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Quasievil
14th April 2005, 16:27
Whats the deal here, I have me race bike and plan on racing on the 8th May at aTaupo, I figure amongst 100 other things I need some numbers on my Bike ?
Where do I get them?
Do I think of a suitable number say 46 and whack it on my bike ? or is there a process for it ie motorcycle clubs issue it ?
Keen to hear your thoughts
White trash
14th April 2005, 17:05
First thing to do, is join a club and get a race licence.
Then ya need to learn to ride.
Then, contact the organisers for the meeting, and ask what entries have been received, what their numbers are, and who's cutting the quickest lap times in your class.
Then, choose the same number as that guy in the hope that the lap scorer gets confused.
Then, after you've efectively knicked the guys trophy, go and chat up his girlfriend in the hope of demoralising him further.
svs
14th April 2005, 17:32
what he said
MNZ dish out numbers but they are only required for national events, so pick any number you like. If pacific club don't like the number you pick (or it clashes with someone and they care) then they might ask you to change it.
Get 6" numbers from any bike shop, or use PVC tape. That's why I was no 11 in clubmans for first season :)
ajturbo
15th April 2005, 09:23
First thing to do,
ya need to learn to ride.
Then, contact the organisers for the meeting, and ask what entries have been received, what their numbers are, and who's cutting the quickest lap times in your class.
Then, choose the same number as that guy in the hope that the lap scorer gets confused.
Then, after you've efectively knicked the guys trophy, go and chat up his girlfriend in the hope of demoralising him further.
or better still..chat HIM up and make him really paranoid!!:lol:
That Guy
15th April 2005, 10:48
What they all said. You have to have a MNZ licence and that will give you a number no-one else has on their licence, so by rights you should be able to use that; turn up and race and if someone else has it they have to change not you; as they'll have a nunmber on their MNZ licence that they should be using.
Maximus
15th April 2005, 13:28
First thing to do, is join a club and get a race licence.
Then ya need to learn to ride.
Then, contact the organisers for the meeting, and ask what entries have been received, what their numbers are, and who's cutting the quickest lap times in your class.
Then, choose the same number as that guy in the hope that the lap scorer gets confused.
At last, there's hope for me after all!! :Punk:
That Guy
15th April 2005, 14:01
At last, there's hope for me after all!! :Punk:
Just long as that guy isn't this Guy. Not that you'd want my number. :lol:
Maximus
15th April 2005, 14:12
Just long as that guy isn't this Guy. Not that you'd want my number. :lol:
:lol: :banana:
Mate to be quite honest, ANYONES number would be better than mine!! It would just suck for the poor person that got confused with me. . . but then again anything to make me look better, rite? lol!
Quasievil
15th April 2005, 14:18
Okay right, seen as Im going in clubmans first, I choose (and remember this number)
I Choose
29
let it be known that this is me !!!!!!!:Punk:
oh and Jimmy get fucked son :msn-wink:
Maximus
15th April 2005, 14:37
:lol: I think 29 is my new "lucky" number . . . .:Pokey:
(Hope your gonna do me proud!! :whistle:)
bugjuice
15th April 2005, 15:08
I'm gonna come in at 28 then, cos I have to be one better :bleh:
White trash
15th April 2005, 15:17
oh and Jimmy get fucked son :msn-wink:
Ummmmm, that's not very friendly mate.
I'm telling my mum on you..............
Quasievil
15th April 2005, 15:43
Ummmmm, that's not very friendly mate.
I'm telling my mum on you..............
sorry fella apologies, I know your the sensitive type to, what was I thinking ?
I will give you some extra quasi dollars next week for the auction
Oh and a beer or ten:drinknsin
FROSTY
15th April 2005, 22:08
Quazi -dont sweat it dude -get real cheeky and use no 1
gav
15th April 2005, 22:26
Clubmans huh? Typical clubmans question, say what number should I use? Do you think these stickers will make me faster? Should I paint my lower fairings?
Be more concerned with getting your suspension, brakes and gearing sorted, think they only time top ten, so you won't need a number :whistle: , or they could even use transponders? I think as a rule the 1-10 numbers are allocated to those that finished in those positions in the Nationals, oh and theres usually some tosser running 46, 34, 17 or 19, and no matter how good a job you do, you usually end up having to put a gay looking 1 in front with dodgy electrical tape or something, so buy 3 digits so if you have to change it still looks good in the photos!
ricksta
16th April 2005, 00:17
do u have to have a full licence to join a club? and i'm guessing u have to have ur full to get ur racing licence?
what do u do when u join a club? why would u join one?
JohnBoy
16th April 2005, 08:47
do u have to have a full licence to join a club? and i'm guessing u have to have ur full to get ur racing licence?
what do u do when u join a club? why would u join one?
nope, i just recently got mine and they never asked me.
oh and for the record i am #12... clubmans, vic club winter series.
i wasnt aware of pacific club having a clumbmans class, Hmmmm i could do both.... nice, nice.
Quasievil
16th April 2005, 08:56
Clubmans huh? Typical clubmans question, say what number should I use? Do you think these stickers will make me faster? Should I paint my lower fairings?
Be more concerned with getting your suspension, brakes and gearing sorted, think they only time top ten, so you won't need a number :whistle: , or they could even use transponders? I think as a rule the 1-10 numbers are allocated to those that finished in those positions in the Nationals, oh and theres usually some tosser running 46, 34, 17 or 19, and no matter how good a job you do, you usually end up having to put a gay looking 1 in front with dodgy electrical tape or something, so buy 3 digits so if you have to change it still looks good in the photos!
Done all that, got the suspension soughted got the brakes soughted got everything soughted, may put a different sprocket on to lower gearing.
I already understand the requirements re catch bottles, sump ties filter ties and everything else.
Only thing I didnt understand was the numbers and hence I asked the question.
So stick ya "typical clubmans question" up you arse !! :shake: we all start sometime at the bottom and Im sure you needed to know some info well when you started as well ?
And yes I will look good in the photos,especially the day I whip your arse
I didnt ask about stickers for the fairings etc either:msn-wink: .
Racey Rider
16th April 2005, 08:58
do u have to have a full licence to join a club? and i'm guessing u have to have ur full to get ur racing licence?
what do u do when u join a club? why would u join one?
No. 13 year old can get a racing licence.
You miust have a membership in a MNZ affiliated club before you apply for a race licence.
The Current MNZ deal is $110 for the rest of this, and all next season.
BUT, ask about a "Club competition licence" only, as I see in the 05-06 form they sent me, they have two options. "Full Com.L." $90 or "Club Com. L." $50.
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