Ive never done an open pit lane either. How is there less bikes/traffic on track? you dont get big groups going out at once,you also get far more track time Sounds good, all I would say is when I did Snett 300, I did it in the novice group and by time you have over taken the slower guys ...

Godzilla wrote:Ive never done an open pit lane either. How is there less bikes/traffic on track?

you dont get big groups going out at once,you also get far more track time

Would love to, always wanted to do Open Pitlane but I dont think im good enough just yet, also not sure I have the cash atm which is dissapointing lol

... limited experience of not even having my knee down if go with the others advice of following someone fast as I try and copy their body position. Also it's not only a body position thing it's a mind thing as it's not natural to rely on your knee to keep you up maybe? Monty I would say it's about ...

... I have used them a couple of times and all has been good. I will be using them this time too. Just found this: Oponeo: We are a Polish company also present on foreign markets. In addition to Polish, we sell tires and rims including Germany, Italy, France, Spain, England, Austria, the Netherlands ...

There's also the factor of how fast the plane was going and the angle of it when it hit the water. A heavy impact is going to tear the plane apart and whatever's inside it isn't going to fare too well.

... speed, Neil had possibly half an inch of chicken strips left(looking at a garage shortly afterwards). I had about a millimetre. (shocked) Neil was also caught out on a number of occasions when I rolled on the throttle, fairly hard. Where I can use all that lovely torque in pretty much whatever ...

... speed, Neil had possibly half an inch of chicken strips left(looking at a garage shortly afterwards). I had about a millimetre. (shocked) Neil was also caught out on a number of occasions when I rolled on the throttle, fairly hard. Where I can use all that lovely torque in pretty much whatever ...

Many thanks that certainly looks like the one I have :-)
May I ask how much did you pay for your baffle? I also want one when I eventually go on track don't fancy getting turned down before even get on track lol

... kitted me out in really good gear but not just the most expensive so I know they are not just cowboys that say what you wanna hear to make a sale Also if you look in the picture of the back of the lid you can see the sticker on the LH side

... this mate, I've had a look on the Shoei site and can't see any mention of the ACU approval. But then I'm crap at actually reading web pages. I've also shot an email off to Shoei to see what their stance is..

I was under the impression it must have the gold ACU sticker for trackdays and once you go up a level into racing it must also be a double d ring fastener as well, I would have though the Shoei would definitely be ACU approved as its one of their top lids, could it be that it was an ...

... to get that sticker approval (a few years ago at least) whereby they pretty much just wrote in requesting it and were issued with one. THere is also a silver level, but I've never seen it. It maybe has a standard that is an equivalent? Like a US approval that may also allow its use in UK.

... yoofs scooting around town and hanging out in maccyd's car parks...luckily ive not needed it yet I went to a U-Pullit scrapyard on Sunday. They also had a section for Motorbikes, and I had a look to see if there was anything worth removing. 27x crashed scooters of all shapes & descriptions, ...

... feel quite comfortable about the whole purchase. Fingers crossed they get here this week :) Bonus. As I say I've used them and had no issues. THey also have a list of bike tyre fitters that they will deliver the tyres to instead of your home address. So they are ready for you to roll in and get ...

... yoofs scooting around town and hanging out in maccyd's car parks...luckily ive not needed it yet I went to a U-Pullit scrapyard on Sunday. They also had a section for Motorbikes, and I had a look to see if there was anything worth removing. 27x crashed scooters of all shapes & descriptions, ...

... overwhelmed to have so many of our Slapper crew turn up to support us...massive thanks to Spudda and Spudlet James, Nutz, Frankie and Kingfixer. Also Tricky, who was there crewing with his lad Josh, who raced with Ian in the 500's. I certainly was glad of a few hugs, and it was good to have you ...

... ride in there did dovi, and scarily that duke actually looked quite rideable. I wonder what Rossi made of being done over by his old bike ?? I also wonder what he thinks of his own statement that Austin would be the yard marker for the rest of the season..

This is going to be a little monotonous J J, because I will also suggest that a good chain & padlock is almost a must these days. Almax if you can afford it, or there are some pretty good value Oxford ones if funds are tight. I agree with Rossgo, a ...

Found the instructions for the exhaust so I'll be needing my mate to help out for that. Also the quickshifter looks simple enough too. Next Sunday will be a busy day.