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Limited edition Buildbase Suzuki British Superbike replica announced

Suzuki has announced a limited edition Buildbase Suzuki replica GSX-R1000R, with only 50 of the special machines available. With an RRP of £19,999, all will come with a numbered fuel tank, a number of Yoshimura components, and a host of genuine accessories.

Mimicking the British Superbike and Superstock 1000 racers of Bradley Ray, Richard Cooper, and Billy McConnell with a stunning replica paint scheme, the bikes also come with a Yoshimura R11 SQ exhaust and hangar and Yoshimura mirror blanks for track use.

Genuine Suzuki accessories fitted include engine case savers, brake and clutch lever guards, paddock stand bobbins, double bubble screen, pillion seat cowl, and tank protector and fuel cap trim. The bike will also come with a Suzuki-branded Ogio kit bag, paddock stand, bike cover, and GSX-R garage mat.

The Buildbase Suzuki team has taken wins in both the superbike and superstock classes this season, and took three podium finishes last time out at Cadwell Park, with Billy McConnell also holding the National Superstock 1000 championship lead.

The GSX-R1000R Buildbase Suzuki replica – along with the standard GSX-R1000R – is available on Suzuki’s current 2,3,4% finance campaign, which allows customers to choose from two, three, or four-year deals, an APR to match, and whether they’d prefer PCP or a hire purchase agreement.

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Buildbase Suzuki British Superbike race team wear now available

Buildbase Suzuki’s range of official team wear is now available to buy through authorised Suzuki dealerships or trackside, and includes everything from hoodies and jackets to t-shirts and caps.

The clothing is the same as that worn in the paddock by the team and superbike riders Richard Cooper and Bradley Ray – who heads the British Superbike championship standings after two wins – and Billy McConnell who currently leads the Superstock 1000 championship with his GSX-R1000.

Fans can show their support by wearing Buildbase Suzuki jackets (£80), hoodies (£65), and fleeces (£55), as well as polo shirts (£30) and t-shirts (£25). There are also kids hoodies (£32) and t-shirts (£15), as well as baseball caps (£15) and backpacks (£35).

Suzuki GB e-commerce and merchandise manager, Emma Gibbon, said, “As race fans it’s great to be able to sit in the stands or on the grass banks wearing the team kit and watching the action. With the Buildbase Suzuki team leading both the superbike and superstock championships at BSB, we hope plenty of fans will join us in showing support by wearing the clothing, and with kids’ lines too, there’s something for every member of the family.”

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Buildbase Renew Deal With HawkRacing Until 2017

Hawk Racing are delighted to confirm that Buildbase, one of the UK’s leading builders’ merchants, will remain on board as title sponsor of its British Superbike effort for the next two years.

Part of the Grafton Group, Buildbase has over 150 branches in the UK stocking top quality products with competitive pricing, reliable delivery, specialist staff and exceptional customer service.

The deal sees Buildbase enter its eighth year with the Leicestershire-based Hawk Racing squad, who will field Richard Cooper and Lee Jackson in the 2016 MCE Insurance British Superbike Championship as well as Taylor Mackenzie in the Pirelli National Superstock 1000 series.

After a positive first pre-season test in Spain last week, the team are looking forward to the season ahead. The first round is scheduled to get underway at Silverstone between 8th-10th April.

Paul Roche, Buildbase: “We are delighted to announce our continued sponsorship for the Hawk Racing team into 2017. We wish the team the best of luck for the two seasons ahead.”