RPS 2003-2007 Officially Closed...

I just wanted to thank everyone that supported RPS over the years. It was a hell of a ride and I am proud of what the company accomplished. In 2003 and 2004, the company kicked down the doors in both the CMRA and MRA action winning over 25 championships in each of its first two years. It just took off from there.

There were so many great moments. From Mark Delano winning 57 races in 2003 to Andy Galindo winning his first expert championships in 2004 and Cory Burleson winning 120+ races in 2005 and the Horizon Award in 2006 is just the start! Shea Fouchek was a good student, and it was great to see him go from provisional novice to Factory Support Team rider in 8 months while serving as his riding coach, mechanic, suspension builder, and agent! I really enjoyed working with Ty Howard in 2004 and 2005. The AMA results as well as the CMRA results were definitely a great accomplishment for both Ty and myself.. I still believe Ty would have finished on the box in Pikes Peak/2005 had the chain adjuster not shattered on the starting grid. I really enjoyed the opportunity to work with NW Honda and build their suspension in 2004/2005 during their final years of winning the #1 plate. It was an honor to work with them. All in all it was a great time and a great ride. In the end over the four and half years the company was open to the public, customers on RPS suspension won over 800 races and 125 regional championships. I hope to be able to do a little bit more for Dustin Doucet and Danny Kelsey next year, but truly RPS is now closed. Thank you to everyone!

Marcus

PS I have asked Jimmy to start yelling at you all a little more often to keep yourselves out of trouble. [img]/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]

I just wanted to thank everyone that supported RPS over the years. It was a hell of a ride and I am proud of what the company accomplished. In 2003 and 2004, the company kicked down the doors in both the CMRA and MRA action winning over 25 championships in each of its first two years. It just took off from there.

There were so many great moments. From Mark Delano winning 57 races in 2003 to Andy Galindo winning his first expert championships in 2004 and Cory Burleson winning 120+ races in 2005 and the Horizon Award in 2006 is just the start! Shea Fouchek was a good student, and it was great to see him go from provisional novice to Factory Support Team rider in 8 months while serving as his riding coach, mechanic, suspension builder, and agent! I really enjoyed working with Ty Howard in 2004 and 2005. The AMA results as well as the CMRA results were definitely a great accomplishment for both Ty and myself.. I still believe Ty would have finished on the box in Pikes Peak/2005 had the chain adjuster not shattered on the starting grid. I really enjoyed the opportunity to work with NW Honda and build their suspension in 2004/2005 during their final years of winning the #1 plate. It was an honor to work with them. All in all it was a great time and a great ride. In the end over the four and half years the company was open to the public, customers on RPS suspension won over 800 races and 125 regional championships. I hope to be able to do a little bit more for Dustin Doucet and Danny Kelsey next year, but truly RPS is now closed. Thank you to everyone!

Marcus

PS I have asked Jimmy to start yelling at you all a little more often to keep yourselves out of trouble. [img]/ubbthreads/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/laugh.gif[/img]

GOOD JOB MARCUS DURING YOUR 5 YEAR TENURE,BUT I DO HAVE TO ASK..WHAT IN THE HECK ARE YOU DOING UP AT 3:00 A.M. ON THE M/BOARD?!?!?LOL

GOOD JOB MARCUS DURING YOUR 5 YEAR TENURE,BUT I DO HAVE TO ASK..WHAT IN THE HECK ARE YOU DOING UP AT 3:00 A.M. ON THE M/BOARD?!?!?LOL

you don't think he can do all of that and sleep too, do you?
great job, marcus!

you don't think he can do all of that and sleep too, do you?
great job, marcus!

Thank you Marcus for working on my bikes & freely sharing your knowledge & giving advice to this 'old geezer' rookie !

Thank you Marcus for working on my bikes & freely sharing your knowledge & giving advice to this 'old geezer' rookie !

Marcus, I wish that when I was younger I had a bike that worked as good as what I have now. I might have been able to do somthing with racing.

Thank you

Marcus, I wish that when I was younger I had a bike that worked as good as what I have now. I might have been able to do somthing with racing.

Thank you