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History Sarembe Racing
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| Season 1996 | ||||
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Started off in class '10.9 Bracket Racing' with the GSX1100 engine, which is still used in the today's bike. This Katana based bike was allowed on the English streets. Bike and frame in almost original state, ±120bhp. Winter 1996 the engine was heavily modified; read the article in Streetfighters January 1998. |
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| Season 1998 | ||||
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Promoted to class '9.90 Bracket Racing'. The bike got a monocoque, the engine gained power to ±235bhp. | |||
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Mid Summer Nationals, the first win. | |||
| The first trophy. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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| Season 1999 | ||||
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Promoted to class 'Super Street Bike'. Picture from run in Santa Pod (GB). | |||
| Got into the semi-finals in Hockenheim (D). Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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| Season 2000 | ||||
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In 'Super Street Bike' best time 8.60 Sec. Engine: 180bhp without NOS, 280PS with NOS. | |||
| In Drachten (NL) Klaus got the special prize for the highest top speed. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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| Another trophy was earned in Santa Pod, being winner at the October Meet. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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This award needs no comment. | |||
| Season 2001 | ||||
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Testing at Laarbruch Airport for class 'Competition Bike'. Changes: wheelybar and Nascar rear tyre (29"x11"x15"). | |||
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First try-out run at Santa Pod. | |||
| Season 2002 | ||||
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Run at Santa Pod. | |||
| Season 2003 | ||||
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First win in 'Competition Bike' at the Power Nationals, Avon Park (GB). Streetfighters wrote an article; click here to read it. |
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| The Power Nationals trophy. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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Win at the Summer Nationals, Santa Pod (GB). Streetfighters wrote an article; click here to read it. |
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| The Summer Nationals trophy. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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| The last trophy of 2003: Runner-Up at the Santa Pod National Finals. Click the picture to view the inscription. |
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On the left: Philip Leamon, winner 'Competition Bike' 2003. On the right: Runner-Up 2003 Klaus Sarembe. |