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We are super happy about it. Their product portfolio covers everything what our bikes need. Bel Ray is all about quality, with their products and service. Coach Can already works on a review video, to give you an idea of Bel Ray’s spectrum and about where and how to use it: “We’re using only Bel Ray lubricants on our school fleet”
To maintain our fleet properly, we have to have a updated and well sorted garage. That includes tools, liquids, parts and accessories… all from BikeMaster. Headcoach Can Akkaya: “These guys rock, and they love motorcycles as much as I do. What I really respect is that they are there for me when ever I need them”. Coach’s last video displays BikeMaster’s gigantic portfolio well: ”
…and that’s no wonder because that helmet saved Coach’s life multiple times. He’s connected to the brand since 1984, which was Can’s second year of amateur racing. Arai Germany walked with him up to international pro racing, and Arai Helmet USA took over in 2010.
Can loves his new Arai Corsair: “The new shape feels smaller, but it actually is more spacious inside. just great!”
https://www.araiamericas.com/#/home
Can Akkaya 1987
GroupRides.net is the premier calendar of all your favorite group rides and events under one roof.
From local day rides, to regional adventure rides to multi-day road trips. From moto shows, to demo days, to bike nights and special events.
Superbike-Coach loves also their Meetup Group Forum www.GroupRides.com because it brings like-minded people together and builds friendships- kinda what’s happening in our Cornering School Day’s.
Give them a shot and register free to join their riding events in the Bay area. I will join some of their rides as well so wee might meet and ride together.
Best regards and a Happy new year!
Headcoach Can Akkaya
Now it’s official- Superbike-Coach starts out organizing track days. I’m super excited about it because I was thinking about that for a long time already. Our students were asking about it anyway, because they herd real bad stories about other existing track organizers. We are going to be different in many ways… as I run my school programs different… so my track day will be!
So our first track day will be on March 20th 2016 at Thunderhill West Raceway, which is challenging and fun at the same time. But what I really want to do is, to offer this track day to anyone- not just students- or riders with a sport bike… no- to literally any motorcycle rider!
So no matter about gender, age, or level… no matter what bike you come up with… I’ll have a spot for you. See why we’re different?! We are- and beyond, but let’s see if some questions or points are matching your feelings about it:
- …you always wanted to hit the track with your cruiser or Gold Wing just to have some fun?!
- …you don’t want to make a huge technical deal, for taking your sport bike to the track?!
- …you’re an experienced track rider but you never had the chance to go around a track with a MotoGP wild Card ex-pro?!
- …you herd that some track organizers aren’t beginner friendly?!
- …are you worried that this is ‘too much’ for you?!
- …you don’t want to spend thousands of dollars to gear up, just to go to the track?!
- …you don’t need high speed straightaways to be freaked out?!
Superbike-Coach will deliver all of this- for beginners, and for the very experienced ones.
I’ll be on the track as much as I can, and I will try to take advantage of each second I can show a rider how to do it better. I’ll also give a free seminar on the ‘Ideal Line West’ while lunch break, so that each one can go out again- and goes home with something new. The spots are already going, so don’t wait too long to safe yours:
I can’t wait to March now and to see lot’s of students again, as well as a bunch of new faces.
Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach Corp
Also last Sunday’s Wheelie Course was booked out, and the 30 students couldn’t wait to begin. The Superbike-Coach team grew with its relatively complicated time schedule, and so we are happy that Gary Lonskey was in charge to coordinate three groups from one task to another.
“Unfortunately” we had to start half an hour later due to a CBS TV team for a ‘Good Morning Sacramento‘ live coverage. But our students took it easy because we just added the lost time.
About 65% is the succeed rate and I am still very impressed by some- and proud of all to make it out to pick the challenge. Our assistant coaches Rus and Vincent did a fantastic job as well as my wife Marion to coordinate my 1on1 students. Also Dean Lonskey, the Superbike-Coach photographer worked his butt off. Amazing team effort!
FREE OF CHARGE and ready to download for our students are Dean’s pics on our SBC Gallery. Below some featured shots:
Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach Corp