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Contact:
Randy Grube
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randy@xdlshow.com


FMF Racing Joins Forces with XDL Sportbike Freestyle Championship
Santa Monica, CA (July 8, 2008) — The XDL Sportbike Freestyle Championship is proud to announce a partnership with FMF Racing for the 2008 season. The partnership provides several levels of brand integration for FMF Racing’s new APEX Sport Bike line at XDL events, in marketing collateral, on the web site and in video content. It also gives FMF Racing category exclusivity and the status of "Official Exhaust of XDL."

XDL series founder Randy Grube had this to say about the partnership: "Being able to bring FMF Racing on board is probably one of my proudest moments since I started XDL. I live in Southern California, and here, the FMF logo is ubiquitous and FMF represents a cutting edge culture. What other brand has the power to kick the Ford blue oval off thousands of pick up trucks? People all across the country wear the FMF logo with pride because it represents a long history, top product, as well as a lifestyle and culture. Now that we have a formal relationship with FMF I feel like XDL has been accepted into the core motorcycle culture. At the same time, the core motorcycle culture is realizing the enormous growth potential of the market represented by XDL, as well as our professionalism. It is a two-way street and we're all better off through this partnership."

With a long history of manufacturing top product and supporting the sport of motorcycling, the FMF-XDL relationship creates a platform on which to showcase the new line of FMF Apex and Powercore GP exhaust systems. Remarked Donnie Emler: "FMF Racing is very excited about our relation ship with XDL. This is a series that attracts the best stunt riders in the world and a perfect place for us to launch our new state of the art APEX road line. FMF is also looking forward to promoting some of our top action sports athletes such as Tony Levesque, Ryan Suchanek, and current XDL point’s leader Nick “Apex” Brocha. FMF prides itself with partnering with the best events and series and this is set to be a great relationship."

Don Emler started FMF Racing out of his garage in 1973. Over 35 years later and Don Emler is still working on the next big thing in his 90,000 sq ft garage. FMF Racing produces everything 100% in house using premium American made materials.

For more information on FMF Racing please visit: http://www.fmfracing.com

The XDL Sportbike Freestyle Championship is the only national stunt riding championship, now entering its 3rd season. XDL is the leader in reaching the core 20-year old sportbike demographic with a 6 event 2008 schedule that includes NY, Nashville, Los Angeles, Indianapolis, Phoenix and Long Beach. Cumulative attendance will exceed 75,000. Hundreds of thousands will read about XDL in notable publications such as Super Streetbike, Cycle News and Motorcyclist. Millions more will view XDL content on major web sites such as motorcyclist.com and octanetv.com.

For more info on XDL, please visit http://www.xdlshow.com
Informational materials on XDL are posted at: http://www.xdlshow.com/resources.html

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Tell them we need a pipe thats short, quiet, and provides adequate backpressure for the low end.

 

Tony L is so dreamy!

 

+100000000000000

 

Only in the right light

 

yeah when there off..... well so nags told me

 

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SAAAAAWWEEEEETTTT!!!! my bike is already decked out with FMF logos and i wear many of their clothes.....I'm stoked they are supporting stunt riding now! :YEAH

 

I had bad luck with FMF back when I was racing motocross...but that was like 7 years ago .... any support from that big of a company is ok in my book

 

fmf pipes rock-bottom line

 

Tony L.....stole my FMF????

 

now all they need to do is sponsor some riders that are worth a **** and theyll be fine.




lol nick excluded.

 

lol....very true my friend, very true

 

slip on for $550!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????? wtf??? we need better prices.

 

Do they make this part replaceable? That could be a pretty cool selling point for people that don't run bars...

 

i agree with this one,

 

coming from the guy thats still the riding the bench with a scraped knee

 

I'm thinking you can its only 4 rivets so you'd have to pop the rivets out. its a sick can for sure.... makes a sick spark show when it hits the ground. plus it gave my 08 some *****. I'm defiantly loving the pipe for sure

 

Come see 'bout this scraped knee young buck, dont think i wont bend you over it and spank your little ***!