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I have one on my race bike and it is definitely worth the money. I have seen multiple people get their radiators punctured.

Yeah weather sucked, decided not to run after all and left at lunch. Better to play it safe and save the money anyways for a better day. Congrats Craig on 2nd.

So how did the grip seam with the rain tires? Was it raining all day or did a race line start to dry at all? Which rains did you end up getting?

I want whatever drugs this guy is on...

Ahh gotcha, let us know how that goes for you.

Is it raining out there or just cold?

Be safe out there guys and have a good time.

yeah you can already see the legs bending in the picture, that thing will snap as soon as it is hit by wind.

how thick is the tubing? are they straight legged or do they come down at an angle? Got a picture?

Call Zerolift Autolab down in Cincy. http://www.zerolift.com/ Call 513-874-2508 from 10-6 EST

We don't like people with pink bikes

Carie probably veto that decision since you have the browns paint scheme and they are steelers fan:D In regards to people getting paid....the only person getting paid around here for stuff is Healea by KTM...thats b/c it is his job:bow: As far as the companies I have listed, I am happy with the agreements I have with them and will leave it at that.

The Witchkraft racing crew is a great example of a club level race team that has done a good job of marketing theirselves and letting their results speak for them as they have moved up through the ranks. They have a good standing with a lot of high level sponsorships. Like others have say you aren't going to get money, at most you are going to be lucky to get discount on parts from majority of the companies in the industry. In return you will have to push their product and help promote it to your various population that you will be present with. The better you can sell the benefits of the situation to them the better off you will be.

You sure it isn't on the other section of the track?

You will not get free tires, hell not even people at the pro level get that. You can get contingency money to purchase tires with, but you will have to finish on the box consistently for that.

Yes Michelin's are the only one that does cold pressures. This was the main way for Power Races, however I have talked to David Grey from Sportbike Tire Service and they have been doing hot pressures(warmers - not off track pressure) for the Power One sets some.

You usually run less in the rear compared to the front, as it will allow the rear to flex under load. As others have said you need to go with the pressure recommend from your track side tire supplier.

LOL good luck charging on stuff...have you even raced yet? I would worry about getting results first before asking for money for your bike....main thing is going to be what you can do for the company to make them sponsoring you worth their money.

When will you guys be able to order suzuki OEM parts?

Incorrect, he wants to trade a 28ft TRAVEL TRAILER to get a 24 ft+ TOY HAULER, slightly different in setup...

what is FC in regards to the scooter?

what was the total for that if you don't mind me asking?

I usually make the October events as my last trip, but unfortunately this year I will not be able to make it up due to my buddy's wedding

That is a good thing to see.

Todd posted up that there will be a race school available for this round if someone needed to take it. Would be good for anyone looking to do the Putnam round with USGPRU.