USA Yoyodyne and the NorthEast SportBike Association (NESBA) have partnered to deliver benefits and demo opportunities to NESBA members. The partnership will allow NESBA members an opportunity to try Brembo products at select NESBA events. NESBA intends on outfitting a Yamaha R6 and Yamaha R1 from the NESBA demonstrator fleet with Brembo calipers, rotors and master cylinder to allow NESBA members to experience the difference between stock braking systems and Brembo High Performance Braking systems. Fred Renz of Yoyodyne will also be conducting seminars focusing on braking and braking components at select NESBA events. “Brembo is the performance leader for motorcycle brake products and partnering with Yoyodyne allows us access to these products,” said NESBA President Bob Blandford. “This partnership will provide NESBA members opportunities to experience the performance of Brembo products firsthand. Yoyodyne’s long standing relationship and knowledge of Brembo products also adds great amount of value to the partnership.” Fred Renz, owner of Yoyodyne said, “Partnering with the premier motorcycle track day provider in the U.S. will allow more people in the market to purchase high performance braking products to see why Brembo and Yoyodyne have the best solution for their needs. I also am looking forward to doing seminars at NESBA track days, it will be a great opportunity to provide NESBA members with information about braking and the best braking components in the market.” Brembo is a recognized global leader and innovator in the technology of disk braking systems for motor vehicles. It supplies high-performance braking systems to the most prestigious car, motorcycle and commercial vehicle manufacturers world-wide. (www.brembo.com) Yoyodyne supplies special racing products for road racing motorcycles, and is a major distributor of Brembo products. (www.yoyodyneti.com) NESBA (NorthEast SportBike Association) is the largest single sportbike track day organization in the country. NESBA is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization, formed in 1996 by sportbike enthusiasts and former racers who understand and appreciate the difference between riding fast and riding well. (www.nesba.com)