View Full Version : Methven - Buckets ruin another race meeting by dumping oil on the track!
Kickaha
3rd April 2010, 17:20
A Bucket dumps a huge load of oil on the track yet again causing massive delays and no doubt causing several of the crashes in the proceeding races...... Questions....
#1 Who scrutineers these things? Whilst some are very good, clean competition machines, others(most?) would be laughed out of the pits in any other country. Filthy, poorly built and maintained bikes should not be on the track especially at a national championship event.
#2 Who cares about Buckets? Watch the stand empty when they are up next, seriously. It is a perfect time to get a hotdog or take a piss which is exactly what 75% of the people seem to do. With so many exciting classes that would actually interest people, raced by modern bikes wtf are they even doing there?
#3 Where is it going? Is there any potential for any of these riders to move onwards overseas to international success?
Anyway, I'm oviously pissed at another meeting ruined by bikes that only 1% of people at best even cared were there.
woodyracer
3rd April 2010, 17:26
ha ha ha..........wow.... how creative...
Yow Ling
3rd April 2010, 17:37
Phoenixes bucket was fitted witha sidecar engine , there cant be any other explanation !
Actually the bucket guys did the classic guys a service , after the alledged incident at least they had a line to follow.
Who would have thought 1 litre would go so far.
Cams club did a great job organising the meet 99% of the spectators came to see the buckets and wernt disapointed, good racing a bit of carnage and great SI weather
Buckets4Me
3rd April 2010, 17:42
A sidecar dumps a huge load of oil on the track yet again causing massive delays and no doubt causing several of the crashes in the proceeding races...... Questions....
#1 Who scrutineers these things? Whilst some are very good, clean competition machines, others(most?) would be laughed out of the pits in any other country. Filthy, poorly built and maintained bikes should not be on the track especially at a national championship event..
same people that scrutineer those good looking F4 bikes
#2 Who cares about sidecars Watch the stand empty when they are up next, seriously. It is a perfect time to get a hotdog or take a piss which is exactly what 75% of the people seem to do. With so many exciting classes that would actually interest people, raced by modern bikes wtf are they even doing there?
A lot of the F4 bike riders
#3 Where is it going? Is there any potential for any of these riders to move onwards overseas to international success?
who cares keep racing
Anyway, I'm oviously pissed at another meeting ruined by bikes that only 100% of people at best even cared were there.
well so am I ( I missed seeing it all happen)
Bikernereid
3rd April 2010, 17:44
As a spectator I enjoyed the day out. Yes some people get a bit pissy if they have to wait to watch races but this happens at all levels of racing, not just buckets! Recently I remember reading a thread where everyone was slating the side cars for ruin a race day. If you don't have the patience to wait then maybe you shouldn't be going racing, it is par for the course and has been for the last 36 years that I know of..both here and in the UK. I think that the bucket racers have the same right to race as anyone else, everyone has to start somewhere!!
lostinflyz
3rd April 2010, 17:46
i see a buckets vs sidecars grudge match on the cards. Most finishers wins (loser cleans up). hehehe.
Buckets4Me
3rd April 2010, 17:49
i see a buckets vs sidecars grudge match on the cards. Most finishers wins (loser cleans up). hehehe.
there are far to many Buckets for the sidecars guys to have a chance
anyway I like sidecars. I have no problem with them at all or Kickaha for that matter. He has a point and so do I
it's not just the F4 bike (infact it rearly has anything to do with them)
woodyracer
3rd April 2010, 18:00
buckets rock, as bucketracer said, we have many top riders
if it wasnt for buckets i wouldnt be in big bikes as i am now....
Ivan
3rd April 2010, 19:59
Kick Classic Thread hahahhaa
I want to know how the hell you managed to post this thread without pissing yourself? Oh wait, maybe you did ....
Bikemad
3rd April 2010, 20:41
have just purchased a bucket and after riding it have to say i dont think i would want to run it on a full size track................looking forward to a go at Mt wgtn kart track tho
Buddha#81
3rd April 2010, 20:46
It was a shit meeting untill we got the excitment of a oil slick to contend with......... Well done DC (1st) Glen(2nd) and Bren(3rd) Brens was a top effort getting third when he never finished a race.
Genie
3rd April 2010, 20:58
A Buckets dumps a huge load of oil on the track yet again causing massive delays and no doubt causing several of the crashes in the proceeding races...... Questions....
#1 Who scrutineers these things? Whilst some are very good, clean competition machines, others(most?) would be laughed out of the pits in any other country. Filthy, poorly built and maintained bikes should not be on the track especially at a national championship event.
#2 Who cares about Buckets? Watch the stand empty when they are up next, seriously. It is a perfect time to get a hotdog or take a piss which is exactly what 75% of the people seem to do. With so many exciting classes that would actually interest people, raced by modern bikes wtf are they even doing there?
#3 Where is it going? Is there any potential for any of these riders to move onwards overseas to international success?
Anyway, I'm oviously pissed at another meeting ruined by bikes that only 1% of people at best even cared were there.
hahahahhaha, copy and paste....get over it ....it happens.
How about you be grateful you were there! Some may had planned to be there and would loved to have basked in the delay!
Skunk
3rd April 2010, 21:41
It was a shit meeting...Well, you should be here then.
Kickaha
3rd April 2010, 21:47
Well, you should be here then.
Yeah I see you guys don't even need oil to crash
onearmedbandit
3rd April 2010, 22:03
same people that scrutineer those fithy side cars (remember Hampton downs. Stoped the racing for quite a long time)
there where more buckets at the TRRS than anything els 45+
and not one of them droped oil anywhere (the sidecars caused a stir the year before with all the stones they threw up on the track)
probably more than the side cars
Avalon
kenith jones
Karl M
Dave M
Gary C
to name a few that I remember racing buckets up here in auckland
Stop winging and go talk to the filthy few that need the good rev up
it's no one I know (only bucket to ever drop oil at Taupo trrs was from chrischurch that I know off)
thats 3 meating that the sidecar guy mad a mess of that I've been to
Taupo
Paeroa
Hampton downs
Dude, click here (http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/121069-Hampton-Downs-Sidechairs-ruin-another-race-meeting-by-dumping-oil-on-the-track!) to get in on the joke. All will be revealed.
Buckets4Me
4th April 2010, 07:04
thats not what I posted
please stop changing what people say thank you
:) :) :)
ellipsis
4th April 2010, 16:38
...there has been a bit of discussion at "high level" as to whether it was dribbly oil or oily dribble. We are seriously thinking of banning all oil products at our future meetings ...
Kickaha
4th April 2010, 16:44
...there has been a bit of discussion at "high level" as to whether it was dribbly oil or oily dribble. We are seriously thinking of banning all oil products at our future meetings ...
Two strokes only, ban the filthy oil dropping four strokes
timg
4th April 2010, 17:21
Two strokes only, ban the filthy oil dropping four strokes Twas a suicidal bloody too smokey that caused the oil problem :devil2: throwing itself under a mighty FXR and releasing it's life blood. Two strokes are dead FXR's will rule the world :lol:
TZ350
4th April 2010, 18:13
FXR's rule the world :lol:
..........."maybe for now"........but plans are afoot.........in dark corners there are 2-Strokes plotting and scheming.........:shifty:
JMemonic
4th April 2010, 18:27
That poor bucket gave its life's blood to provide the spectacle that followed in the later races, not really sure that it held up the proceedings after all the officials just seemed to take it as a break time.
I did have to spend time with the rider of the said bucket who was contemplating committing seppuku but was thankfully talked out of by being convinced the the bike had given enough blood.
Pumba
5th April 2010, 07:28
Fucken Gold :clap:
Ghost_Bullet
5th April 2010, 11:43
Twas a suicidal bloody too smokey that caused the oil problem :devil2: throwing itself under a mighty FXR and releasing it's life blood. Two strokes are dead FXR's will rule the world :lol:
Suicial!!! UH I think there should have been a flag waved to slow people down, maybe there was?? maybe not???
A great day of it all I say, all I spoke to were lovin it.
Maybe it is time to add a class, vespa's
Muzzab
6th April 2010, 15:55
Suicial!!! UH I think there should have been a flag waved to slow people down, maybe there was?? maybe not???
A great day of it all I say, all I spoke to were lovin it.
Maybe it is time to add a class, vespa's
Scooter racing.....could be fun!!
Mudflaps
6th April 2010, 17:02
HA, nothing like a bit bucket slagging humor!!
I'm wondering now if you were serious the first time you wrote it though?
Buckets4Me
6th April 2010, 18:28
HA, nothing like a bit bucket slagging humor!!
I'm wondering now if you were serious the first time you wrote it though?
sits in his chair all day long complaining about other people
Kickaha
6th April 2010, 19:40
I'm wondering now if you were serious the first time you wrote it though?
The first time? I just cut and pasted what some muppet posted about the sidecars and changed a few words
Mudflaps
6th April 2010, 19:47
The first time? I just cut and pasted what some muppet posted about the sidecars and changed a few words
Oh heck, didn't look to see who wrote it the first time, and figured it was you. Sorry.
That thread when it was originally posted was a shambles.
Your avitar photo and the story behind it is epic!! I'd have that framed in my lounge if it was me riding...and yes I would be allowed (the wife wouldn't get a choice!!)
The Speedy Sparky
17th April 2010, 21:05
Good Point, most of the people I saw crash didn't need oil to do so. s*&t happens in motorcycle racing, get over it or get out and do something else. The oil certainly wasn't a problem on the track, and I had the throttle on pretty hard, both before and after the oil spill. Good show the bucket racers. Spoken by a non bucket guy.
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