Kawasaki Updates Contingency Program

For riders who love
to race but don't quite have the skill to turn pro, the contingency
programs offered by major manufacturers are an attractive
bonus.
Those who register for these programs get paid small amounts of
money every time they win or place in a race on one of the
manufacturer's bikes. Often, the rewards are tied to a special card
that can be used at a dealer for items like motorcycle accessories
and helmets.
This year, Kawasaki is expanding its program to better support
those hitting the track in 2011. Riders who purchase a 2010 or 2011
model year Kawasaki can register their bike online. When they
participate in an eligible race, the funds will be directly
deposited onto their "Kawasaki Contingency Card" for use at
Kawasaki dealers.
Kawasaki claims that the benefits offered through the new program
are both the best it has ever offered and the best in the industry.
The company has set aside more than $5 million dollars to be paid
out through the new system.
"We are constantly striving to bring our customers the satisfaction
of riding for a brand that is determined to bring them the best in
race support," said Reid Nordin, Team Green Manager. "We look at
our customers as family and hope they feel the love with our
continued commitment to them through our contingency and track-side
programs."