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    Pocketbike Racing Mt Wgtn Go-Kart Track

    Pocketbike/Minimoto/Pitbike racing at Mt Wellington Go-Kart Track
    Pitbikes will race with the buckets.

    11th August, Saturday.
    8.30am sign on, till 4pm approx.
    AMCC/MNZ members, free practice. $10 to race.
    Everyone else, $20 for the day.

    Please ensure you have proper safety gear.
    Full face helmet.
    Knee/Elbow pads.
    Shoes that cover the ankles.
    Gloves.
    Long sleeves and long pants. No T-Shirts or shorts.

    Any questions, please feel free to ask.
    Granma

    Motorbike racing...thrills, spills and heaps of fun.

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    Quote Originally Posted by granma2 View Post
    Pocketbike/Minimoto/Pitbike racing at Mt
    10th August, Saturday.
    Saturday is the 11th.

    Will be there with the pit bike if I can sort out some half decent suspension, tires, and a carb.

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    Can you adjust your suspension? If you can harden it up you will be fine.
    What size wheels have you got? We have a set of 10" tyres for cheap. I think they were only used twice.
    Granma

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    I was there this month on the Sat and the rear shock was so crap I decided to replace it. I bought a set of 10" wheels and tyres, just need to replace the tyres with something with a half decent profile and grip. Should get all this sorted by the 11th.

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    Ours are a set of Pirelli 10" motard tyres. They are a softish compound. If you want em you can have em for $20. They cost us quite a bit new.

    We only replaced them cause we changed to 12" wheels.
    Granma

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    No relation to Shelracing? I was going to give him (Steve?) a call about some 10" tyres he said he had left over.

    $20 sounds good to me, any chance of picking them up next weekend?

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    Hay Boostin
    Steve is Granma2's man lol great couple to chat to... they have a big love for the buckets

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    Quote Originally Posted by boostin View Post
    No relation to Shelracing? I was going to give him (Steve?) a call about some 10" tyres he said he had left over.

    $20 sounds good to me, any chance of picking them up next weekend?
    Yes and Yes. call/txt Steve 0272796933.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gadgit View Post
    Hay Boostin
    Steve is Granma2's man lol great couple to chat to... they have a big love for the buckets
    Hey Gadgit, Troy has got his Polini up for sale...Know anyone who can loan me $1500.. LOL

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    OO man witch one his 4.2 or the GP3??? $1500 is a good price for the 4.2 and down right cheeeeep for the GP3 lol

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    Its the one his son rode I think. I rode it at Silverdale Indoor track and it was LOVE AT FIRST RIDE!!!

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    Hi Granma, at the last meeting we spoke briefly about my daughter having a go on the track on her minibike. Is that still a possibility, she will have all the required gear
    Thanks
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    I'm one of the worlds best riders. I can wheelie, I can stoppie, I can stunt, hell I can get my shoulder down. I could keep up with Rossie if I wanted to race.

    Then I go from bed to bike and somehow it all turns to crap.

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    While I am on the subject, in one of the previous threads about Mt Wellington track I saw someone offer a ride on their bucket to try it out. I have to admit to being extremely interested in bucket racing as it might be easier on my poor old bod than dirt biking so I was wondering if some kind sole would be prepared to let me have a go to try it out (please please grovel grovel) I have done the occasional track day etc but never racing and this looks closer to my budget.
    I have all the required gear
    Anyone????????
    I'm one of the worlds best riders. I can wheelie, I can stoppie, I can stunt, hell I can get my shoulder down. I could keep up with Rossie if I wanted to race.

    Then I go from bed to bike and somehow it all turns to crap.

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    do it. that was a wicked weekend!!
    Sorry Officer - I wasn't speeding, i was qualifying...

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    Quote Originally Posted by PZR View Post
    While I am on the subject, in one of the previous threads about Mt Wellington track I saw someone offer a ride on their bucket to try it out. I have to admit to being extremely interested in bucket racing as it might be easier on my poor old bod than dirt biking so I was wondering if some kind sole would be prepared to let me have a go to try it out (please please grovel grovel) I have done the occasional track day etc but never racing and this looks closer to my budget.
    I have all the required gear
    Anyone????????
    So how did you like it then!!!!
    I guess your daughter is going to hound you for a pocketbike now. She certainly didn't want to get off, that's for sure. By the time she's 13 she will be on a bucket.
    On Sunday, Carl Willis came down and has a bucket for sale. Steve has his dad's phone number, so if your interested just let me know.
    Ellen.

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