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057rxz
24th February 2012, 10:04
Whats it like racing bigger bikes these days? 600+

Im fresh from the states as some of your may already know and im very interested to get into racing over seeing thats all i ever did in the US.

Are there websites? forums or anything to follow the racing scene....

Regards............

ellipsis
24th February 2012, 10:07
...hmmmm...

Billy
24th February 2012, 10:10
Whats it like racing bigger bikes these days? 600+

Im fresh from the states as some of your may already know and im very interested to get into racing over seeing thats all i ever did in the US.

Are there websites? forums or anything to follow the racing scene....

Regards............

www.mnz.co.nz or ww.nzsbk.com,There are others but these are the 2 you will need to visit the most,Good luck

pritch
24th February 2012, 10:14
http://www.silverbullet.co.nz/

gixerracer
24th February 2012, 10:31
Whats it like racing bigger bikes these days? 600+

Im fresh from the states as some of your may already know and im very interested to get into racing over seeing thats all i ever did in the US.

Are there websites? forums or anything to follow the racing scene....

Regards............

Best advice is stay off this site! Its full of advice from dick heads that mostly wouldnt no the first thing about racing motorbikes.
Except me I no everything:facepalm:

worm13
24th February 2012, 11:12
Best advice is stay off this site! Its full of advice from dick heads that mostly wouldnt no the first thing about racing motorbikes.
Except me I no everything:facepalm:

Not quite everything... where should we start, wheres trashie haha

jellywrestler
24th February 2012, 11:26
Except me I no everything:facepalm:

everything that is except for how to spell know...

onearmedbandit
24th February 2012, 11:51
everything that is except for how to spell know...

The ability to spell correctly is not required to be a good racer. Nor, as outlined here, is it a requirement of being a good crasher.

Crasherfromwayback
24th February 2012, 12:24
, is it a requirement of being a good crasher.

You called?

Kickaha
24th February 2012, 18:16
Except me I no everything:facepalm:

Except how to stay on a bike at race pace :bleh:

jrandom
24th February 2012, 18:24
Whats it like racing bigger bikes these days? 600+

Expensive.

gixerracer
24th February 2012, 18:37
Except how to stay on a bike at race pace :bleh:

Homo yet again you stand corrected:innocent:

1 56 Craig Shirriffs 15 16:39.100 1:05.727 3 166.124
2 2 Robbie Bugden 15 16:41.264 2.164 1:05.962 7 165.532
3 1 Andrew Stroud 15 16:45.962 6.862 1:05.667 3 166.275
4 21 Nick Cole 15 16:48.892 9.792 1:06.306 2 164.673
5 61 Hayden Fitzgerald 15 16:51.902 12.802 1:06.607 3 163.929
6 36 Ray Clee 15 16:52.821 13.721 1:06.444 14 164.331
7 D Dan Stauffer 15 16:53.744 14.644 1:06.392 2 164.460
8 77 James Smith 15 16:58.501 19.401 1:06.944 2 163.103
9 11 Tony Rees 15 17:00.197 21.097 1:07.303 3 162.233
10 6 Sloan Frost 15 17:06.961 27.861 1:06.624 2 163.887
11 366 Ryan Hampton 15 17:10.400 31.300 1:07.818 10 161.002
12 41 Rhys Holmes 15 17:23.010 43.910 1:08.657 4 159.034
13 911 Dion Sellers 15 17:44.372 1:05.272 1:07.827 7 160.980
14 93 Graham Bastow 14 17:38.867 1 Lap 1:14.616 2 146.333

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worm13
24th February 2012, 19:18
No date so it doesnt count :bleh:

Kickaha
24th February 2012, 19:35
Homo yet again you stand corrected:innocent:
1 56 Craig Shirriffs 15 16:39.100 1:05.727 3 166.124



So you got lucky once :finger:

gixerracer
24th February 2012, 20:26
So you got lucky once :finger:

Nek minit :facepalm:

Pos No. Name Laps Total time Diff Best time In lap Best speed
1 1 Andrew Stroud 20 22:17.556 1:05.876 18 165.748
2 2 Robbie Bugden 20 22:17.804 0.248 1:05.989 16 165.464
3 61 Hayden Fitzgerald 20 22:36.245 18.689 1:06.892 2 163.230
4 6 Sloan Frost 20 22:40.184 22.628 1:07.269 8 162.315
5 36 Ray Clee 20 22:41.261 23.705 1:07.184 18 162.521
6 21 Nick Cole 20 22:46.386 28.830 1:07.258 12 162.342
7 11 Tony Rees 20 22:48.945 31.389 1:07.594 11 161.535
8 366 Ryan Hampton 20 23:03.082 45.526 1:07.889 9 160.833
9 93 Graham Bastow 18 22:45.076 2 Laps 1:14.428 18 146.703
Not classified (65% = 13 Laps)
DNF 77 James Smith 8 10:36.788 1:07.308 2 162.221
DNF 56 Craig Shirriffs 5 5:36.880 1:05.951 4 165.559
DNF 41 Rhys Holmes 2 2:24.407 1:09.185 2 157.820
DNF D Dan Stauffer

Robert Taylor
24th February 2012, 20:31
Im going to stick up for Craig. He has won 2 600cc National titles and Battle of the Streets titles, improbable likelihoods for most.

gixerracer
24th February 2012, 20:34
Im going to stick up for Craig. He has won 2 600cc National titles and Battle of the Streets titles, improbable likelihoods for most.

Yea bitches :love:

Kickaha
24th February 2012, 20:36
Nek minit :facepalm:
DNF 56 Craig Shirriffs 5 5:36.880 1:05.951 4 165.559


You need trainer wheels, ever considered sidecars :whistle:

Robert Taylor
24th February 2012, 23:03
You need trainer wheels, ever considered sidecars :whistle:

if you gave a caveman a piece of paper and a pencil it would seriously be in doubt that he would design something with 3 wheels. If he did he would need councelling for sure.

jellywrestler
25th February 2012, 07:55
if you gave a caveman a piece of paper and a pencil

First thing said Caveman would probably do is use the pencil to scratch in his ear and the paper to wipe his date, both things would've been a more urgent luxury at the time than transport.
Mind you if you demonstrated to said caveman the function of the two i'd put money on it that he'd sit down and sketch Mt Egmont, after all that's where cavemen mostly reside isn't it?

kittytamer
25th February 2012, 11:02
As ever, loads of really useful information has been provided for 057rxz to get amongst it!:facepalm:

The sticky thread in this section IS full of useful information: http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/3032-Going-racing-Here-s-what-you-need.

First thing is to join your local club, talk to them and they should point you in the right direction.

057rxz
25th February 2012, 17:01
everything that is except for how to spell know...

Here come the thread hijackers

wayne
28th February 2012, 11:52
do side cars race ?

jellywrestler
28th February 2012, 12:06
Here come the thread hijackers
they were here way before that...

If you're keen Hampton Downs 16-18th march then the following weekend at Taupo, the final two rounds of the New Zealand road race nationals.

Kickaha
28th February 2012, 16:45
do side cars race ?

Very rarely and even then with such shit numbers you'd wonder why they bother

quickbuck
28th February 2012, 16:53
Very rarely and even then with such shit numbers you'd wonder why they bother

I thought they just went out to do demonstration laps at every track getting their machines ready for the street circuits....