The story of Gary Goodfellow, World Super Bike Race winner

Director of Shuzi Qi South Pacific 

Gary Goodfellow was a professional motorbike racer for 20 years, having been ranked 5 and 8 in the world for both MotorCross and Super Bike racing respectively.

A very accomplished rider, Gary was the first New Zealander to win a World Super bike race and was the first person in the world to win a World Super Bike race for Suzuki. Gary's racing career included winning over 11 championships in Canada, and representing North America in the Trans-Atlantic Championships held in England. Gary was also a test pilot for the John Britton development Team in New Zealand for 3 years.

Gary's career had exposed him to a number of serious injuries and as a result he has broken feet 5 times, now has a replaced hip, rods in his arms, and pins in his knees from numerous crashes. For a number of years, he had difficulty walking due to these multiple injuries.

In around 2005-06, Gary was introduced to Shuzi Qi bracelets in Canada and only after wearing the products for a short while, he was able to resume a normal life, which included being able to walk again! No longer did he need to limit his everyday activities to only one or two stops - he now had the physical ability to enjoy the little things in life that many take for granted.

This inspired Gary to introduce Shuzi Qi to his home country of New Zealand in 2007, obtaining the rights for both New Zealand and Australia. Over the past few years, Gary and Shuzi Qi have gone on to assist a wide variety of people, with new and surprising stories of benefits being received from customers regularly.