After a 'frustrating' 20♊09 Isle of Man TT, Ryan Farquha♐r is determined to make his mark in 2010.

The Dungannon road racer has joined forces with the 🍬MSS Colchester Kawasaki squad to ensure he has a competitive Superbike package as he bids to add to his tally of two TT wins.

Farquhar enjoyed a stunning season last year, taking 61 race wins and surpassing Joey Dunlop's record of Irish national race wins. He also claimed the prestigious Duke Road Race Rankings title for the fourth t💝ime and was voted Irish Motorcyclist of the Year by fans.

However, his TT was one low point in an otherwise amazing year. Despite being one of the most experienced racers on the Mountain, Farquhar wa🃏s unable to make it into the top five in any of the five Moun🐻tain course races he contested.

Speaking in the latest issue of the Isle of Man TT Newsletter, Farquhar admits the 2009 TT ♒was 'frustrating', but he is confident 2010 will be better.

'There's been a few 𒉰highlights - the Ulster GP was great for me with three wins and I always enjoy the Southern 100. The Scarborough Classic Meeting was amazing with 18 wins from 18 starts - that was a busy one! And Killalane was where I took Joey's record, so that was emotional.'

'The TT was frustrating, I spent too much 🅷time developing the Superbike and maybe neglected the other classes a bit. All c𝕴hange for this year though!'

In 2010, Farquhar will again ride Kawasaki Superstock and Supersport machinery prepared by his own team, KMR. However, his Ninja ZX-10R Sup⛄erbike will be supplied by MSS Colchester Kawasaki. It will be similar specification to the team's British Su💎perbike Championship bikes.

Farquhar tells the TT Newsletter:

'I spoke to Michael Jo💫hnstone at Kawasaki UK through the season and he arranged a meeting with Nick Morgan, it was all sorted out by the NEC. So now I have a fully prepped Superbike for the season.'

'My own Superstock bike was good, but you need more for the NW and TT and♏ I🌊 think the experience that MSS have from their BSB racing will mean a great package.'

'The bike will differ to the BSB machine - we'll be running Maxton suspension and will run everything a bit stronger for the bumps and jumps. We obviou🀅sly need a starter motor but engine-wise it's 🍷as good as a BSB motor, so big power!'