Motorcycle Superstore Race Report from Rd 3 of the National Enduro Series

Round 3 of the Kenda AMA National Enduro Series is in the record books and so are the results of the Motorcycle Superstore/Bell Helmet riders with Charlie Mullins taking the overall win and Nick Fahringer finishing third. All in all, five of the top ten finishers were sporting the custom Superstore/Bell Moto 9 helmets.

Charlie Mullins

So far, 2014 has been a great year for Factory FMF/KTM rider Charlie Mullins as he is now leading both the GNCC and the National Enduro Series. The Rad Dad Enduro, held in West Point, Tennessee, proved to be another tough event but Mullins battled through some mechanical issues and took the overall win.

Mullins battled through some issues to take his third win of the season Photo: Shan Moore

"I felt like this was a hard earned win," explained Mullins. "I had some brake issues in the first test which didn't make it easy. I was able to put in some solid test times though, and am pretty happy to get my third win of the season."

Nick Fahringer

Factory Husqvarna's Nick Fahringer is getting stronger each race as he put his Husky 300 on the podium for a solid 3rd place finish this weekend at the Rad Dad Enduro.

"I really found my flow this weekend. By the end, I felt like I was riding up to my potential. My new Husky worked really well - it's all starting to come together."

Honorable mention goes out to Motorcycle Superstore / Bell Helmet support riders Jesse Groemm who finished 4th. Andrew DeLong finished 6th, Cory Buttrick took 7th and Ryder Lafferty finished 12th. Craig DeLong took first in the Expert/AA Class and Rachel Gutish finished 2nd in the Women's class.

After this weekend, the Motorcycle Superstore / Bell Helmet riders are in control of the top three spots in the National Enduro Series - 1) Mullins 2) Fahringer 3) Groemm.

Nick Fahringer's best finish of hte year, a third at the Rad Dad National Enduro Photo: Shan Moore

Mullins is in control of the National Enduro Series with three 1st place finishes Photo: Shan Moore

Big 6 Grand Prix Series

Round 3 of the Big 6 Series went off in 29 Palms, California, this weekend with FMF/RPM/KTM's Eric Yorba putting in another great ride, finishing 2nd overall. His solid finish keeps Yorba in the series points lead. Motorcycle Superstore / Bell Helmet support riders Tatum Sik and Elizabeth Bash finished 1-2 in the Women's class.

Yorba leads the Big 6 GP Series Photo: Mark Kariya

Tatum Sik shows some style on her way to 1st place in the Women's class at the Big 6 GP Photo: Mark Kariya