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    150 STREETSTOCK at WANGANUI

    Hi guys,

    Ben from MOTORAD has asked me to post up here to see who's interested in a 150 streetstock class at Wanganui in Dec.

    We need 20-25 'pre-confirmed entries' ie names on paper before mnz/Tri series organisers will decide whether to run the class or not.

    please email Ben the following detai ls to:

    Parts@Motorad.co.nz

    Name,
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    Age,
    NZ driver Licenses held
    (I am told you Need either Full Car or Full Motorcycle)


    This is a great chance to see some 'street stock' bikes racing on the streets!

    Unfortunatly the Driver License's that need to be held will count out some of our younger riders, soo if you know someone with a suitable bike get them interested or even beg/borrow their bike for yourself!

    Cheers

    Paddy

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    i wonder if the VIC club would let me use their bike for this???

    will ask at the next meeting....

    i'll be good advertising, as i will be going so slow... heaps of time for the crowd to see any sponsors name...


    what a ride so far!!!!

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    does this include 250cc inline 4's??
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    Hmm, me and Malcolm talked about this after the last round after you'd told me about it. TBH I dont believe I am riding anywhere near well enough to race Wanga's this year. Next year definately! Malcolm is definately keen and I think we may be able to convince him to take the 150 instead of the 400 this year. Anyway, we will already have 2 150's and a bucket for TRRS, so they'll be no room for the VFR too...

    If it came down to the fact that they needed more people to make it happen then I would definately just go out there and give it my best so it could happen.

    There are going to be a few people that probably will be against a streetstock150 class @ Wanga's so it's going to be interesting to see how they've 'made way' for this to happen.... hmmm
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    Quote Originally Posted by speights_bud View Post
    Hi guys,

    Ben from MOTORAD has asked me to post up here to see who's interested in a 150 streetstock class at Wanganui in Dec.

    We need 20-25 'pre-confirmed entries' ie names on paper before mnz/Tri series organisers will decide whether to run the class or not.

    please email Ben the following detai ls to:

    Parts@Motorad.co.nz

    Name,
    Contact Number,
    Age,
    NZ driver Licenses held
    (I am told you Need either Full Car or Full Motorcycle)


    This is a great chance to see some 'street stock' bikes racing on the streets!

    Unfortunatly the Driver License's that need to be held will count out some of our younger riders, soo if you know someone with a suitable bike get them interested or even beg/borrow their bike for yourself!

    Cheers

    Paddy
    If the road closure is done properly (local council act 1972) which is all thats required for Wangas as no roads are under the jurisdiction of Transit NZ.Then you dont need a civil licence.However I doubt MNZ will allow it as it would be too dangerous for the younger riders

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    Why is Racing on a Street Circuit more dangerous than Racing on a race track?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duke girl View Post
    Why is Racing on a Street Circuit more dangerous than Racing on a race track?
    Less run off, kerbs, road markings, potholes at a start I guess these could be valid reasons?.. I guess you could also assume that they are only really wanting "older" riders with more experience on the road. But I get what you're saying!
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    not a racer, but keen to see anything new on the track. explain for me what exactly streetstock is?

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    hi speights bud, just a reminder we are still running the s/stocks at the TRRS, & so far over 30 bikes entered in the combined buckets/ s/stocks. & if i remember rightly you only just got in as a reserve last year.. only a reminder mate.

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    Well if you dont have the S/S numbers maybe we could throw a few buckets in there to make them up

    For the record Qkkid was in my bed, not the other way round

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pumba View Post
    Well if you dont have the S/S numbers maybe we could throw a few buckets in there to make them up
    Great idea! They could open the gates and let spectators through every 2nd lap then...
    "Some people are like clouds, once they fuck off, it's a great day!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket View Post
    Great idea! They could open the gates and let spectators through every 2nd lap then...
    Ohhh, come on thats just mean

    For the record Qkkid was in my bed, not the other way round

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pumba View Post
    Ohhh, come on thats just mean
    Yeah, but I am a bitch and I reckon that seeing as I race both buckets and streetstock I am allowed to mock!
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    Quote Originally Posted by sunhuntin View Post
    not a racer, but keen to see anything new on the track. explain for me what exactly streetstock is?
    Streetstock is an entry level class aimed at 150cc twostrokes that were produced about 5 years ago. Cheap racing with very minimal mods and add-ons eg no tyre warmers - road tyres only etc. The Vic Club experimented with 250cc four strokes in the class and these have been successful.

    Fun close CHEAP racing = street stock.

    http://avalonpics.com for great pics !

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    Quote Originally Posted by WarrenW View Post
    Streetstock is an entry level class aimed at 150cc twostrokes that were produced about 5 years ago. Cheap racing with very minimal mods and add-ons eg no tyre warmers - road tyres only etc. The Vic Club experimented with 250cc four strokes in the class and these have been successful.

    Fun close CHEAP racing = street stock.
    Nearly Warren, but no cigar.
    Streetstock 150 was indeed introduced as an entry level class with the aim of using the 150cc 2-stroke commuter bikes that Suzuki and Kawasaki imported for one, maybe two years. The last year that Suzuki made these bikes was I believe 1998, so they are all getting quite long in the tooth now.
    They first made an appearance at the Suzuki Central Series back in 1998 or 1999.
    Newer bikes are now being targetted for the Streetstock class with the omission of the 150 in the name. These bikes at MNZ level are 250cc 2 cylinder 4 strokes (Hyosung GTR, Kawasaki GPX etc) as they can be bought new and are actually not bad bikes. VMCC introduced the use of 250cc 4 cylinder 4 stroke race replicas, but that has really only caught on at VMCC and maybe Canterbury(??). These bikes are also getting pretty old now, so the future lies in the 250cc 2 cylinder bikes it seems.
    In Australia they are using, quite widely, the Honda CBR150, but Honda NZ only imports the CBR125 here.

    I rode a Kawasaki KR150 at Wanganui back in like 2002 or something (cheers to the big fella Mr Sully), and save for a warped brake disc, it was more fun than rolling with a gaggle of hookers in a jelly bowl! Yee haar!!

    But the youth issues such as inexperience should be considered carefully, and the liability issues are also more pronounced.

    My own opinion is that Streetstock riders aged 15 to 18 only, with at least 10 meetings on closed circuits should be allowed to enter Streetstock at Wanganui, so that (and now I wait for the howls of protest from the old farts) maybe this one event (and maybe Paeroa also??) could be used to showcase youth-only racing.

    Furthermore, I would be keen to see all of the Streetstock entries pitted in the same place together so the public can come and see them and chat and maybe gain some converts.

    If it comes to pass that they decide to allow Streetstock entries, I will organise this part of it and corral the kids if anyone is keen.

    Enjoy.
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