Tokyo – April 1, 2005: Massive changes coming from Japan
Published April 1st, 2005
“This was a no-brainer” said Kaziyuma ‘Ted’ Toshikawa, President of the Tokyo-based Alliance of Japanese World Motorcycle Manufacturers Group Ltd. LLC. “You may recall that a few years ago Yamaha’s were yellow (the Broc Glover, Bob Hannah era) and then red & white (the Damon Bradshaw era). We hope the public is accepting of these new changes, and, we are confident that change is good. We will be announcing our other changes in the very near future as well.”
Courtesy Alliance of Japanese World Motorcycle Manufacturers Group Ltd. LLC.
The sport & business of supercross is changing big-time. Phrases are being tossed around like “Far reaching”, “Unprecedented”, “Dynamic”, “Revolutionary”, “Next level” and “Ground Breaking”. This is the first in what is going to be many changes from the factories in Japan – wholesale changes in team colors worldwide. This affects the United States teams as well.
Commencing with the start of the 2006 supercross season, teams will debut their new color schemes:
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About Japan: Japan is an island country in the North Pacific Ocean, with a population of over 126 million people.
April Fools!


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