TF Tuned to sponsor 'Biggest Winning Margin'...
Tim Flooks of TF Tuned the world class suspension specialists are sponsoring the biggest winning margin and will be in attendance trackside at every round of the Band New Chain Reaction Cycles NPS. The biggest winning margin competition is open to any category with 10 or more riders. This works by rewarding the rider who wins their category over the other category winners by the biggest winning margin! TF Tuned are offering £200.00 at each round to such a winner. This unique format will open up the prize fund to all categories and will guarantee real close competition! To keep you on track and racing TF Tuned will also be present trackside with their mobile work station and fully trained shock technicians at every round. They will offer suspension set up tips and ensure your suspension units keep running. Even if you are not racing, still bring your bike along as the TF Tuned Team will be open to discuss any suspension queries you may have. Steve Parr NPS Race Director says, "This is amazing news for any NPS racer. One less headache for them if their forks or rear shock takes too much of a beating up on the hil. Great news for any spectators too, DH or XC riders, they can bring their ride along and get sound advice face to face. Add to the equation the exciting and unique new "Biggest winning margin" competition that will be wide open for any category winner to win and you can see why the Chain Reaction NPS will be the premier race series in the U.K. For more information on the National Points Series in 2007 please visit: www.npsdh.com www.tftunedshox.comLatest news
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