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EZILIFT Renews Support Of MXW Class

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Gas strut brand EZILIFT will be back supporting Women’s Motocross again in 2024

Australian-owned gas strut brand EZILIFT will continue its partnership with the women’s (MXW) class in the ProMX Championship in 2024.

The collaboration, now extending into a third successive season, will see the EZILIFT MXW class compete at four 2024 ProMX Championship rounds, starting with the season opener in Wonthaggi (Vic) on March 17.

The MXW riders will also contest the Murray Bridge (June 23), Toowoomba (July 21) and Queensland Moto Park (August 17-18) events, led by defending champion Charli Cannon as she looks to make it a championship three-peat after a huge off-season defection to Honda.

EZILIFT is distributed in Australia by Brandlines as part of its portfolio of automotive parts and accessories. The EZILIFT gas supports, available at all major auto parts stores, are engineered to fit tailgates, boots, hatches, ute covers, toolboxes and much more.

Mark Luksich, Brandlines owner said, “We are delighted to continue our association with the ProMX MXW class in 2024 under EZILIFT Gas Lift Supports and look forward to continuing to support the growth of women in motocross under this very successful championship.”

Peter Doyle, CEO, Motorcycling Australia CEO, added, “Brandlines’ support of ProMX is an enduring one, and to see EZILIFT continuing its partnership with the MXW class is a real bonus for the championship.

“Like all the ProMX classes, I fully expect the battle for MXW honours will go down to the wire in 2024, and I can’t wait for Wonthaggi to kick it all off.”

2024 ProMX Championship Calendar:
Rd1: March 17, Wonthaggi, Vic (EZILIFT MXW)
Rd2: April 7, Horsham, Vic
Rd3: May 5, Gillman, SA
Rd4: May 26, Maitland, NSW
Rd5: June 23, Murray Bridge, SA (EZILIFT MXW)
Rd6: July 21, Toowoomba, Qld (EZILIFT MXW)
Rd7: August 11, MX Farm Queensland, Gympie, Qld
Rd8: August 17-18, Queensland Moto Park, Coulson, Qld (EZILIFT MXW)

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