FUTURE MAN OF THE MONTH

(Not Only a Future Biker, but the Real Deal!)

Tyler Wacter is eight years old and lives at home with his mom, Melanie Whittenburg, and his stepfather, David Bynum.  He is not your average eight-year-old, who attends Kingsland Elementary School in Kingsland, GA.  Tyler maybe screaming, laughing, and playing chase on the playground, but when the weekend comes, he is all business.

Tyler rides motocross and he rides it to win.  He started riding motorcycles at the ripe old age of six with a Yamaha PW80.  A friend of his, Rick Lebron, took Tyler to watch them race at a motocross track in Hilliard, FL.  After Tyler begged them to let him race, they received special permission to let him race with his PW80.  After returning home from the race, Tyler bugged his mom and dad for his own motorcycle to race with.  At the age of seven, Tyler got a new Kawasaki 65cc motocross motorcycle. The rest, as they say, is history.  Tyler has earned over 45 trophies for his efforts and has won first place finishes in a series of race events over the last year.  Tyler is featured on his website www.redlinepowersports.com, which is co-hosted by his sponsor, RedLine Power Sports in Kingsland, GA.  Curt Hodge, owner of RedLine Powersports, keeps Tyler’s Kawasaki running for competition.              

When you see a green 65cc Kawasaki come flying across the finish line, look and see if it is number 39, and if it is, give Tyler a hand for doing what most only dream about doing.