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Watch out for turn 2, I hate that seam!

what the hell kind of suit does that guy have on behind john:wtf:

This thread is for race bodywork = fiberglass

Yes but if you plan on doing multiple days with them and want the two day discount on certain weekends you need the membership. Something to keep in mind.

Looks good, hopefully this weather gets better.

Yes, speaking from experience from myself, as someone that was in the car scene and racing before getting into motorcycles, the motorcycle race group is much more welcoming. They are more laid back and willing to help, where I always felt the car scene was filled with drama and stuck up pricks most of the time.

Moto Series rents suits for $35, and Iron Pony has Alpinestars boots and race gloves on closeout so that can help on the costs.

Quentin doesn't sell dunlops, you need to talk to Todd for that.

No one can race AMA until they are 16 years old, that's why lewis didn't join the ranks till this year. But to answer your question, the majority of the grid is the younger population. It is a support class for sport bike, and regional expert racers in club series are able to run in this class if they have enough points as expert to apply.

He had a mechanical in the race, problem with the shifter and motor #2 was weak.

Negative ghost rider, that is the Sportbike race. Brandon is racing in the supersport class, which you won't see on television.

Listed updated on original post also: Friday Group: Tyler524 - Advance rslocum - intermediate (??) jat42 - Advance Saturday Group: Blue03636 - Instructing Jbot - Instructing Imprez55 - Instructional Tyler524 - Race School Hollywood33 - Race School The Murse - Race School ama146 - Open/Intermediate R1 Crusher - Open/Intermediate RVTPilot - Open/ Intermediate 2Wheeler - Open/ Intermediate Rubbersidedown - Open/Intermediate KTM-Brian - Advance TRMN8TR - Advance jat42 - Advance Sunday Group: Blue03636 - Mini 20 Heavyweight (pending motor break in) SJC600RR - 600 Superbike Race 1 & 2, Mini 20 Heavyweight Tyler524 - 600 Superbike Race 1 & 2 Hollywood33 - 600 Superbike Race 1 & 2, Mini 20 Heavyweight The Murse - 1000 Superbike Race 1 & 2, Mini 20 Heavyweight KTM-Brian - 1000 Superbike Race 1 & 2, maybe 1000GT or the Mini 20 Heavyweight TRMN8TR - Mini 20 Heavyweight jat42 - 600 Superbike Race 1 & 2

No, they do not televise the supersport or xr1200 races. You have to have an account with your subscriber to watch Speed2 online. Best bet for results is just watch RRW for postings or watch the living timing feature from AMA's website.

Good luck with the sale Zorro. Bump for a clean bike and a good guy!

I have already tried to tell him that but he is too side tracked by all the ghey going on for putnam haha

that is important also, being predictable for those that are passing you is important.

Don't worry about the 120% stuff, if you are under 1:30 you are fine.

Yeah all three of those would be comparable, just different brands verison of their dual compound street/track tires.

Yeah if you buy tires at the events for Moto Series you will get free mounting, so that is something to consider. That is a $30-$40 difference potentially, also if you only have one set of wheels you have to consider if you need to switch from multiple tires. If you are going to have to go from races to rains on one set, you could be changing multiple times in a day, prime example would be some of the days we had last year.

just run the 003rs if you want to run without warmers

what did you have to trim?

Which tires are you going to run?

Are you running race tires now brandon?

Sometime there is a tag on each warmer that will list the wattage per warmer. If you don't know the exact wattage it would be hard to gauge, but either way it sounds like you are going to be pretty close. I would look into going to the next size up, that way you can ran a fan or other things if needed. Look into one of those champion genny/inverters posted before in tyler's thread, not a bad price at all.