Pacific Northwest suspension specialists Konflict Motorsports will be supporting riders at the Baja Rally 2.0 in September.
Bajarallymoto.com announced that Konflict Motorsports will act as a supporting event sponsor and authorized service provider for all riders at the Baja Rally 2.0 in September.
Based in Redmond, Washington, Konflict Motorsports is already handling bike prep, transport and service for a handful of riders from the Pacific Northwest, including Mark Thayer, Whitney Koeberle and TouraTech’s Iain Glynn. Konflict has quickly grown to become a widely recognized brand in the Pacific Northwest and is Known for its high-quality suspension upgrades, according to Baja Rally creator Scotty Breauxman.
“Konflict owner Alex Martens is a master suspension tuner who’s gathered quite a strong following in the Northwest and beyond,” Breauxman said. “We’re sure that our partnership in the upcoming Baja Rally 2.0 will fortify and expand Konflict’s name recognition and client base.”
Martens’ team and the Konflict Sprinter van will follow the Baja Rally service route and set up service operations at each of four different bivouac locations where riders will have numerous service options at their disposal beyond suspension service. With over 800 miles of planned stages on the Baja Rally, riders can take advantage of Konflict’s services on an ala carte basis or as part of a service package.
The Baja RALLY 2.0 is the first and only navigation-based, rally raid-style event held on the Baja California peninsula. The event his held over the course of four days, and it visits remote locations with historical and cultural value. Participants and support teams rendezvous in remote locations (bivouac) after each day of timed “special stages.” The remote bivouac locations are selected for historical and cultural significance as well as to showcase the dynamic landscapes Baja California is famous for. More information is available at www.bajarallymoto.com.
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