nov. 14-15: Union, S.C.: Big Buck Farm Sprint Enduro
FEATURED SERIES: VIRGINIA CHAMPIONSHIP HARE SCRAMBLES SERIES VCHSS.ORG
Nov. 1: Spring Grove, Va.: Pipsico
Nov. 8: Rural Retreat, Va.: The Hillbilly Hare Scramble
FEATURED SERIES: WESTERN CHECKPOINT ENDURO CHAMPIONSHIP RIDECHEC.COM
Oct. 18: Red Mountain, Calif.: Training Wheels MC
Oct. 25: Elkins Flat, Calif.: Polka Dots MC
Nov. 15: Stoneyford, Calif.: Valley Climbers MC
