I Just thought I would Tell you guys and gals about my Dynotune buddy Aaron Clarke. Aaron is an MRA and UtahSBA racer and champion. Aaron Clark had a bad crash at PPIR on Friday October 10th while practicing for the upcoming final round of the MRA race season. We here in Colorado like him because he is a hell of a good dynotuner and a very nice guy. People come to see him to fix their maps after they pay $300 at dealers.:lol: Super Dave knows him so that says something as well. :msn-wink:
Aaron Clark is a racer, a champion, and friend to anybody who rides a motorcycle. Generous to a fault.
He was in a coma for 8 days, and for a while I was worried he was not going to awake. I was really worried!:weep:
A little about him:
New Zealander Aaron Clark won numerous club and regional Motocross and Supercross Championships in and around his homeland. When Aaron made the transition to roadracing in 1998, he was equally successful. In 1999, he received the Wildcard entry in the FIM Australian Grand Prix and went on to finish third in the Australian 250 GP Roadracing Championship. He came to America in 2000 and won the Aprilia Cup National Championship. In 2001 Aaron received a sponsored ride from Aprilia USA in Unlimited Superbike FUSA. Since then Aaron has been involved with numerous race teams.
Aaron currently holds the #1 plate in both the Masters of the Mountain Series (Utah) and Motorcycle Roadracing Association (Colorado). In 2008 Aaron defended his #1 plate in Utah, while competing in both Superbike and Superstock in the MRA and MoM series.
He is a great guy! and I wish him a speedy recovery.
Here are a few pictures of him when My friend and I were getting tuned up.
And here is where you can get a tune when he gets well!
http://www.moto-garage.com/
Aaron Clark is a racer, a champion, and friend to anybody who rides a motorcycle. Generous to a fault.
He was in a coma for 8 days, and for a while I was worried he was not going to awake. I was really worried!:weep:
A little about him:
New Zealander Aaron Clark won numerous club and regional Motocross and Supercross Championships in and around his homeland. When Aaron made the transition to roadracing in 1998, he was equally successful. In 1999, he received the Wildcard entry in the FIM Australian Grand Prix and went on to finish third in the Australian 250 GP Roadracing Championship. He came to America in 2000 and won the Aprilia Cup National Championship. In 2001 Aaron received a sponsored ride from Aprilia USA in Unlimited Superbike FUSA. Since then Aaron has been involved with numerous race teams.
Aaron currently holds the #1 plate in both the Masters of the Mountain Series (Utah) and Motorcycle Roadracing Association (Colorado). In 2008 Aaron defended his #1 plate in Utah, while competing in both Superbike and Superstock in the MRA and MoM series.
He is a great guy! and I wish him a speedy recovery.
Here are a few pictures of him when My friend and I were getting tuned up.
And here is where you can get a tune when he gets well!
http://www.moto-garage.com/