Percy has a P1 350 that the four of you could do some real damage on......to the poor bike.

The upcoming season looks to be an epic one for our "little" club.

pd

Again, where's the love button on here!

All is not lost...literally! The 2015 lap sheets have been found. :shock: Over the next little while Percy and I will attempt to come to a final, I say final conclusion as to who finished where and in what class. He doesn't know this yet. (He does now) l.o.l. It seems by Mike V's post on the last ex...

As a lightweight salad eater I find this appalling.

pd

Last years original time sheets were offered to the club. At that time there was no interest as it was/is water long under the bridge. I may have used them to light fires all winter. I just did a fast check around where the clocks are stored, but no luck. I will keep an eye out, no promises. It's 20...

Don't count a single lap. - remove the transponder... At that point your "race" is over. Why not let the guys get some laps in? I do not see the harm. Only positives. Until "that" bike pulls a bone head move, causes a "real" racer to crash, And now you have a fist figh...

kirbster wrote:ok, sorry. Again not trying to piss in anyone's corn flakes here.

By the size of the post...I think you just took a shit!

Brian, I appreciate holding the GS 650 for me. Plans have changed in a dramatic way. I have PMed Kurt to let him know it is available as far as I am concerned. Sidecars here we come!

Please send pic of GS 650 to pdewey147@gmail.com. And first dibs.lol

Thanks

pd

That's a Sachs Madass. And it is....

Pro 6 offers 20 opportunities to ride Calabogie before the club RACES there. While the Armco is a concern, I found the gravel your body slides on to be more "aggressive". I call it car gravel, to help slow down a heavy car, not a svelte physique such as mine! I don't think 2 days are requi...

At Bogie........the most fun I have had on two wheels so far!

brian-d #43 wrote:Percy,

Anyone running an older machine like a P3-Light bike (and that's ME) will hesitate before putting their bike through a 3-hour torture test.

Brian D. #43

No....no they won't! AND it's an ENDURANCE contest isn't it?

pd

Tires, depends on the track......but....at a track day you get 7 or 8, 20 minutes sessions or roughly 140 to 160 minutes. the races are 120 minutes. How many trackdays do you get from a set of tires.......how fast do you want to be. :wink: Fuel is a variable as well as the fast rider on the bike wil...