Good effort - I do like steelie bikes.

I've got the replace my clutch still on no9 and generally service the beast...better get my shit together and sort it.

is there any electricity in the pit lane?
At our place? For tyre heater.

Michael

Michael i think everyone that runs them brings generators - all you hear all day is the delightful sound of bloody generators.

I've just got to do a few things...
Build a loom
Service
Set carbs up (ether balance just as they are or fit the HRC parts and dyno
Sort some rearsets and a rear brake
Bleed clutch and front brakes
Service front forks

Easy

I have to rebuilt my engine and waiting for parts

Michael

mruehl34 wrote:I have to rebuilt my engine and waiting for parts

Michael

It's all exciting.
We've got to leave for the TT early Friday morning and both our bikes are completely in bits and waiting for parts!

Not waiting for carbon mate!

Michael, don't worry about tire warmers, track seems quite good for grip and not too abrasive .

You wont want to use tyres warmers where we camp anyway as by the time you've got to tarmac you'll have half a ton of mud and gravel stuck to your tyres

Variablevalves suck wrote:Not waiting for carbon mate!

Michael, don't worry about tire warmers, track seems quite good for grip and not too abrasive .

For sure, Carbon is here and looking epic.


I agree on warmers, I didn't use mine, too far from the adamantly area, they hold you for ages and there's plenty of time in a track day session, not likes its quali or a race.

Drunkn Munky wrote:You wont want to use tyres warmers where we camp anyway as by the time you've got to tarmac you'll have half a ton of mud and gravel stuck to your tyres

lol so true.
besides it will be either 30 degrees and seriously unbearably hot - or pissing down so hard you will need a Yamaha FX1 to make it to the pit lane