Out of the office..... Tulum, TWO months from now

We'd like to let everyone know now that we will be out of the office.....from March 18 through March 24. Orders will still be shipped as usual, but no one will be answering the phone or replying to emails. We'll repost a reminder as March 18 draws near.

The picture is where we'll be. One and a half hours outside Cancun, on the edge of Mayan ruins. Our little bungalow is in Tulum on the most pristine white sand beaches. And if you'll believe this, we're leaving the Yamahas, Blackberry and laptop at home.

2009 YZ250F comment from Dirt Rider forum

"the handling... esp the cornering is awesome! it's much better in the turns, kicking it, stopping, starting everything is much improved and the bike seems to absorb bumps like they are invisible."

Just how easy is it to install a YamaLink?

Yamaha Lowering Link install feedback...

I told my wife it would be easier to install than her Kouba link on her CRF250X. So I lifed up the bike and let her figure it out. Within 2 minutes, she figured it out. SO if a a woman who is not mechanically inclined can figure it out, anyone can. An excellent product that is a breeze to install.

YamaLink: voted a best part to buy of the year

Whoa, talk about a long break from the blog. Busy shipping parts out. Busy getting hearts broken. Busy testing out the 2009 yamaha lowering links. It's been a great 2008. Riders, magazines and even competitors like/love the YamaLink.

As with every year's end the usual "best of" awards are coming out, and the WR and YZ lowering link is capturing its fair share of accolades. Simply put....

"I bought a YamaLink. It did what it said it would. I can now touch the ground with both feet at a stop light. At age 55 on my first motorcycle, this is a good idea."

Thank you to everyone (everyone except the girl who broke our little guy's heart..)

Thumper Talk WR250 forum gone awry

A ThumperTalk forum member is having a few issues with the yamaha WR lowering link install, and as usual, other WR250R and WR250X riders are helping out with written comments and directing him toward our YouTube install video. And that's when things get odd/wrong/funny. Somehow we went from helpful and concise to hilarious and sarcastic. Sweet.