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AMA Video: How Malcolm Smith was introduced to Husqvarna
In 1966, a man walked into a Southern California motorcycle shop. He walked out with a deal that would help put Husqvarna motorcycles on the map and change motocross in America forever.
Appropriations bill debate creates opportunity to influence lead-related ban of youth off-highway vehicle
The AMA is urging motorcyclists to take advantage of an immediate opportunity to stress to members of the U.S. Congress how the lead-related kid bike ban has affected the lives of families who recreate responsibly off-road.
AMA members receive the best rates on Allstate supplemental insurance
AMA members can purchase supplemental insurance from Allstate at the lowest rates available.
Leslie Porterfield will interview world's fastest motorcyclists at Breakfast at Daytona
Leslie Porterfield's unusual perspective on speed makes her a natural choice for interviewing the world's fastest motorcyclists, Chris Carr and Denis Manning, at the March 5 AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum Breakfast at Daytona.
AMA, KTM give away KTM 530 EXC
Paul Calder of Burbank, Calif., won the 2010 KTM 530 EXC from sponsor KTM North America for participation in 2009 AMA/KTM National Dual Sport Trail Riding Series.
Congress reacts with outrage to administration plan to take public lands without public debate
Bipartisan congressional reaction was swift after the AMA and others revealed the Department of Interior's plan to designate without public debate as many as 13 million acres of public and private land in the West as National Monument areas.
Triumph announces 2010 models
For 2010, Triumph's line will grow to 23 models across seven motorcycle families from the current 16 models.
Former AMA Board Chairman Dal Smilie Sentenced
Former American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) Board Chairman Dal Smilie was sentenced Monday, Feb. 22, to eight months in prison and two years probation for embezzling more than $100,000 through fraudulent travel reimbursement claims.