Who is racing in 2010
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- Premix Junkie
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Who is racing in 2010
Anybody planning on racing in 2010?
I will be out again mix of DP and Wirral 100 meetings
I will be out again mix of DP and Wirral 100 meetings
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Thanks for that Mark, made me feel a lot better now What gearing would you suggest?mj43 wrote:Talk about a baptism of fire.
Fastest circuit in the country with some very fast lads racing.
Best of luck - I will be up at Croft with Phoenix - just hope it doesn't snow...
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I should make a couple of rounds this year probably at Cadwell. Mark do you have the dP fixture list?
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Kevin
Info here http://www.dpmcc.co.uk/documents.cfm?id=60
Better value than ever. Main class price frozen for 3rd year running extra class entry down to £30/day
Got 3 classes to race in
F400
Mini -Thunderbike class replaces Open 400.
Open 675 (125 to 675cc)
Info here http://www.dpmcc.co.uk/documents.cfm?id=60
Better value than ever. Main class price frozen for 3rd year running extra class entry down to £30/day
Got 3 classes to race in
F400
Mini -Thunderbike class replaces Open 400.
Open 675 (125 to 675cc)
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Great Value Mark pity I become a veteran last year LOL
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Depends on how fast you and the bike are and which way the wind is blowing. I have run a close ratio box for years so can't remember what a stock box will be but 15/42 would be a good place to start. Gear it for the back straight - but keep the clutch covered when changing down going under the bridge. If it is going to seize it will be there - flat out for 3/4 of a mile then shutting the throttle takes cooling fuel from the engine - piston expands rapidly and engine seizes.kwackman12 wrote:Thanks for that Mark, made me feel a lot better now What gearing would you suggest?mj43 wrote:Talk about a baptism of fire.
Fastest circuit in the country with some very fast lads racing.
Best of luck - I will be up at Croft with Phoenix - just hope it doesn't snow...
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Will be using 4* leaded petrol http://www.leadedpetrol.co.uk/ & engine has single ring 26J pistons "Hopefully this should reduce piston expansion" & aid cooling if I'm correct?"mj43 wrote:
Depends on how fast you and the bike are and which way the wind is blowing. I have run a close ratio box for years so can't remember what a stock box will be but 15/42 would be a good place to start. Gear it for the back straight - but keep the clutch covered when changing down going under the bridge. If it is going to seize it will be there - flat out for 3/4 of a mile then shutting the throttle takes cooling fuel from the engine - piston expands rapidly and engine seizes.
Thanks for that Scooble i'm running the 18 on the rear, so will try the gearing you suggestedscooble wrote:I used to run 15/44 or 15/45 on Avons with an 18" rear wheel.
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Bloody hell!!! you were right MJ there are some fast lads in the 400 class, Finaly got my engine back from Graham File on monday, took the day of work & fitted it tuesday, dyno on wednesday (will post results later 60bhp) brought a camper on thursday & drove to Snetterton on friday (breaking down on the way there ) attempted to put the awning up in the dark on arrival (never done it before) Saturday morning first race on wets (never used them before either) 7 laps got lapped by lap 5 by about 7 bikes!! did get a trophy though 3rd fastest rookie next race only got lapped by 5 bikes, last lap I came off track & Emma passed me (she got 3rd fastest rookie & trophy) Sunday was dry two good races but managed to come of track twice in race 1 & once in race 2 allowing Emma to get past me on both occasions getting another 2 trophy's, she also got interviewed by TV crew & recieved a £100.00 spot prize voucher to spend at A&R Racing Totaly different to trackdays but addictive or what! think we were about 18-20 seconds off the fastest rider, my KR was the only two stroke in the race, roll on Oulton park on the 16-17 April
Only bad thing was a guy named Simon Exton died after his bike stalled on the start line in the thunderbike's & 7 others crashed into him but I suppose this happens on occasions although it's never nice to hear of a fellow biker dying
Only bad thing was a guy named Simon Exton died after his bike stalled on the start line in the thunderbike's & 7 others crashed into him but I suppose this happens on occasions although it's never nice to hear of a fellow biker dying
KR1 race bike
ZXR 400 Race Bike
Aprilia RS250
ZXR 400 Race Bike
Aprilia RS250