Logan Bolopue

Logan Bolopue (born 19 November 1994 in Beach Creek, Pennsylvania, United States), is a National motorcycle trials rider. Bolopue won the American NATC Expert National Championship and currently rides in the NATC Pro Class for Sherco.

Logan Bolopue
Nationality American
Born (1994-11-19) 19 November 1994
Beech Creek, Pennsylvania, United States
Current teamSherco Factory Team

Biography

Bolopue has progressed through the trials ranks quickly, winning the junior class after his debut season in 2009 then following up with a championship win in the 125cc expert class in 2010. In 2011 Bolopue moved up to the Expert class and won the title ahead of defending champion Ray Peters.[1] He moved up to the Pro class in 2012 and in 2013 finished 3rd behind Patrick Smage and Bryan Roper. The 2014 championship was again won by Smage with Czech rider Martin Matejick runner-up and Bolopue in 3rd for the season.[2]

NATC Trials Championship Career

[2] [3]

Year Team Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Points Rank
2009 Sherco NATC Highschool NE
-		 NE
-		 TN
-		 TN
-		 VT
-		 VT
1		 NY
1		 NY
1		 90 5th
2010 Sherco NATC Expert 125 OK
2		 OK
2		 RI
1		 RI
1		 NY
1		 NY
1		 CO
1		 CO
1		 CA
1		 CA
2		 180 1st
2011 Sherco NATC Expert TX
1		 TX
1		 PA
2		 PA
3		 TN
3		 TN
1		 TN
1		 145 1st
2012 Sherco NATC Pro CA
9		 CA
8		 CO
8		 CO
8		 OH
6		 OH
7		 RI
7		 RI
7		 96 7th
2013 Sherco NATC Pro NY
3		 NY
4		 VT
4		 VT
3		 AZ
3		 AZ
4		 NM
2		 NM
3		 MN
4		 MN
4		 181 3rd
2014 Sherco NATC Pro CO
3		 CO
4		 KS
3		 KS
3		 PA
4		 PA
4		 TN
5		 TN
5		 133 3rd
2015 Sherco NATC Pro TX
6		 TX
5		 AZ
5		 AZ
5		 NE
4		 NE
6		 OH
5		 OH
5		 WY
4		 WY
4		 164 5th
2016 Sherco NATC Pro FL
6		 FL
5		 TN
5		 TN
7		 OR
7		 OR
4		 CO
7		 CO
7		 107 6th

Honors
  • NATC Junior Champion 2009
  • NATC 125cc Expert Trials Champion 2010
  • NATC Expert Trials Champion 2011

References
  1. "Pro Rider Profiles". mototrials.com. Retrieved 25 May 2015.
  2. "US Trials Championships". trialonline.org. Archived from the original on 9 June 2016. Retrieved 25 May 2015.
  3. "US Mototrials Results Archive". mototrials.com. Retrieved 31 December 2018.
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