California Superbike School is coming back to NZ under new management in 2013

**neil_cb125t** · 13th November 2012, 17:28

Hi Everyone,

VERY PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING NEWS FLASH…

California Superbike School is coming back to New Zealand under New Management in 2013.

Commencing with 2 days at Taupo Motorsport Park on March 18 & 19, 2013.

Black Crow Promotions have been awarded the ongoing rights to promote the schools within NZ, and are focussed on making the schools accessible to the wider motorcycling community through a variety of new initiatives they will implement over the coming year. This is an exciting announcement for all NZ motorcyclists and more news will follow over the next two weeks.

If you (or anyone you know) are interested in becoming a sponsor or supplier to this new venture, please contact Damian on 027 2291661 or Ash on 021979367.

Please forward this email to your friends so we can get the word out as quickly as possible.

A website is under construction right now for all your booking needs, however you can secure your spots before the site is operational by emailing Damian at damian@blackcrow.co.nz. Damian has started a records for those super keen punters. Price has been confirmed at $499 per level

Please state which day/s and level/s you wish to complete.

If you any Questions don't hesistate to ask Damian or myself on this site or email neil.chappell@ymail.com or call 021 866345

Cheers Chappy.

**neil_cb125t** · 13th November 2012, 17:51

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I know!!!!

**Geeen** · 13th November 2012, 17:55

WooHoo!!! That's great news, now I don't have to go to Ockstralya to do it.

**tail_end_charlie** · 13th November 2012, 17:57

Originally Posted by neil_cb125t

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...agement-in-201

I know!!!!

Goody goody goody

**neil_cb125t** · 13th November 2012, 18:22

Originally Posted by Geeen

WooHoo!!! That's great news, now I don't have to go to Ockstralya to do it.

I have to Say Phillip island and eastern creek are amazing race tracks to experience, but having it on home soil again is very exciting!

**ckai** · 13th November 2012, 18:59

You beauty!! I was hoping someone was gonna work it out. Taupo seemed like a cost effective alternative to HD.

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**CHOPPA** · 13th November 2012, 20:26

Originally Posted by ckai

You beauty!! I was hoping someone was gonna work it out. Taupo seemed like a cost effective alternative to HD.

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Taupo would be a far better track to have the school on from a training point of view as well

**neil_cb125t** · 13th November 2012, 20:33

Originally Posted by CHOPPA

Taupo would be a far better track to have the school on from a training point of view as well

Totally Chop! Lots of variance at Taupo, fast/slow switch-backs and hairpins. The location is awesome too with endless accommodation and support nice and close to the track.

Plus us kiwi coaches have the home track advantage on the Aussie fellas......for once!!!

**Voltaire** · 13th November 2012, 20:48

Awesome, I did level 1 and 2 last year and it has helped me no end with my first year of classic racing. Look forward to doing level 3.

**ckai** · 14th November 2012, 07:08

Originally Posted by CHOPPA

Taupo would be a far better track to have the school on from a training point of view as well

I was actually wondering about this last night. Personally I enjoy riding on Hampton over Taupo because I love undulations but when it comes to learning, I had a feeling Taupo would be better.

It's good to see I can do my level 4 on home soil, and introduce wifey to the ways that is CSS

**ckai** · 14th November 2012, 07:10

Originally Posted by Voltaire

Awesome, I did level 1 and 2 last year and it has helped me no end with my first year of classic racing. Look forward to doing level 3.

Level 3 is where the fun really begins.

**Shaun** · 14th November 2012, 07:16

Originally Posted by ckai

Level 3 is where the fun really begins.

I have said some negative things about this school in the past, but the last 12 months in Australia and attending a couple of there events with friends has opened my eyes to huge benifit of the training

**ckai** · 14th November 2012, 07:22

Originally Posted by Shaun

I have said some negative things about this school in the past, but the last 12 months in Australia and attending a couple of there events with friends has opened my eyes to huge benifit of the training

A lot of people I've talked to have issues with price. Personally, I like the no nonsense "you're here to learn and nothing else" method the indepth, structured way they do things. Yeah it's on the pricey side and would be better if it was slightly cheaper but I still think it's worth the money. Sure, cheaper would make it a no-brainer though

**Shaun** · 14th November 2012, 08:36

Originally Posted by ckai

A lot of people I've talked to have issues with price. Personally, I like the no nonsense "you're here to learn and nothing else" method the indepth, structured way they do things. Yeah it's on the pricey side and would be better if it was slightly cheaper but I still think it's worth the money. Sure, cheaper would make it a no-brainer though

If you want Quality, it will cost you. I can gauantee that any rider doing the courses will end up a safer better rider, now that is 100% better than lying on the road and dealing with hospitals and Insurance

**White trash** · 14th November 2012, 09:07

Originally Posted by Shaun

If you want Quality, it will cost you. I can gauantee that any rider doing the courses will end up a safer better rider, now that is 100% better than lying on the road and dealing with hospitals and Insurance

It's actually a shame you're not more widely known as a coach Shaun, I've often told people I learnt more in two meeting with you looking after me than I did in the following two years trying to muddle through it by myself.