WE TRACK DOWN THE 125cc ALL-STAR BIKES AT THE 2019 HANGTOWN NATIONAL 

Ryan Villopoto is the fan favorite for the first round of the 125cc All-Star race at Hangtown. 

In 2018 there were seven 125cc All-Star races. It was so successful that MX Sports extended the series to all 12 AMA outdoor National rounds for 2019. We tested Ryan Villopoto’s 2018 YZ125 All-Star bike last year. This year it looks like his bike has a few updates. There are 38 riders signed up to race smokers at Hangtown. MXA scoured the Hangtown pits in search of 125cc war machines. Here is what we found.

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MXA’s chief test rider Dennis Stapleton is in his mid to late 30s. He likes to give the young guns a run for their money. 

Matt Ryan’s KTM 125SX looks like a series threat. 

Robbie Wageman in 125cc All-Star practice. 

Trevor Brooks KTM 125SX.

Villopoto doesn’t get a factory mechanic for being a 125cc All-Star shoe in. 

That is a one-off Pro Circuit pipe built for Villopoto’s YZ125. 

Ryan Eager’s RM 125. 

Villopoto getting laps in.

Jared Lang’s Honda CR125. 

Angus Riordan’s KTM 125SX. 

Derik Denzin YZ125. 

Cole Barbieri getting used to the Hangtown soil. 

Is someone crazy enough to race this classic iron steed? 

Steven Stultz’s YZ125. 

Cole Barbieri’s Suzuki RM125.

Nick Roby’s KX125 has some series time on it. It doesn’t matter as this race is all for fun. 

This guy looks to be on a 2006 KTM 125SX. 

Tyler Edmondson’s Honda CR125 with a face lift. Notice the trick Bolt stand?

Wyatt Mattson’s KTM 125SX. 

Hunter Cross’ KTM 125SX with kit suspension. 

Another angle of Ryan YZ125. 

Tyler Edmondson with some style.