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richban
15th January 2012, 10:12
Just watched the first Streetstock / bucket race at Timaur. Won by Nick Cain on a CBR bucket buy the looks. Looks like you can do the nat on a bucket now. Didn't know all rounds were now allowing buckets.

Yow Ling
15th January 2012, 10:25
Just watched the first Streetstock / bucket race at Timaur. Won by Nick Cain on a CBR bucket buy the looks. Looks like you can do the nat on a bucket now. Didn't know all rounds were now allowing buckets.

I think its just a club thing, last week there were 4 buckets and about 20 150s, both non championship classes, the new development class
if you want a trophy you gota get a prolite, similar speeds to 150s

Nick is pretty fast on his CBR

Hilleye
15th January 2012, 20:36
Just watched the first Streetstock / bucket race at Timaur. Won by Nick Cain on a CBR bucket buy the looks. Looks like you can do the nat on a bucket now. Didn't know all rounds were now allowing buckets.

Got the link?

Yow Ling
15th January 2012, 20:43
Got the link?

It was streaming, not sure if is available as a video on demand

TZ350
15th January 2012, 21:43
Just watched the first Streetstock / bucket race at Timaur. Won by Nick Cain on a CBR bucket buy the looks. Looks like you can do the nat on a bucket now. Didn't know all rounds were now allowing buckets.

Bucket wins over SS and Prolights..... well that will either get them banned or raise there profile to main stream.

Bert
15th January 2012, 21:59
Bucket wins over SS and Prolights..... well that will either get them banned or raise there profile to main stream.

I guess we all better put on a good show at the GP then... get your spray cans out boys; lets put those tatty SS to shame.:msn-wink:

gav
17th January 2012, 21:45
Yeah he won one race but I think he was the only bucket out there, mightve been one other but don't think he had a great day.
Nick is fast though, races one of the ex Aussie CBR150's and is usually faster than Al Hoogie! :eek5:

ajturbo
17th January 2012, 21:57
nick's a pussy.. wait till i'm down there... then you will see racing like you have never seen before............ or want to again:innocent:

koba
18th January 2012, 06:24
nick's a pussy.. wait till i'm down there... then you will see racing like you have never seen before............ or want to again:innocent:

:drinkup: AJ, back from the pub and full of bravado :drinknsin :msn-wink:

andrew a
18th January 2012, 06:37
Well done Nick good to see an F4 bike doing the win. Wasnt spoken about much by the comentators but good show.

jasonu
18th January 2012, 07:32
Wasnt spoken about much by the comentators but good show.

Probably because the commentators haven't heard of Bucket Racing or know what a Bucket Racer is all about.

Z1_ZPF_BOY
23rd January 2012, 21:49
Ill be honest, I race buckets and 250 prolite, and i enjoy buckets more =)

... Still on a 250 you're doing higher speeds, but cornering on a bucket wins hands down =P

bucketracer
24th January 2012, 08:43
... Still on a 250 you're doing higher speeds, but cornering on a bucket wins hands down =P

What sort of speeds do 250's get too? on the various tracks.

koba
24th January 2012, 20:51
What sort of speeds do 250's get too? on the various tracks.

My GSX250 (the later twin cylinder variety) managed a gnatscock over the ton in the sprints but was just shy of it std. RG150 was very slightly slower.

Top speed on a given track, while it is the first question the layman asks isn't really a useful performance measure. Lap times for prolites are on Mylaps.

bucketracer
26th January 2012, 11:18
It was a sneaky question to get some idea of how to gear our Buckets.

koba
27th January 2012, 17:45
It was a sneaky question to get some idea of how to gear our Buckets.

The highest it can pull would be a good start for longer tracks.