PSI is proud to annouce that it has become a sponsor of NHRA Pro Stock Motorcycle racer Craig Treble for the 2007 season. Treble competes in the 2007 NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series and is looking to race to the front.

"We are excited to have a class act and top rider like Craig Treble representing the PowerSport Institute," said program Director Bernie Thompson.  "It will be a great partnership and give our students another avenue to pusue."

Prior to joining the professional ranks in 1998, Treble made his mark in sportsman motorcycle and Bracket Racing competition for nearly 13 years. A proven and consistent performer, Treble has collected eight NHRA national event wins, a NHRA Division 7 sportsman motorcycle championship, and numerous Bracket Racing titles.

Still as enthusiastic as ever, look for Treble to be racing his Pro Stock Motorcycle, or Bracket Racing Hayabusa at a racetrack around thge country including: Atlanta, Gainsville, Chicago, Reading, Indianapolis and Norwalk Ohio.

In 2006, Craig finished #10 in NHRA PowerAde Drag Racing points standings. He was the winner of the Automobile Club of Southern Ca. NHRA Finals, Pomona, CA.

Trebles bracket racing bike is a state of the art, current generation drag racing motorcycle. The chassis was constructed by Mark Peiser, then purchased by Craig to build into a bracket bike. The frame was worked over by Jody Davis at JD Fabrication to accept a 1300cc Hayabusa motor, radiator, and water pump. Treble mounted the body, a Schultz fiberglass Hayabusa skin, with a Beasley Fiberglass fairing. The 1300cc Hayabusa is completely stock, and features a MTC slider clutch and 44 Lectron Carburetors. Ignition is a Dyna 2000, and the Dyna 2-step is connected to a Dedenbear Delay Box. This bike is self starting (no starter cart needed here) and has run a best of 8.70 at No Problem Raceway.

For more information on Craig Treble and his team, visit www.craigtreble.com.