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I think SpeedWerks is going to run a bike at a couple of AMA events this year. Probably VIR, Mid-Ohio, and a couple of others. I'll let you guys know when it's finalized so you can come by and say hi to us!

And I agree, Loudon is a horrible track. We tried it last year and it is completely and totally unsafe. It's an awesome layout, especially the bowl, but they definitely could have invested some money to make it safer. It made me cringe watching the litre bikes go around that track.

 

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dont know if you ever got to ride or see the old loudon track but it was a nice 1.6 tight 10 turn track, it was safe and flowed nicely.... its just too bad, time and thought wasnt given to the new road course

Never did see the old track. I loved the layout of the new one, but with no airfence, that place was just a little too dangerous for our liking. Although, our rider Brian Kcraget did break the 125 lap record there.

 

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very nice on the 125 record, did some reading on your site and about the riders....got some good riders there.. :thumbs:

Thanks for stopping by our site! Very cool! :dthumb:

We're very proud of our riders...the past two years we've had over 25 of our riders snag regional championships! We build some great bikes and have some great riders aboard them. Hopefully one day I'll be on that list.

We're also very proud of our online store, too. We're trying to branch out from just being pegged as a performance shop. A lot of our customers are street riders. We used to do just do performance work, but we've really branched out into all other sorts of stuff. We are really competitive with pricing, and the best part about SpeedWerks is that we're not just a warehouse selling stuff. Everyone who works there actively races and we can tell a customer what works/what doesn't work. It's a real value add over some of the other online stores. That's why we decided to sponsor TWF. We know a lot of street riders could really benefit from our knowledge, and we're really down to earth people that want to help better the sport of motorcycling. :dthumb: