HandoEX;309663 wrote:
Haha, I felt bad for ya man and I can relate. It fell just as we were walking over and no one was touching it. Sucks man, but glad it wasn't worse.

i know you probably get this a lot...but you have a nice ass

HandoEX;309663 wrote:
Haha, I felt bad for ya man and I can relate. It fell just as we were walking over and no one was touching it. Sucks man, but glad it wasn't worse.

oh well, I'll live.

Wheel is off and ready for some new rubber. Might be riding again before the middle of the week.
Although I do need to figure out why the solenoids for my seat release aren't working now. I've got shit I need to get out of there.

dubbsy;309662 wrote:
lol, I love it.

and I think Jason's expression there made it that much better.

Thank god I wasn't next to anyone else when it went though. Just my pride (and clutch lever) that's bruised.

Haha, I felt bad for ya man and I can relate. It fell just as we were walking over and no one was touching it. Sucks man, but glad it wasn't worse.

63vette;309661 wrote:
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Glad you made it home alive... lol.

lol, I love it.

and I think Jason's expression there made it that much better.

Thank god I wasn't next to anyone else when it went though. Just my pride (and clutch lever) that's bruised.

dubbsy;309656 wrote:
beautiful weather, terrible day for me racing.

12.26@111.76 - apparently me getting fatter killed my MPH - ran quicker but way slower than my best past prior.
Almost manage to ride my bike over backwards. Who knew this pig would actually pull the front wheel with my fat ass on it.
Managed to shove a rock (of all things) in my tire - fortunately was able to get a buddy to come out with a trailer and haul my ass home.
And in the mean time, the bike won't stand up with a flat rear tire. Thankfully my helmet was there to break its fall?

......
Glad you made it home alive... lol.

Instigator;309654 wrote:
It was a good time today, but wow did I do terrible.

-Eric

beautiful weather, terrible day for me racing.

12.26@111.76 - apparently me getting fatter killed my MPH - ran quicker but way slower than my best past prior.
Almost manage to ride my bike over backwards. Who knew this pig would actually pull the front wheel with my fat ass on it.
Managed to shove a rock (of all things) in my tire - fortunately was able to get a buddy to come out with a trailer and haul my ass home.
And in the mean time, the bike won't stand up with a flat rear tire. Thankfully my helmet was there to break its fall?

-Eric

STiSchucky;309594 wrote:
brb goin mudding, then gonna do donuts in staging lane

you would too.

I should find my timeslips from the one street legal event a few years ago when that happened. I think I was cutting consistent 3.5 60' times.

dubbsy;309550 wrote:
and for the racers - PLEASE try to stay out of the mud. Hopefully we'll have some decent drier ground to park on with the sun today but there's still bound to be some wet spots. Once the mud gets into the staging lanes it makes life miserable for the racers and the track crew.

Also make sure your car is clean and the wheel wells are cleaned out.

brb goin mudding, then gonna do donuts in staging lane

wishinsky;309574 wrote:
What kind of bike you got?

an old slow CBR F3

dubbsy;309459 wrote:
I plan on being there with the bike because there is no chance in hell the Mustang will be ready.

I should also add, dibs on being slowest bike there.

What kind of bike you got? I should bring the 02 R6, cuz there is no point in running my stang down the track....Not tell next year

Also make sure your car is clean and the wheel wells are cleaned out.

better take cover

I should also add, dibs on being slowest bike there.