The risk of standing in rain and for our students to lose a lot is too high. We want them to have a hell of a time with Superbike-Coach, so that I decided to pull the plug for 5/18/ and 19.
Our relationship with the Little 99 Raceway is amazing, and thanks to their efforts we can move both classes, entirely to new dates: JUNE 22nd and 23rd!
In other words… nobody loses anything.A information email has been send to all participants.
Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach Corp
We just added a 3rd Wheelie Course to the schedule to cover the steep demand. The additional date is: 7/29/2018
If you are on the October class roster already, but want to make this unique class earlier, then we would simply transfer you pretty quick. No problem at all.
This is not a knee/Wheelie weekend btw.
Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach
I think that this was a wheelie course with a success rate of 65%.
Most students had the right attitude and spirit for it, but the entire class was high energy- that’s for sure. The nature of this class brings me and my team, mentally and physically to the absolute limit so that some might get it quite harsh. In the end it just shows our passion to make everyone being successful.
Superbike-Coach puts some equipment on the ground to deliver something very unique. Besides the coaching we had our mini-wheelie bike make them look like kids having fun. The wheelie machine is some bad ass equipment which give rider the feel for the balance point and throttle control. My Supermotard is 
included to have 1on1 time with me, and we have a brand new KTM Supermotard with my wheelie bar as a rental…
What else to ask for huh?!… a safe as possible and legal place?… bad ass coaching?… free photography, snacks and drinks?! YES, all of this as well.
We’re feeling with the two crashed riders, but we are hell of happy that no one got hurt and that your spirits are unbroken. Very impressed I am :-)
My friend Chris from Germany could help where ever it was needed , and he could get quite a picture of the ‘high-voltage’ environment we at Superbike-Coach are running.
Headcoach Can Akkaya, Superbike-Coach Corp
Superbike-Coach photographer Dean Lonskey picked some featured pictures of the knee and wheelie classes from last weekend, and they turned out really nice.
All pics and vids are coming within this week. I’ll let you know.
I want to send a big ‘Thanks’ to my entire crew for another incredible weekend. Thanks to Marion, Gary, Dean and Vincent.
Knee Down class on 10/22/16
Wheelie Course on 10/23/16
All pictures are coming soon.
Headcoach Can Akkaya
We finally got a movie done about our Wheelie Courses. Hope you like it and subscribe our YouTube channel too:
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
Headcoach Can Akkaya: Let’s recap our last Wheelie and Knee Down classes in Oct 11 & 12:
Luckily it was not that hot in Stockton as it use to be… but what was going on on our track… that was hot. Seeing my students all weekend to aim for a real goal and having me and my team working real hard to make most of them reaching these goals- that makes my classes always to an eye opening experience. I start this story out with a testimonial from Dean Lonskey:
