tyler524

Yeah, I would buy some new bolts to replace these with that are a better quality.

The black plate that is mounted to the trailer can stay mounted down but the actual wheel chock part of it (the silver part) has four bolts that attach it to the black plate that come out and allow you to remove the actual wheel chock part of it

You can see them in this picture

+1 I did this for the wheel chock and put e track in my trailer

The whole chock unbolts from the base plate. There are I believe four button head cap screws that hold it down that you can unbolt and leave the base mounted to the trailer

Double post over an hour later? How the hell do you manage that?

Al Sharpton and the likes are some of the worst racists out there..... nuff said

I have them on the rear pulling the bike towards the chock. It is in there good and isn't coming out. The bike is solid as can be and i run the rear straps throigg the swing arm so the suspension isn't compressed.

I just run straps from the rear forward and no front straps

You forgot the part about the bjs after beer

Sandy vagina

When i talked to Todd Thursday he wasnt too sure there was going to be a race school.

I will be there for sure just not sure which day. Might be both but I am trying to get her to come to the track with me and she has both days off. It just comes down to whether or not I can convince her to come both days with me.

Sorry for the loss. I have a 13 year old dog that is doing fairly well but i know that day ia getting closer.

Damn.... power slide into pulling the front wheel

Congrats. The skies will never be safe again

I really want to go to the track this weekend but it's $195 for either track. If i wait two weeks i can just run Beaver with MotoSeries for $165 but who knows if the weather will be any better than 63 and sunny. It looks like nice weather but it is supposed to be mid 30s the night before so I don't know how that will affect the track.

Well since the MS cancellation, I am thinking I am going to go run Beaver on Sunday. Is anyone else interested in going? It looks like it is $195 for members including the late fee but there is no gate fee or $225 for non members. I am itching to get out there and run, especially after getting the bike together.

An EET degree and experience can look really good for you. Also, experience alone can possibly get you into another place. If you are good and know what you are talking about, you have a chance to get into a good job. The hard part is just getting the interview but like others have said the list they put out is a wish list. It does not always mean it is what you have to have. Personally, some of the guys that we have that have full engineering degrees and not tech degrees aren't as good for the type of work that we do.

I may just hit up Beaver on Sunday

Did STT get rid of the membership requirement for track days?

Well that sucks

You know your allowed to take the training wheels off...... oh thats just the rear stand

Hey now, I did that shit too

Oh shit, I need some