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MidgetTodd

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  1. Yep it was just a guess by the sizing charts. I'm 5'7 180 now planning on going to 170.

    I put it on OMRL already and was going to put it on Junkies and WERA later today.

    Like to get to Pony and try a few on maybe tomorrow before the track.

    I'm still using the 48 but it's just too big to do its job in a bad crash and if I don't shift the puck in the straights I end up dragging the knee instead of the puck. Not bad to do in practice but I don't want to fuck with it in the race.

  2. I need a smaller suit. I've not done track days or raced for a couple seasons and I've lost a bunch of weight since so I need a smaller suit.

    I have a black 48 M2R 2 piece. It's been down a couple times but still in great shape and passes tech. Comes with pucks but they are worn. Have maybe 2 or 3 good track days left in them.

    I need prob a 42 but that's a guess.

    Anyone want to trade, buy or sell?

  3. Not a single fuck was given when he came under me. Clean pass don't get me wrong I had zero issue with it, in fact I was impressed. I knew he was back there but I didn't think he had room or would even go for it and by god he did. I did a quick check over my right as I put my left knee out to see if he was wide enough for me to come out of the corner boom he came under on the left like a boss. A really little boss but still a boss :lol:

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    If you want to get the  bike street-legal, then you also need a vechile inspection, to prove that it has a horn, brake and head lights, turn signals, etc.  But all that would come after the title transfer steps above.

    Wrong. There is no inspection. You simply sign a form at the bmv saying you did those things. They do not inspect. I've done this to every off road bike I've ever owned. Just did again last week to both my OMRL bikes as well. They inspect nothing, they just have you sign the paper.

    As for title. You go to your county court house and provide copies of the bill of sale and a statement as to why you need a title issued ie lost, mechanics lien, never been titled etc with a petition for title form and wait about 30 days. The court verifies receipt or bill of sale and vin history. If clean and valid reasoning they issue you a form to take to bmv along with a vin inspection form to get title. As long as not stolen and they find no objection from previous registered owner, if any, you will get title. Just takes 30-45 days and fees.

  5. Even better for bike going over 100. They are active balancing, so balance is always right. They reset and rebalance every time the tire stops and starts. With lead weights they only balance the time they are put on, balance changes as the tire wears so the balance is never perfect after the first time. Plus lead weights are ugly on the wheel, fling off, need to be duct taped on for track days, peel your paint off when removed, cost more to have done and if you get a lazy tire guy they probably were not balanced perfect to begin with. The beads cost about $3-$5 for enough to do the front and rear tire and you put them in yourself one time and done. As opposed to an average of $10-$15 a wheel as shops are charging around me to balance and then going in and paying again if on flys off.

  6. I'm not even going to begin to critisize or try to point out what the kid is doing wrong because he's obviously not doing much wrong. He's not old enough to go to the buffet line at Golden Coral without a parent, not tall enough to ride 90% of the rides at Cedar Point or even touch the ground on an XR100 and he thru down a 55.8 without even trying. Passed me on the inside like it was his job and prob hasn't even had his first hard on yet. That kid has raw fucking talent. He doesn't need to get off the bike. Plenty of top GP guys don't get off the bike.

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  7. They are fine for racing. The issue is with soft compound tires and warmers you can end up with some sticking. DOT race tires and Medium compounds no probs. Soft compounds with prolonged times in warmers on HI causes issues because the beads are not moving in the warmers and the soft compound gets sticky when hot

  8. They are nothing but a gimmick in my eyes, and yes I have tried them once. Would be curious as to what Hoblick thinks about them, especially since he has done so many tire changes.

    He has put them in my tires ;)

     

    no Gimmick they are in every tire I own. Also ran in most semi fleets and large commercial tires, dump trucks, semis etc as spin balancing them is hard and costly. I used to work for Arctic Express and they had a fleet of 500 semis, all running Equal, a different brand but same thing as Dyna Beads. All commercial truck tire shops have them and install them too 

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