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Apache

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September 2009


Welcome

Apache

 Mesa

We at Apache Motorcycles would like to welcome you to our September newsletter. To begin we would like to announce that All of our stores have been officially renamed to help avoid confusion. Apache Honda, Champion Honda, Extreme Yamaha, and Carefree Yamaha will now be known as
Apache Motorcycles, Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, and Carefree. This is one of many steps we are taking to make it easier for our customers.


ATV Safety Institute e-courses!
Learn all the basics in the comfort of your own home!
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 here! The ATV Safety Institute has introduced e-courses that are now available for any and all ATV riders. These free classes cover the basics in ATV riding and are directed towards first time riders.
Courses
The Courses are conveniently divided into three categories based on age, adult, teen, and child. Each course successfully captures the attention of the designated age group with colorful and intuitive games for children to instructive videos for adults.
Safety

 Child The ATV Safety Institute's primary goal is to promote safe and responsible use of ATVs, thereby reducing crashes and injuries that may result from improper operation by the rider. This key knowledge saves lives and prevents careless accidents.

Overview While each course is specific towards a particular age group, the classes each cover several important tips and safety guide lines. For Instance the courses emphasizes the importance of protective clothing, keen observation, and proper management of off-road vehicles. The courses also cover basic trail guidelines and consideration to other riders. Key content in the e-course consisted of basic riding instructions so necessary for first timers such as going up and down hills, shifting, and looking into turns. The videos were a great help in illustrating all the techniques and tips for a great ride!
Member companies of the ATV Safety Institute offer free training nationwide to purchasers of new ATVs. The ATV Safety Institute Rider Course is a hands-on training course conducted by a licensed Instructor. No other industry has undertaken an initiative as comprehensive and far-reaching as the members of the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America which include: Arctic Cat, BRP, Bush Hog, Honda, John Deere, Kawasaki, KYMCO, Polaris, Suzuki, Tomberlin, and Yamaha.

Eight Golden Rules
1. Always wear a helmet and other protective gear.
2. Never ride on public roads— another vehicle could hit you.
3. Never ride under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
4. Never carry a passenger on a single-rider ATV.
5. Ride an ATV that's right for your age.
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6. Supervise riders younger than 16; ATVs are not toys.
7. Ride only on designated trails and at a safe speed.
8. Take an ATV RiderCourse; to enroll call toll free (800) 887-2887, or go to www.atvsafety.org.

NEW PARTS SPECIAL
MAXXIS IT DIRT TIRE:
Maxxcross Maxxis $39.99 any size, front or rear. In store only, available at all locations for September 2009. The Maxxcross IT features a new knob design to provide superb handling in a variety of soil conditions. In addition, a new rubber compound enhances stability and adds grip. New knob design offers precise steering for a wide variety of soil conditions Front tire combines with the M7305 Maxxcross IT rear for best overall performance
39.99

All "Tired" Out
The Newest in innovative tire design, provided by parts unlimited
Dunlop

 q2 Dunlop

 logo Dunlop has two new tire models for sportbikes: the Sportmax Q2 road tire, introduced as a replacement for the Qualifier; and the Sportmax GP-A track tire. Available beginning the first week in September, the Sportmax Q2 features Dunlop's Intuitive Response Profile (IRP) technology in the rear tire for greater linear steering at all lean angles and dual compound Multi-Tread (MT)
technology featuring a long-wearing center compound and stickier lateral-grip compound on each shoulder for superior cornering traction. It'll be offered in two front and six rear sizes.

How good is the Q2? When tested at Virginia International Raceway on a GSX-R1000, it outperformed the Qualifier by three seconds per lap and achieved a maximum lean angle of 52.3 degrees or seven degrees better than the Qualifier.

Designed for club racing or track-day use on 600cc and 1000cc machines, the Sportmax GP-A comes in a 120/70ZR-17 front and 190/55ZR-17 rear. The rear tire is available in soft/medium and medium/hard combinations to match any track condition.
Michelin

 logo Designed with the least amount of grooving the DOT allows for street-legal tires, Michelin's new Power One tire is the closest thing to a race tire that the company has ever built for the road.


Three years in development, the Power One range is the product of true torture testing, covering some 35,000 laps on over 30 circuits around the world under the relentless pace of more than 130 different test riders on both production bikes and 200-horsepower race bikes.
Available in two front and four rear sizes, the tire features four all-new tread compounds (two for the front and two for the rear) that help to dramatically improve damp/wet grip, warm-up time and low temperature performance compared with previous Michelin tires, and tread grooves covering only 5 percent of the tire's surface help maximize rubber contact with the track and facilitating lean angles approaching 60 degrees. Power

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Pirelli From Pirelli, the standout new product comes in the form of the Angel ST EMS (extended mileage sport) tire, designed to replace the Diablo Strata but offered for the same price.
Approved for the Suzuki Hayabusa and Kawasaki Concours 14, and also to be offered in fitments for bikes from Buell and Ducati, the Angel ST set a world record in Nardo, Italy,on March 15 when riders traveled 3,190.8 miles at an average speed of 132.9 mph on one set of tires — something Pirelli engineers say is equivalent to 8,000 to 10,000 miles on the street. Pirelli

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Continental Contirace

 attack The marketing strategy for Germany's Continental is to be the lowest priced premium tire in an effort to offer dealers good margins and consumers a quality product. "We don't sponsor high-priced racers like Valentino Rossi, so we spend our money on R&D," says Greg Reich, sales/marketing manager for Continental Tire North America. Continental's newest tires include the ContiRace Attack Custom, Conti Gelande Sport Intermediate, ContiGo! and ContiMotion.
With a rear tire size of 240/40ZR-18 and a speed rating above 168mph, the ContiRace Attack Custom is designed for high-horsepower custom sportbikes; the Conti Gelande Sport off-road tire was designed to provide optimum stability, traction and steering during braking and cornering thanks to its triangular positioned side knobs; the ContiGo! is a general purpose sport-touring cross-ply tire perfect for updating older machines; and the ContiMotion is an economy sport-touring radial.
Bridgestone Bridgestone, which claims 60 percent of the motorcycles that come from Japan roll on its tires, says
its sales this year are up compared to 2008. The six tires responsible for the bulk of Bridgestone's business include the BT-016 high-performance radial, BT-21 sport-touring radial, G851/G850 cruiser radial, M403 front/M404 rear off-road tires, the BT-45 bias-ply sport-tourer for bikes built from the mid 1980s to the early 1990s, and the S11 for bikes built between the early 1970s and late 1980s.
While the company is planning no changes to its off-road tire line in 2010 and not supporting motocross factory teams next year, Steve Turner, a motorcycle products consultant for Bridgestone Firestone North American Tire, LLC, says there are two road tires that dealers and consumers should watch for: the new Battlax BT-003RS (MSRP: $169.50-$280.77) and the BT-016 Hypersport.

The BT-003RS, the successor to the BT-002RS and BT-090, is a street-tuned dual compound radial derived from the BT-003 used by all teams taking part in
Battlax
MotoGP. Designed for middleweight and large displacement supersport bikes, and offered in three front and six rear sizes, it utilizes steel belt construction in front and rear tires for superior bump-absorption and line-holding, a high-grip center compound designed for wear-resistance, and a new "Ultraction" shoulder compound to exert optimal stability and traction in deep lean angles.

More tire information can be obtained by calling us at any one of our 4 locations or by dialing (602)973-5111. You can also E-mail us at:Parts@apachehonda.com

Manufacturers Recalls
This is a list of the manufacturers current recalls since January 1, 2009
Yamaha
2006-2009 FJR1300 (main switch)
2003-2008 GP1300 (throttle cable)
Suzuki
2005-2006 GSXR (frame)
Kawasaki
2009 Jet Ski (fuel tank)
2009 VN1500 (headlight)
2009 VN2000 (headlight)
2008-2009 KLR650 (main harness, muffler)
2009 ZX1000 (timing caps)
2008-2009 ZG1400 (brakes)
BRP
DS70, DS90 (shock cover)
2009 DS450CE (Rear brake bolt replacement)
2009 DS90 X (Tether Engine Shutoff Switch)
2008-2009 Spyder GS (Steering Software Update)
KTM
2008-2009 All ATVs (brakes)
2009 690 Duke, 690 SMC (Front Fork Axle Inspection
2009 125SX, 150SX, 250XC-W, 300XC-W (Front Fork Axle Inspection)
Honda
2008 CBR1000R (Coolant Hose Clamp)
Recall
For more information and solutions visit our website

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Tools September Tune-up Special
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99.95 + plus Tax

Limited Time offer!

Apache Motorcycles
3618 West Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85019
www.phoenixpowersports.com
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IN STOCK!

2010 Honda Fury

Fury
"The Fury captures the pure, undiluted chopper essence, places it within easy reach of nearly every rider and then backs it up with the same quality and reliability built into every Honda."
Limited supplies!

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Special Pricing!

All Seadoo and Yamaha watercraft

Watercraft
Catch these great end of summer prices with our full selection of Yamaha and Sea-doo personal watercraft.

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2008 Honda CRF450R

CRF
"The world's largest circulation motocross publication, Transworld Motocross, named the new 2008 Honda CRF450R, Bike of the Year last month and rightly so! This motorcycle is awesome, just awesome!"

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All Spyders on Sale

CRF
"Spyder brings the active riding style commonly associated with off-road vehicles to the road. The result is an entirely new riding sensation on pavement."

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On-off Road Bikes Sale

CRF
"The TW200 is a well balanced dual-sport that is openly inviting new riders to hop on and take it for a ride."

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2 Passenger ATVs

CRF
"When it comes time to take the lady out for a weekend exploration (or if she wants to take you out), there's little argument that the Outlander MAX EFI is perhaps the best way to go."

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2008 B-King 1300

CRF
"Once on the bike you feel like you’ve reached the highest level of power, comfort, and engineering available for street motorcycles but the fun hasn’t even begin yet... start the engine."

MSRP:
Our Price:
What you save:

$12899
$8995
$3904!

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2009 V-Star 1300

CRF
"At the heart of the V-Star 1300 beats a fuel-injected 80-cubic-inch engine, surrounded by a chassis built to handle. Finished off with a little streamlined style and plenty of Star quality engineering."

MSRP:
Our Price:
What you save:

$10290
$7199
$3091!

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