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DerekClouser

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  1. 19 minutes ago, what said:

    all this shit talk but you guys are going to be passing only when your CR says you can. 

     

    17 minutes ago, jacobhawkins said:

    Exactly.  If you want to race, come down to an OMRL race.  I have two bikes and would happily sit out a race to watch Derek and Tonik battle it out on 6 hp bikes.

    You guys be taking it too seriously.  We are just trolling each other.  I guess we've achieved a new level of success.  The texts are far better than this tame forum banter. 

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  2. 3 hours ago, Tonik said:

    So, you folks bring a trailer.  Could you save me some room in your cooler...I will bring some drinks for myself in case they run out.  And maybe an extra chair?  I will let you have some 'quiet' time with my pit bitch @TimTheAzn as payment.

    I'll be bringing a cooler with ice and a full case of water or 2.  If you demand more than water you can throw it in my cooler if you want convenience.  Or you can just rob a few of the waters in the cooler cause I certainly won't be needing a full case of water. 

    1 hour ago, TimTheAzn said:

    I wouldnt hold an umbrella for @Tonik even if it meant I'd get PAID with full benefits.

    FTFY YOU ESL BASTARD

  3. 11 minutes ago, 330racing said:

    I wonder if you really tried hard...if you could swing higher on his nuts ????

    I show support my friends.  My friends show support me. If you classify that as swinging from his nuts, then I suppose.    No shame in that I suppose. 

  4. 14 minutes ago, ludwb675 said:

    Just an FYI they redid starting times a bit this year. 

    Session 1 starts at 8:45 instead of 9:00 (after riders meeting)

    Session 4 starts at 12:30 instead of 1:00 (after lunch)

    So last session of the day (session 7) starts at 3:30 with everyone off the track by 4:30. 

    Do they have a usual order of the way groups go off.  Is it usually Novice then intermediate then Advanced or does it vary?  

  5. 2 minutes ago, TimTheAzn said:

    Oh how I wish I could go back into Novice to show you some things...... Mostly wheels and what it feels like to be stuffed like a thanksgiving turkey.

    You are lucky that 1, Mid-Ohio's Novice is too structured for me to ever want to go back, 2 one of my buddy's is riding my 1k this weekend.

    But... the trackday is Monday, not the weekend... so that excuse is invalid. 

  6. 5 minutes ago, TimTheAzn said:

    My advice is to show up the night before, camp and wake up in the morning. This way you have your shit set up and ready to roll through tech. Plus it's extra hang out time with the people that do the same.

    I know that Dan (Jester) is going to be there Sunday evening.

    Which brings me to why I came in here in the first place, who all is showing up Sunday night?

    I asked for experienced track guys.... :lol: I'm just kidding.  Are you going to be there for this?

  7. 41 minutes ago, 2talltim said:

    Not reading thought this whole tread to not find the info I'm looking for so.... What time of day will y'all be doing this?I'm only 15 min away from the track and get off work at 3p. So if it is that timeish I'll come and be a cheerleader on the side lines. I can dress the part if you really want me to.

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    After Speaking with Ib, I believe the last session goes at 4pm... not sure what group it is though. 

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  8. On 8/11/2017 at 10:04 PM, whaler said:

    Your first and only grass trip resulted in a crashed SM... just saying 

    Let it be known that I offroaded (intentionally) another supermoto and a GROM.... Crashed neither. 

  9. And Posting this here because I always find it difficult navigating Mid-Ohio's stupid website. 
     

    Mid-Ohio Track Requirements

    Bike Preparation

    • All bikes MUST pass technical inspection prior to being permitted on to the track. It is the sole responsibility of the rider to ensure their bike meets these requirements. If a bike fails tech inspection, it may be presented for re-inspection at any time. If a bike is involved in a crash it must be re-inspected prior to being permitted on to the track. No refunds will be made for bikes, which fail to pass tech inspection.
    • All bikes must be prepared to endure high speeds on track. All parts must be fastened securely and adjusted correctly.
    • All fuel, coolant, hydraulic and lubrication systems must be fluid tight (see below for additional information for Advanced and Intermediate bikes).
    • Tires must be in good condition, without signs of excessive wear. Tire valves must have caps. Wheel weights must be taped.
    • Brakes must be in good working order with a minimum of 1.5mm of pad remaining. Discs must not be excessively worn or loose.
    • All bikes must have a functioning, well-marked engine cut-off switch on the handlebar near the right hand grip.
    • Throttles must operate smoothly and be self-closing.
    • Any glass or plastic lenses must be taped completely. Mirrors and turn indicators are permitted in the NOVICE GROUP ONLY. All others must be removed.
    • Center stands are NOT permitted in the ADVANCED and INTERMEDIATE GROUPS and we recommend removing them for the NOVICE GROUP.
    • ADVANCED and INTERMEDIATE GROUP bikes must use a non-ethylene glycol coolant. Water and/or water wetter, or propylene glycol solutions such as Evans, Engine Ice, Liquid Performance, or 7th gear, are permitted.
    • ADVANCED and INTERMEDIATE GROUP bikes must have oil drain plugs, oil filler caps, and oil filters secured. We recommend safety wire, but will accept application of RTV silicone to the fitting.
    • It is recommended that any filler/drain for any fluid system be secured. Fluid leaks on the track shorten everyone’s day.
    • License plates must have bolts taped or be removed.


    Rider Gear Requirements

    • All riders must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid driver's license.
    • All riders must wear a damage-free full-face helmet with a properly fitted face shield. DOT certification is a minimum requirement; SNELL, ECE, or other enhanced certification is recommended. Modular (flip-up) helmets are permitted in NOVICE GROUP only.
    • All riders must wear full-finger gauntlet style gloves.
    • All riders must wear sturdy over the ankle boots.
    • All riders must wear one or two-piece suits with substantial reinforcement and padding in critical areas (knees, elbows, shoulders, and back at a minimum.)
    • ADVANCED and INTERMEDIATE GROUP riders must wear one or two piece leather suits designed for motorcycle use. Two-piece leathers must provide substantial attachment between jacket and pants.
    • NOVICE GROUP riders must wear one or two piece leather or textile suits. It is recommended that two-piece suits provide attachment between jacket and pants.
    • ADVANCED and INTERMEDIATE GROUP riders MUST wear a back protector designed for motorcycle competition in lieu of, or in addition to, the standard back padding in their suit.
  10. Figured I'd bump this thread for anyone doing their first track day on the 'unOFFICIAL OR Track Day'  August 21st  at Mid-Ohio.  

    I was just reviewing this to make sure I don't forget to bring anything.

    I'll be bringing the following:

    1.  Prepped Bike

    2.  Suit, Gloves, Boots, Helmet

    3.  Back Protector

    4.  Air Compressor with Tire Gauge

    5.  Bag of Ear Plugs

    6.  Front/Rear Stands

    7.  Cooler with drinks

    8.  Few snacks 

    9.  Zip Ties/Basic Tools

    10.  Chairs (will probably be getting a paddock garage)

    11.  Quick-Up tent if I don't get a garage

    12.  Bike Key

    13.  GoPros/Drone/DSLR/Gimbal

    14.  Open Mind

    Edit: 15. Gas Can full of Gas

    If anyone else has something that I may have missed and should bring, let me know. 

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