Congratulations to Sakkie van Jaarsveldt who did 380.6km/h on 1km with a street legal Hayabusa (using Shinko tyres) at ODI Raceway

Congratulations to Sakkie van Jaarsveldt who did 371km/h on 1km with a street legal Hayabusa (using Shinko tyres) at ODI Raceway

Congratulations to Sakkie van Jaarsveldt who did 364km/h on 1km with a street legal Hayabusa (using Shinko tyres) at ODI Raceway

Congratulations to Dawie Steenkamp who won at Rustenburg Airfield using Shinko tyres

Congratulations to JJ Strauss who did 9.317 seconds on the 1/4 mile, a new ODI Raceway record for the SB class

Congratulations to Sakkie van Jaarsveldt who did 360km/h on 1km with a street legal Hayabusa (using a Shinko R011) at ODI Raceway
Is there anyone who can better this speed with a street legal bike in South Africa?

The Shinko Busa was able to run a 8.9 sec quarter mile at ODI raceway and a 8.77 sec at the CMA Ladysmith drags

Shinko South Africa is the importer of the Shinko tyres in South Africa. The Shinko Group was established in 1946 as a manufacturer of bicycle tyres and tubes in Osaka, Japan that today has become a burgeoning manufacture of rubber products. With manufacturing based in South Korea and design based in Japan, the company has seamlessly combined Japanese engineering and design principles with South Korean production and quality control standards. Shinko products were subjected to intensive testing and evaluation which let to it receiving the KS (Korean Standard), the JIS (Japan Industrial Standard) and E-Mark, ISO 9001. Today Shinko Tyres produces approximately 200,000 motorcycle tyres per month.

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