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Neville Bradshaw takes time out to train Western Cape Motocrossers
Neville Bradshaw, the South African Motocrosser who is now based in the UK, recently found himself back in SA after a long and hard 2009 British Motocross Championship.
After 8 Rounds of the British Champs, the ex Benoni resident, found himself in 3rd position in the final standings of the MX2 Championship. Riding for the Honda UK outfit, DB Racing Honda, the SA lad beat some of the best riders the UK has to offer in one of the hottest contested National Championships in Europe.
On the 17th and 18th of October, Neville together with Dean Hoffman, a resident of Cape Town and a Motocrosser with more years of experience than Neville's age, together held a Motocross school for young upcoming Western Cape motocrossers.
The school was a great success with 25 riders in attendance. The riders and parents alike gave Dean and his team some excellent feedback.
The school was held over two days, featuring two four hour sessions of on the bike training per day.
On Saturday, Tim Bosson (TBR Engineering), and Sunday, Martin Paetzold (MP Suspension), kindly agreed to give a talk on their relevant fields of expertise which everyone appreciated, and had many questions after.
Honda SA would like to thank both Neville and Dean for their role in uplifting the talent of Western Province Motocrossers.
Christopher Visser
NB the "Bomber"
Kevin Sangster railing a berm at Killarney on his CRF150
Hoffy, Nev & Babs
All smiles after a full days Training!
Neville giving a helpful hand to Dorian Cordiner
Neville and Dean explaining a training technique
Neville hands on with some enthusiastic students
Trent, one of the younger students, with Nev and Dean.
Calvin Vlaanderin, SA 85cc Champion
Martin Paetzold, suspension "Guru"
Tim Bosson, engine "Guru"
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