2011 NZ Champs

[Shaun]

jason e and scott m first = glen w third and terry f crashed out

How about Johny Long taking his Pro Twin 650 to a fight with Terry And Glen on the F3 Hot Rods, Johny is a star

[Shaun]

word has it from fridays practice at Levels Dan Stauffer was about a second quicker than Stroud and Shirriffs. First time he's seen the track too.
Should be a good weekend I'm picking for Superbikes

FACT has it also, that Dan Stauffer is still using his standard suspension modified by Dukic Performance, the same suspension he WON at Wanganui with

Go Dukic Performance, made in New Zealand

[Cleve]

If you use Twitter. There is this http://twitter.com/#!/NZSBK2011 to use to follow the latest.

[Tony.OK]

Stroud takes 1st in race 1

Stauffer 2nd

Bugden 3rd

[wharfy]

Stroud takes 1st in race 1

Stauffer 2nd

Bugden 3rd

Go Stroudy !!!
You can't teach an old dog new tricks....
.... but if the old dogs already knows all the tricks does it matter ?

[Shaun]

Stroud takes 1st in race 1

Stauffer 2nd

Bugden 3rd

Proves just how GOOD Dukic Performance modified Standard suspension can be, well done.

[Ronin]

Proves just how GOOD Dukic Performance modified Standard suspension can be, well done.

Now where is the "Report as spam" button?

Pity we don't have a video feed. Sounds like great racing.

[Tony.OK]

Proves just how GOOD Dukic Performance modified Standard suspension can be, well done.

Just not quite as good as Ohlins

Sorry Shaun just couldn't resist........mighty impressive

Not too worried what susp ppl are using as long as the racing is good, sounds like a stunner of a weekend of racing................lucky there are heaps of shit programs on telly instead of great racing

[crazy man]

mylap times has the racing on now

[suzuki21]

Just not quite as good as Ohlins

Sorry Shaun just couldn't resist........mighty impressive

Not too worried what susp ppl are using as long as the racing is good, sounds like a stunner of a weekend of racing................lucky there are heaps of shit programs on telly instead of great racing

Ohlins is a very good product, but Dan is so happy with what he has got he dosnt want anything changed. He was riding an Aprillia RSV4 which I know that other racers have said they are a beautifull handling bike, so if he is happy that says something. I think Kerry is onto something with the stock stuff.

[Sensei]

Shaun you of all people should know if you have skills you can ride around afair amount of poor setup .... Fuck us older riders didn't worry or know about the TOP gear that is avaliable now adays when we where out on the roads thrashing the shit out of the bikes of the day . Kerry is clearly doing a good job of sorting out the stock gear to a level that is more than enough to satisfy the excellent skills of these riders that are using his setup , so to get the bike in the top 3 is just the icing on the cake !

[Wingnut]

How about Johny Long taking his Pro Twin 650 to a fight with Terry And Glen on the F3 Hot Rods, Johny is a star

Very true Shaun. His performance in the first race on sunday was outstanding. That standard 650 has some tow on the straight - he was getting excellent drive exiting Castrol. He is one to watch for the future.

[oyster]

Phillip Mair was outstanding in Streetstock, Seth Devereux was outstanding in Prolite 250, Johnny Small in Pro Twin, Scott Kinder in F3, Jake Lewis in 125GP, Alistair Hoogenboezem in 600 Super, Eric Oliver-Maxwell in 600 Stock And about 30 other teenagers put in stunning rides.
What do they all have in common? They're all recent graduates of Canterbury's Streetstock Junior development. Imagine the shape of our sport, now and in the next 10 years if the other districts around new Zealand got off their butts and applied the first page of the rulebook
Quote " Fostering the sport....."

Can someone explain why it's NOT happening outside Canterbury?

[gammaguy]

Phillip Mair was outstanding in Streetstock, Seth Devereux was outstanding in Prolite 250, Johnny Small in Pro Twin, Scott Kinder in F3, Jake Lewis in 125GP, Alistair Hoogenboezem in 600 Super, Eric Oliver-Maxwell in 600 Stock And about 30 other teenagers put in stunning rides.
What do they all have in common? They're all recent graduates of Canterbury's Streetstock Junior development. Imagine the shape of our sport, now and in the next 10 years if the other districts around new Zealand got off their butts and applied the first page of the rulebook
Quote " Fostering the sport....."

Can someone explain why it's NOT happening outside Canterbury?

mate,thats a bloody good question.....

[Robert Taylor]

Very true Shaun. His performance in the first race on sunday was outstanding. That standard 650 has some tow on the straight - he was getting excellent drive exiting Castrol. He is one to watch for the future.

Couldnt resist it....shock built and valved by CKT.

As were the top 4 Superstock 600 bikes, oops I used some dirty filthy non NZ made parts inside them! I think the parts were made somewhere in Scandinavia. Please excuse my cynicism!

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