| Author | Message | ||
     Scottorious |
nallin racing head service of nrhs and brian nallin of revolution performance?....does nrhs send their heads to revolution or whats the deal here? | ||
| Oldog |
No. Nrhs, used to be Aaron Wilsons outfit Revolution is as you say different, IIRC Nrhs does their own head work Scott If you are looking at head work Try cyclerama for a quote, I have their work and swear by it.. the Port and polish job with new guides springs seals and a valve job was under 1000$ and it is art work "NRHS" was first Brian Nallin's outfit as "NRHS" was short for "Nallin Racing Head Service". Aaron bought in and the shop moved to CO from Shreveport, LA back in 2002. Brian left and started Revolution Performance a little over a year later. Blake | ||
| Smoke |
actually NRHS was started by Brian Nallin in Shreveport and Richard Nallin did the riding. built up some killer S1's for drag racing, even offering the same build to their competitors. the Nallins and Aaron Wilson got together along with Pammy and CycleRama and untold more in the first Team Elves attack on the salt. later Aaron partnered with Brian and NRHS moved to Colorado. something happened between the partners and Brian no longer was there. Dan Dunn was looking for something to do after his air force career and went to work for Aaron and later bought in to NRHS and subsequently Aaron left to pursue other interests. i'm not sure if Richard or Brian Nallin started Revolution Performance but i remember both having represented them. i saw recently in Roadracing World that Brian is working for Millenium Technologies. 11 years in a paragraph. tim | ||
| Brinnutz |
Brian is still at Revolution, at least he was a few months ago... | ||
| Smoke |
i think that Brian is working both places, Revolution and Millenium. tim | ||
| Court |
>>> i'm not sure if Richard or Brian Nallin started Revolution Performance I believe Brian went to work for Revolution. Richard has his own performance company. Richard passed away last year. His birthday was last Friday. | ||
| Rocketman |
Thank you Court. Happy birthday Richard, where ever you are  Rocket | ||
| Rocketman |
Not that it matters much, when Brian and Aaron joined together I believe NHRS became NRHS. Or it's tother way depending on which is now. Rocket | ||
| Brian |
Actually Richard passed away about 120 days ago. The H-D/Buell store in Shreveport held a benefit ride this past Sunday in his honor with the proceeds going to the Shriner's Hospital for crippled children. Last Friday night, his birthday, Thunder Road Raceway in Gilliam, La. dedicated lane 9, his habitual lane, at the track with a permanent memorial marker. Last but not least, he is up for induction into the La. Sports Hall of Fame shortly after the first of the year. I have agreed to a permanent loan of his beloved Buell leathers that he hauled so much ass in. They will hang out with the likes of Freddie Spencer,Terry Bradshaw, Archie Manning and others for a long, long time. I miss my friend. Thanks for thinking of him on his birthday Sean and others. Court, I looked for you in Jersey. Hate I missed you. Brian | ||
| Bluzm2 |
Brian, That's a really nice memorial for Richard. I'm sure he would approve. Still hard to believe he's gone. Brad | ||
| Rocketman |
Thanks Brian. You be well mate  Rocket | ||
| Smoke |
that is a fitting remembrance for Richard and some of his accomplishments! so sorry for your loss Brian. hang in there. tim | ||
| Brian |
It is isn't it Brad. I am tryin Sean. Thanks Tim. Brian | ||
| Brinnutz |
I called a few days after the news to offer my condolences and prayers. I hope the message made it to you. As with everyone else, he would be honored to know where he will be forever remembered at the Sports HoF! Wilson | ||
| Rocketman |
Brian, I'm still planning on collecting that smokin hot gumbo you and Richard promised me. I'd be a fool if I didn't get to collect  Rocket | ||
| Brian |
Rocket-It's ready when you get here. Brian | ||
| Rocketman |
Looking forward to it Brian. I've worked up a few years appetite  Rocket |
