In a masterclass of grit and precision, Hunter Lawrence rode his Honda HRC Progressive CRF450R Works Edition to a season-defining victory at the 2026 Nashville Supercross. Despite a shaky start that saw him buried in the pack early on, Lawrence methodically carved through the field at Nissan Stadium, eventually hunting down and passing Ken Roczen on Lap 14. This decisive win—his fourth of the season—wasn't just about the trophy; it allowed the Australian to seize sole possession of the red plate and establish a critical 10-point cushion in the championship standings with only four rounds remaining. While his rivals faltered on the slick Tennessee soil, Lawrence looked every bit the title favorite, proving that when the pressure in "Music City" reaches a crescendo, he’s more than happy to lead the band.
ChaseOnTwoWheels put our Yoshimura AT2 exhaust to the ultimate test on a Yamaha MT-10, and let’s just say the results were music to our ears—and probably a bit of a wake-up call for the neighbors. In their latest feature, they swapped out an old setup to see if they could find a more "sophisticated" tone without sacrificing that signature crossplane growl. The verdict? They were floored by the transformation, noting that the new setup delivered a deep, muscle-car-inspired rumble that made the bike feel smoother and more "dialed in" than ever before. It’s a fantastic look at how the right exhaust can refine a ride, and we’re thrilled to see our hardware help turn an already great naked bike into an absolute "eargasm" on wheels.
In the latest Pivotable podcast episode, legendary photographer Simon Cudby recaps 30 years of capturing moto history—from keeping Ricky Carmichael’s pre-season secrets to his current obsession with epic adventure-touring in Iceland. Cudby highlights his long-standing technical work with Yoshimura R&D, jokingly noting that while a Yosh pipe can make a bike sound like a trophy truck, he still catches heat if he accidentally shoots the "non-exhaust side" during a session. From dodging deadlines in French gas stations to his veteran advice of always upgrading to first class for your sanity, it’s a humorous and expert look at life behind the lens.
Grant Baylor the third round of the 2026 Redline Oil American National Enduro Championship, held this past weekend at Kevin Windham’s legendary Farm 14 in Centreville, Mississippi. Riding for the Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Red Bear Racing Kawasaki squad, the younger Baylor brother shook off an early test-one lead from his brother Steward to sweep every remaining test on the day. Grant’s clinical performance in the Mississippi woods allowed him to secure the overall victory with a comfortable margin, leading a Baylor 1-2 finish as the series points battle intensifies heading into the Cherokee National in May.
Yoshimura R&D ensures you don't look like a total amateur at the local hangout spot with its new "Intro Tee." A design so classic it practically screams "I know exactly where my apex is" (even if you actually missed it by 10 feet). It’s the perfect attire for those who want their fashion to be as high-performance as their exhaust system—minus the scorching heat. If you've been looking for a way to support the brand without bolting a titanium canister to your chest, this 100% cotton upgrade is the aerodynamic improvement your wardrobe desperately needs.