Push Rod Racing Featuring Bradlee Haley

Brad has been riding motorcycles since he was young while his father has been riding a Harley as long as he can remember.  Brad started racing motorcycles in late 2003 and was quickly advanced from the Amateur to Professional level by the end of the 2003 season.  Since then he has proven himself to be a threat on the Buell in each of the classes that enters.  Some of Haley’s notable results include:

2005 2^nd overall in the WMRRA Formula Thunder Championship

2005 2^nd overall in the WMRRA Middleweight GP Twins Championship

2006 2^nd overall in the WMRRA Formula Thunder Championship

2006 WMRRA overall placing of 9^th

Brads first Buell happened to be the first blue Buell XB9R in Washington State which he purchased from Downtown Harley-Davidson/Buell in 2002.  Be began racing for Downtown Harley-Davidson/Buell in 2004 with Jeff Wieand and formed the Pushrod Racing Team.  After a couple of years away from DHD/Buell, Brad and Pushrod Racing are back with us.  Brad’s knowledge of the Buell’s and racing them along with his connection to the factory have made him one of the premier Buell racers in Washington State.

 To visit Brad's web page & read his blogs, go to  http://www.pushrodracing.com/

Jake Frame – Bio 

I bought my first real motorcycle in the summer of 2004.  It was a 2004 Suzuki GSXR 1000.  After riding for the summer and fall on the street, I decided to check out a track day in the spring.  I was instantly hooked!  I decided that I wanted to get a second bike for track purposes only.  I found a race prepped 2000 GSXR 750 and was all set.  I enrolled in a 2-Fast performance riding school, drug my knee at noon, and was in the WMRRA Novice racing program in August of 2005.  I began the 2006 WMRRA Season as an expert with the same GSXR 750 and eventually acquired a Suzuki SV 650 Super Bike.  1 Championship, 7 Victories, and 12 podiums later, I was awarded with the WMRRA Rookie of the Year.  The 2007 WMRRA season was a growing one for me as I found myselft fortunate enough to have many choices of what to ride.  A fairly bad crash in June ended my season early so the planning began for 2008.  This year has been littered with bad luck as I’ve lost one transmission and two engines in the race bike.  I’ve jumped on board of a Buell and can’t wait to get the new engine going.

Year Racing in ’08:  4^th

Competition #:  6

Occupation:  IT Manager

Favorite Track:  Infineon Raceway

Best Moto Moment:  Winning the 2006 WMRRA Rookie of the year.

Career Highlights:

·         2006 WMRRA Rookie of the Year

·         2006 OMRRA 650 GP Twins Champion

·         2006 3^rd - WMRRA Middleweight GP Twins Championship

·         2006 5^th – OMRRA Middleweight Superbike Championship

http://www.frameracing.com/