You Can Own Aaron Yates' Michael Jordan Motorsports AMA Superbike That Sat On the Pole at Daytona: No Joke, and At a Pretty Fair Price as Well

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Aaron Yates can be seen working at the desk in the background center of the picture as his #20 Michael Jordan Motorsports/Jordan Brand/American Suzuki/Dunlop-backed GSX-R1000 AMA Superstock and AMA Superbike machines are attended to over the AMA Suzuki Superbike Doubleheader round at Road America in June of 2008.
Yates qualified the #20 Superstock bike in the 2nd spot for the weekend, and also finished 2nd in the main event. He went on to win the 2008 AMA Superstock Series presented by DynoJet Championship with five wins and five second-place finishes over runner-up and team mate Geoff May, by 64 points 348-284. For the premier Superbike class, he qualified in the 7th spot and carded 6th/8th place finished in the doubleheader round. He finished out the season in the 9th position overall.
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Gemini Racing out of Wisconsin is responsible for building the AMA Superbikes for the Michael Jordan Motorsports AMA Road Racing Series program, and is offering up the '2010' models after the year-end event at Barber Motorsports Park, in Leeds, AL., after the September 24-26th weekend. Of course, due to the economy, Suzuki supposedly didn't import any 2010 models for this year and was going to sell-off the remaining stock of 2009 units. Same was to have been said and done for the AMA Superbike Series, they were to have used the 2009 models as the homologation units required for the class this season. Just sayin since these ARE being advertised as of this writing as '2010' models. They of course could be meaning and be saying for the '2010' season-spec machines, which per the AMA rules SHOULD be 2009 models.

That being said, some real sweet AMA Superbike machines are going to be up for the person, or persons, who walk in and plunk down the necessary funds-advertised to be in the $14-20K range-which would depend on what configuration you want when you go to pick them up. These are the same bikes that Aaron Yates put on the pole in the season opening round at Daytona and also carded two fourth-place finishes with back in March at the World Center of Racing, finishing only .292 seconds behind team mate and winner Jake Zemke in race one, and .212 seconds behind him again in the second race of the doubleheader round.

Unfortunately, Aaron's season ultimately came to a premature end at the Fontana round a couple of weeks later due to a severe leg break suffered in a morning warm-up session. As a result, Canadian sensation and '09 Canadian Superbike runner-up Brett McCormick was drafted to fill the open seat for the team, and has progressed quite nicely through the season to a best finish of fourth place in race two at VIR back in August.

So, if you find yourself in the market for a current spec AMA Superbike, check out the link below to get in contact with the folks at Gemini to get yourself on the list for these race-proven and winning machines!
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Gemini Racing's link to the info on the sale of the '2010' AMA Superbikes as campaigned by Aaron Yates #23 and Brett McCormick #45. They are based out of East Troy, WI. and have put together quite a nice set-up. Here's the pricing and availability info on the sale of these top notch AMA Superbikes that will be for sale after the Barber Motorsports Park season finale over the Sept. 24-26 weekend:

http://www.gemini-racing.com/Bikes_for_Sale.html
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Michael Jordan Motorsports official site:

http://23race.com/jordansuzuki.html
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