Just got this from Cycra, so here's another benefit for being an OMRA member!
-Tom

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Hello, My name is Lowell Anderson and I handle all the rider support for Cycra. We are accepting sponsorship for the 2010 season, and I am hoping you will post the attached release on your site so your members can take advantage of the program. We are trying to lend a hand to the motorcycle community directly due to the current economic situation. There is no obligation and your members can get considerable savings on items they might need, and they do not have to be racers, only good representatives and enthusiast. We only need help spreading the word. I have attached a word document and a logo. BR, Lowell Quote: [from the document] Cycra Sponsorship Cycra is now accepting sponsorship applications for the 2010 season. If you are interested in being sponsored by Cycra, please visit our website at www.cycraracing.com and click on the RIDER SUPPORT button. You don’t have to be the best racer in the world to get accepted. We are looking for good representatives and enthusiast! We look forward to hearing from you!

im sponsored by them. And they have GREAT products, and are super nice people!

You will not find a better, more sincere and kind rider support representative than Lowell.

The company rocks too. They came to my rescue on something last June, when they didn't have to, and really helped me out.


The answer is: Hand guards and plastic...


The question is: What do woods riders break the most (besides collar bones and wind)?

Cycra....

Flying-W wrote:

(besides collar bones and wind)?

i only wish they still sold previous model year plastics. i've got a mancrush on a certain racer's white plastics...hold the anime!

spdrcr37 wrote:

...hold the anime!

First day of classes today. Time to meet 180 new faces.

I have a sweet pic of my moto on my projector screen.
http://sponsorhouse.loopd.com/Search/ContentViewer.aspx?resourceId=127ce785-d3c2-4cb0-a7f5-790c6aac97c2



6th grade boy asks, "Is that your dirt bike?" referring to the picture.

I ask, "Don't you think those graphics look too girly to be my bike?"

The class responded in unison, "NO!"

At first I felt complimented....later I decided I need to ask them a different question tomorrow, but I'm going to be wearing my carhartts and be sharpening my chain saw on my chin stubble when I do... <Hey Katie! Where's my Grecian Formula 16?>