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2004 KAWASAKI ZX10r BLUE not GSXR,CBR inc race fairing

US $6,980.82

HONDA CBR 600 RR RACE FAIRING 03-04

US $332.42

YAMAHA R6 RACE FAIRINGS 98-02

US $282.56

BMW Carbon fiber PTG B pillar fairing E46 M3 race part

US $425.00

Fairing For DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE BODYWORK 0304

US $300.00

Suzuki GSXR600 GSX-R 600 04 05 K4 Race 7 111 Fairing

US $313.00

Fairing For DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE BODYWORK 0304

US $300.00

Fairing for DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE FILA 0304 ABS

US $300.00

Fairing For DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE BODYWORK 0304

US $300.00

Fairing For DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE BODYWORK 0304

US $300.00

Ducati 999 Full Race Fairings Fibreglass Used

US $498.63

Fairing For DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE BODYWORK 0304

US $300.00

Ducati 1098 848 Race Fairings MOTO GP

US $300.00

Fairing for DUCATI 749 999 2003-2004 RACE FILA 0304 ABS

US $300.00

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The reaction to Daytona Motorsports Group's planned changes to the AMA Superbike series may have finally reached the boiling point. This article at webBikeWorld announces the potential for a revolt and the formation of a new series. Will it happen?

Motorcycle Industry Council to Organize New U.S. Road Race Series?
IRVINE, Calif., June 26, 2008 - Is this a bluff to get DMG to change its plans, or is it for real?

The Motorcycle Industry Council, with headquarters in Irvine, California, is a not-for-profit, national trade association representing more than 300 manufacturers and distributors of motorcycles, scooters, motorcycle/ATV parts and accessories and members of allied trades.

The MIC announced that, on behalf of its 300-plus members, it is evaluating whether to...

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DUCATI's Troy Bayliss survived scorching heat on what he called one of the hardest days of his career to increase his lead in the World Superbike championship today.

Bayliss claimed two third placings in the San Marino round of the championship as on-track temperatures soared to 52 degrees at Italy's Misano circuit.

German Suzuki rider Max Neukirchner won the first race, half a second clear of Troy Corser's Yamaha with fellow...

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Spaniard Ruben Xaus reversed his fortunes from race one to lead teammate Max Biaggi to a one-two Sterilgarda Go Eleven Ducati sweep in the eighth round of the World Superbike Championship double-header at Misano Adriatico in Italy.

Ducati Xerox's Troy Bayliss was third.

It was Xaus's first...

Read the full story at Cycle News.com

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They came to pay homage to James Toseland at a blustery Donington Park yesterday. But as 88,831 fans drove away at the end of the day’s racing, it was 15-year- old Scott Redding who had turned heads and captured hearts.

The unassuming schoolboy from Gloucestershire became the youngest Grand Prix winner in the 59-year history of the sport by steering his Aprilia to victory in the 125cc class. So shocked was he that when he took the chequered flag, his reaction was born of ignorance of how to celebrate — ‘I thought: “Whoa, what do I do now?” I’d never been in that position before.’...

Read the full article by Ivan Speck at The Daily Mail

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In what turned out to be a dream week, the Relentless Suzuki by TAS Racing team ended the 2008 Isle of Man TT races victorious in virtually every solo category last week, taking Superbike, Supersport and Superstock wins on their Suzuki GSX-R race machines.

Starting with a perfect result on the first race day (Saturday 31st May), Australian Cameron Donald took his GSX-R1000 to victory in the coveted ...

Read Tasha Cook's full article about the TT races at London Bikers.com

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IOM TT Practice After a sunny day in the Isle of Man competitors preparing for their final full practice session at the 2008 TT were greeted by overcast conditions and a slight breeze...

Martin completed his first lap in 17m 47.87s, an average speed of 127.195mph. However, just moments later 13-times TT winner John McGuinness - whose lap hadn’t looked sensational ­– blasted past with an average speed of 127.383mph on the Padgett’s Honda Superbike.

After what appeared to have been a troubled...

Read the Isle of Man recap at mcnews.com.uk

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The blowback from the effort to transform the AMA Superbike series has begun in earnest. In a nutshell, two of the AMA series' stalwart riders have made their opinions known-- Honda rider Josh Hayes (who actually doesn't have a Superbike ride) in his hometown newspaper and Suzuki's Mat Mladin from the podium at Infineon a weekend ago. Both strongly condemned the Daytona Motorsports Group(DMG)approach in apocalyptic terms...

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And, ultimately, that's why DMG's disfiguration of AMA Superbike racing will eventually fail, if it is not critically...

Read the full article in the North Denver News

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Monster Kawasaki’s Jamie Hacking admitted he was surprised to be the fastest Superbike rider in the first session at Miller Motorsports Park and he also expects that the dominant Rockstar Makita Suzukis won’t take it lightly.

Hacking became the first non-Suzuki rider to lead a Superbike session, practice, qualifying, or warm-up, when he topped the first...

Read the full article by Henny Ray Abrams in Cycle News

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SONOMA -- Ben Spies put together a dominating performance on Saturday, leading the Kawasaki AMA Superbike Showdown at Infineon Raceway from nearly start to finish to earn his third straight Superbike victory of the season.

But Spies' effort on the track was overshadowed by Mat Mladin's outburst after the race, as the six-time AMA champion sounded off on new series owners Daytona Motorsports Group and the changes it has proposed for next season.

"You saw the best riders in America on the best bikes," Mladin told fans as he was being interviewed in the winner's circle. "Hopefully next year you won't see a bunch of piece of crap motorcycles with...


Read the full article by Curtis Pashelka in the Contra Costa Times and see a slideshow from the race

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