The understatement of the day is things are busy at the KR4 Arrive-n-Ride headquarters. Consider for a moment that YOU could be a “Factory Rider” next year. Factory Rider is a strong descriptor but appropriate for the AnR program that will surround you. A factory rider has all the things he needs to perform at his best in the racing arena. The KR4 AnR program is your chance to leave it all on the track; however, there are a limited number of “Factory Rides”.
 
So what is the busy activity going on at KR4? Try this:
 

• Bike Manufacturer Support
• Riding Gear Manufacturer Support
• Distributor Support
• Factory Mechanic Support
• Race Series Support
• Riding Coach
• Mental Strength Coach
• Nutritionist

Do you want a “Factory Ride” next year?
Contact Bill Beam for complete details:
251-586-5836
[email protected]
www.kr4performance.com

2013 KR4 AnR Rider Standings:

• Chris Bach - 3rd in Overall and XC1 standings after 11 Rounds
• Ben Parsons - 1st in 250B standings after 11 Rounds
• Brian Keegan - 18th in 85 (7-11) standings after 5 Rounds (new class)
• Luke Parsons - 4th in 4 Stroke A Lites standings after 11 Rounds
• Kurtis Palmer - 15th in 200B standings after 5 Rounds (just starting in this class but broken collarbone ended season)
• Conner Keegan - 15th in Super-mini (14-15) standings after 11 Rounds
• Jeremy Randolph - 4th in Open B standings after 11 Rounds
• Colin Keegan - 11th in 250B standings after 11 Rounds
• Karlynn Beam - 8th in Women Pro standings after 11 Rounds
• Brandon Keegan - 10th in 85 (12-13) standings after 11 Rounds

Note: Click the names for a link to the online GNCC results.
 
KR4 ISDE competitor Ian Blythe finishes 2nd in C1 and 3rd overall for Club classes C1, C2, and C3: http://www.fim-isde-live.info/
 
Much thanks to our sponsors:
Stickman Graphics
Dunlop Tires
Sunstar Sprockets
DP Brakes
Silkolene Lubricants
Offroad Viking
Fly Racing
PR2
Matrix
Acerbis
Keegan Wireless