2010 AMA/Rekluse National Enduro Series Presented by Moose Racing, welcomes Husqvarna Motorcycles as series sponsor!

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After a 20 year hiatus, Husqvarna reenters the AMA National Enduro Series by joining the long list of valuable series sponsors and committing Glenn Kearney of Australia to the 10 race National Championship Series aboard their all new TXC250 four stroke.

Husqvarna once a dominant force in U.S. Enduro competition, winning 17 of the 18 AMA National Enduro championships from 1961 to 1986, sets out to start another Husqvarna winning streak in 2010.

“The NEPG is excited to add another manufacture to the series not only as a sponsor, but as a top level team to raise the level of competition even further”

Scot Harden, Husqvarna National Sales Manager; “The NEPG along with all of their partners, have been doing a tremendous job of elevating the sport of Enduro and we look forward to growing with them” 

For more information about the NEPG email Alan Randt at info@nationalenduro.com.  For more information as a competitor in the 2009 AMA National Enduro Series email Chuck Weir at cweir@ama-cycle.org

About the NEPG: The NEPG was formed by a group of Enduro enthusiasts to assist the AMA in promotion and management of the AMA National Enduro Series. Our objective is to work with the riders, clubs and sponsors to raise the level of participation and awareness to Enduro competition.

About the 2010 AMA National Enduro Series:  Enduros are the oldest form of off-road motorcycle competition in the USA.  Enduro’s can trace their beginnings back to 1920 and perhaps even earlier and it is still the premier off-road motorcycle competition around the world today. 

The sport has evolved several times over the years and the newest evolution was designed to meet the needs of today’s motorcyclists.  The NEPG is the promotional partner of the AMA National Enduro Championship Series and will work with clubs to build awareness and increase ridership at Enduro’s.  Our goal is to make sure that the oldest form of off-road competition will remain strong and viable well into the future.

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