Pit Pass 
Pit Pass
Supermodel downtime at the EICMA show in Milan.
MXGP World Champion Tim Gajser shows us some love.
China is already knocking off the next Star Wars vehicles.
The retro Italian police officer look is all the rage again.
Longtime friends and travel buddies Tom Carson and Jeff Cernic.
Even over in Italy, Anaheim was on every person’s mind.
Scott Wallenberg catches up with Italian legend Alex Puzar.
UFO Plastic had this stormtrooper covered head to toe.
The E-Racer Rugged e-bike has an interesting look.
Ben’s beard made the trip to the Paris SX winner’s circle.
Eric Peronnard briefs the American contingent in Paris.
Malcolm Stewart rocks that classic Mookie smile.
DV12 chats (likely in French) with Team Ferrandis.
An international version of the cooing Monster Girl.
We’re probably going to get hate mail for this, Dylan…
WELCOME TO EICMA
The world’s biggest and oldest motorcycle show is known as EICMA—Esposizione Internazionale Ciclo Motociclo e Accorrori (which translates to International Motorcycle and Accessories Exhibition). EICMA has taken place in Milan, Italy, since 1914, with a few years off along the way for the occasional World War. The show brings together the entire two-wheeled world and offers companies new and old the chance to set up inside this building, Fiera Milano. If you ever find yourself in northern Italy in early November, don’t miss the chance to see the collective future of motorcycling! 
El Hombre plays a dentist at the Auckland S-X Open in New Zealand.
Josh Hill was back and his bike on display in Auckland.
Chad Reed brought the family back Down Under for a racing vacation.
Joey Savatgy gets some Kiwi pointers from Justin Brayton.
Former AMA competitor Dan Reardon came over from Australia.
A happy Chris Blose and Baby Blose shared a podium spot.
Olympic skier Anna Wilcox was all smiles for the Auckland celebrity race.
Ben Townley remains New Zealand’s favorite motocross son.
This Monster Girl had a booming Kicker system under the hood.
This is one half of Randy Hawkins’ garage display of his riding buddies.
DC shows off some new Alpinestars/Deus Ex Machina gear.
This is here just to make Nick McCabe smile . . . and a little jealous.
The Cotters, Tim and Suzie, enjoying the moto off-season.
Hawkins’ old box van has more than 300,000 miles of races on it.
A sweet ’77 Moto-X Fox Racing kit in the AMA
Motorcycle Museum.
Motorcycle Museum.
RANDY’S PLACE
When Yamaha went looking for a place to introduce its 2020 off-road motorcycle lineup, including the YZ250FX and the YZ125X, the company didn’t have to look far. The brand’s U.S. offices are now mostly located in Kennesaw, Georgia—not far from Travelers Rest, South Carolina, where AMA Motorcycle Hall of Famer and National Enduro legend Randy Hawkins lives and his Am-Pro Yamaha GNCC team is based. The area has lots of beautiful riding trails, and Hawkins knows every one of them. He also has an amazing garage to host parties, like the one Yamaha threw for all the media members who attended the launch. Randy’s also still incredibly fast on a motorcycle, which made him the perfect host. Thanks for the hospitality, Javelin! (That’s Randy’s nickname from his racing days.)