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They have you dead even but gave the spot to Matt.

Hell yea, that was a blast. I really need to find time at that place but for a first race and only second time there I will take the 19.8. I did get video of the 20, I know Ryan is probably still pissed I didn't run the camera for the first 600.

Gotta be quicker somewhere don't I.

Todd talked about this today, apparently the old management still has access to the site. Round 3 is still a go provided the repairs get finished.

Just toss it down 3-4 gears and stand it on one wheel for the horse, horses love stunts, oh wait that's hoes.

Come find me, I will have oreos provided Soren doesn't eat them all again.

For anyone going, don't forget about our starving photographer, preorder at the track is the best discount you can get.

I didn't shoot any video but I did pick up some pics from photosbymartyllc.com

I put mine in the bed beside the bike. If you have a helper you can push them up easy, I have done both and pushing by yourself sucks, using the clutch isn't bad you just have to watch what you are doing.

No you won't need the extender. I use the ones that fold open so you can walk up the ramp with the bike. Something like this one. http://www.amazon.com/Aluminum-Bi-Fold-ATV-Loading-Ramp/dp/B004IW1RQC/ref=lp_404649011_1_4?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1399996581&sr=1-4

You bed should be 6.5'

If you can load and unload the bike at your house OK in the truck do that as you can always grab a hand at the track to help. I wouldn't worry about stands unless you need to change a tire or something.

I just hope to make it to Sunday, it will be a first if I do.

I will be doing both 600 sprints and the 20.

I have vicodine that I can bring

So you think.

It was the mini 20 and 40. I know who they are if they are the ones that pulled the red Chevy with toyhauler out, they work there.

Booooo

Also, these guys have no clue what's going on. The leader had a flat and Brandon and I were running in a different class. That's some funny shit though.

That's me in third, woho

Don't know, he changes bike every year or so lol

I fully expect him to have a new bike next time I see him. Lol

But jinus aren't yellow.

True, everything looks better in white plates.

If you plan to run with MS just follow the rule book. All Novice riders are required to have a black number on a yellow background. Number Plates must be clear and easily readable from 100 feet. All motorcycles must display three separate number plates; one on the front and one on each side, tail section preferred. Numbers must be as large as possible to fill required Number Plate areas. Numbers must be a minimum of 4" tall with a minimum 1/2" spacing between numbers and the background border. For Novices this does not mean outline, a continuous yellow background must encompass the entire number group with no voids so that there can be no confusion to be mistaken as an expert custom color. Side number plates not able to fit properly on the tail section must be visible when the rider is in riding position on lower fairings.