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About Us:
Bay State Racing started about 9 years ago, although the official name and logo came about in 2001. The team is made up of friends and family that had a common interest in the sport of motorcycle pulling. It all started with one bike competing and you'll see pictures on the other pages, (the orange trike). This trike was built at JR Wheeler’s Motorcycles by the Thirsty Thursday Crew.

Steve Wheeler started racing a few events for the first year and did pretty well. The next year he wanted to become more competitive and built another bike, that's the black trike you'll see, known as "Thrasher". This trike was built from the ground up to do one thing, pull a sled!! He know has a solo puller that is becoming very competitive in it's class.

Davey Heighes decided to take over as rider of the orange trike, known as "Thirsty”. This trike has been through many changes (including color) and is a proven machine!!

In 2001 David Wheeler decided to get involved. Again the Thirsty Thursday Crew came to the call and built a trike for him, known as "The Green Thing".

In the last event of 2001, Kathy Bonnell decided to give it a try. Her bike is now known as "Cybil". -- Kathy & Tom Bonnell are still associated with Bay State but have branched off starting in 2005 to form another team called: Misfit Racing..

What’s New:
The 2008 season is underway. Many updates will be available soon. The new series in the Northeast is almost ready to go. L.H.R. Entertainment has re-designed the pulling sled for the 2008 season. Stay tuned or go to the NEMPRA website for more details.

L.H.R. Entertainment
LHR Entertainment currently produces motorcycle pulling events in the Northeast and will be starting the new assn soon called NEMPRA. This section is currently under construction and more information will be available soon.

NEMPRA
NEMPRA (Northeast Motorcycle Pullers Racing Association) will be dedicated to bringing the sport of motorcycle pulling to the Northeast. The association is just getting started. NEMPRA is going to have similar guidelines to other series that we currently pull in. Some of the differences will be that all motorcycle manufacturers will be allowed to compete as long as the motorcycles have a v-twin engine (note: v-twin or otherwise now an option) and meet the other rules & specifications. Go to the NEMPRA website for more details.

The other series we pull in:

Easyriders Motorcycle Rodeo
The Easyriders Motorcycle Rodeo is very competitive, points are involved, competition is tough, and the final event of the year, The Grand Nationals in Chillicothe, OH is where the champion is crowned (Our current rules and specifications page is based on the rules of this series) Click on this link to go to there website for more information. The Easyriders Event schedule is posted on our schedule page.

Great American Motorcycle Rodeo
The Great American Motorcycle Rodeo is and will continue to be an event for motorcycle enthusiasts to ride their machine to, and to become part of the wildest event on two, as well as three wheels!! The Great American Motorcycle Rodeo Schedule is posted on our schedule page.

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