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Supermoto is still one of the newest forms of motorcycle riding and racing that attracts riders from both street and dirt disciplines. Gary Trachy is undoubtedly one of the most influential factors affecting this craze. During the mid-1980s, Gary competitively raced Shifter Karts until he discovered motorcycles in 1993. Three years later, Gary won a Loretta Lynn’s Amateur Motocross Championship. In 1998, Gary started racing motocross professionally, and in 2002 he switched to racing supermoto exclusively. One of Gary’s biggest accomplishments is winning the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb three times. In 2006, Gary set a new record in the motorcycle class at Pikes aboard a supermoto machine. He beat out two-time AMA 125 Motocross Champion Micky Dymond who previously held the record. Gary’s been instructing supermoto since 2004 and hundreds of students have motored through his school. In this video, Gary will share with viewers the same successful techniques he’s taught those students.
