RRCF Racing

11/27/2024

⚡️🏁👊⚡️ No Luck Racin

07/21/2024

07/07/2024

Happiest of Birthdays to RRCF alumni rider Jordan Harris. Have a good day Hot Rod ⚡️👊⚡️

06/28/2024

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06/27/2024

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05/28/2024

Congrats to RRCF sponsored rider Tresser Bickerton out of the No Luck Racin camp for a great race weekend in Neoga. A couple 1st places and a couple 2nds. Good job job little man, keep it twisted 🏁

02/13/2024

Local fast guy and RRCF Racing sponsored rider Jamie Laughlin 👊🏁 Decked out in them Rolling Thunder LLC / Max Leathers

02/10/2024

Happy 31st Birthday to this firecracker, thanks for all you do buddy. Give em hell on your special day 🏁 Scott Ellis

01/01/2024

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12/22/2023

Sad to hear the news last night of Art Lentini passing. Met Art during the 2019 American Flat Track season when he approached me and said he could help us have a cooler running race bike and that he did. We started running Art's radiators and components towards the end of the 2019 season and never looked back. Art would call and see how our season was going or just too chat. A gentleman full of knowledge that welcomed me to call anytime with questions, looking for input or a conversation. Earlier this year I received to large boxes from Art, and when I opened them I was like what is all this (radiators, hoses, screens and other cooling system components) I gave him a call and he told me he was done with the motorcycle side of things and that he really liked me and I was one of the only guys living up to my word and actually promoting Art's Radiator. Thank you Art for all your help and support my friend, you will be missed. Condolences to your family and friends and rest easy ⚡️🙏⚡️

12/11/2023

**Update**
Looking for photos of the 89p Yamaha owned and raced by Greg Crow in the 80's. I'm looking to restore the bike back to its original 80's appearance.

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I'm pretty stoked to be the new owner of this piece of flat track racing history. 1980's Knight framed Yamaha XV750 engine #6 of the 75 imported Yamaha factory race engines from 81-82 when Yamaha was developing a V-Twin to compete against the HD XR's. I do have some history with this bike from years ago when it was in the Camlin family racing stable and excited to bring it back. Watch for an upcoming full restore on this rare piece of history out of the RRCF camp ⚡️👊⚡️