This may be old news, but if I remember correctly, Jeff Fredette rode a KLX450R at the just completed ISDE in Chile.
Is this correct? If so, did he do that because he wanted to, or because Kawasaki "encouraged" him, or both?
I'm just curious about why the owner of a KDX-focused company wasn't riding a KDX at the ISDE (or at the Last Man Standing).
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Small business man with a long history of Kawaski support. He may not show up at the events with the Kawaski " big rig" but likely appreciates the next to free bikes, parts, exposure, and support for ISDE events. I know I would. He also has been a big asset to Kawaski for 20+ years with name recognition, his competitive attitude, and just his mannerisms (sp) with the press. He projects the nice guy image and does not come across as self-important, or having a big head. He comes across as an average competitive guy. If I was Jeff I would also continue my association with Kawaski because of both the long history AND his own small business.
Did you guys know he is also into some of the cross country vintage car annual racing scene? Like Malcolm Smith I think Jeff has likely been able to establish a life around those things that he loves participating in. One lucky fellow in that regard!!!
Did you guys know he is also into some of the cross country vintage car annual racing scene? Like Malcolm Smith I think Jeff has likely been able to establish a life around those things that he loves participating in. One lucky fellow in that regard!!!
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