Australian Superbike Championship Concludes This Coming Weekend At Symmons Plains Raceway
ASBK FINALE AT SYMMONS PLAINS
Australian Superbike Championship Concludes This Coming Weekend At Symmons Plains Raceway
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Mini Superbike
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List Ducati Superbike
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EICMA Invaded by Superbikes
Posted by big big on Tuesday, November 9, 2010Friday, November 5, 2010Saturday, August 28, 2010
Hot news EICMA Superbikes
The 68th edition of EICMA, the International Bicycle and Motorcycle Exhibition at Milan, which closed last Sunday, has seen a major presence of riders and motorcycles tied to World Superbike and Supersport.
Finally Jeremy Teasley Wins MiRock Superbike Series
Posted by big big on Tuesday, November 9, 2010Friday, November 5, 2010Saturday, August 28, 2010
Superike, The Mickey Thompson Performance Tires MIRock Superbike Series, the world’s largest all motorcycle drag racing series, concluded it’s season this past weekend with the Lee’s Performance Finals at Steve Earwood’s legendary Rockingham Dragway in North Carolina. 416 bikes made the annual November pilgrimage to The Rock for crisp temps, a sticky track, big cook-outs and good times.
New 2011 Yamaha Stryker- Stryke Three
Posted by big big on Tuesday, November 9, 2010Friday, November 5, 2010Saturday, August 28, 2010
The Yanks love their raked out cruisers and after Honda with the Fury, Yamaha is the latest to cash in on the market with the 2011 Stryker. First and foremost, for any self-respecting cruiser aficionado in the US of A to swing his/her leg over the bike, it needs to be super low. Ironically, Americans are quite tall on average, but that’s another matter altogether.
AMA Superbike: Blake Young at NJMP
Posted by big big on Tuesday, November 9, 2010Friday, November 5, 2010Saturday, August 28, 2010
This Rockstar Makita Suzuki's Blake Young is hoping to return to racing next weekend at Round 9 of the AMA American Superbike series set for the New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, NJ, Sept. 3-5.
Young has been absent from the series since mid-June after sustaining an injury during a test session in Alabama.
Young fractured his L-1 vertebrae during the incident, and he has been in a soft body cast since then. After two months of physical therapy, exercise, and his doctor's recent go-ahead, Young is planning to race next weekend in New Jersey.
He'll first be testing his Rockstar Makita Suzuki GSX-R1000 in the middle of next week at the New Jersey facility to ensure he is physically prepared to return to the series.
Peter Doyle (team manager) says: "We want Blake back on the bike and out on the track, but we want him to be 100 percent ready. After the test, if Blake feels comfortable out there, we'll plan to be on the starting grid in New Jersey."
Young scored the first wins of his SuperBike career this year at Road Atlanta, and he was hoping to carry that momentum throughout the season. Despite being sidelined for three rounds of the series, Young is still focused on winning aboard his GSX-R1000.
