Endurance race 22/11 Kaitoke definite

**Mudflaps** · 23rd November 2009, 22:17

[QUOTE=Trudes;1129531212]I rode a whole season on that fucked up thing, so HTFU!!

Just kidding!

Lol. To that I have nothing to say!!

I still left 50% for rider error, if you think that should be higher, just say!

I have so say a big thanks to Bert also for offering to help me fix up Rangi...

Yeah he is good like that. Great guy to have around. He is the man, and the whole reason I got into buckets!!! If I wasn't already married...

**Bert** · 24th November 2009, 05:28

I'd really like to thank everyone that organised the event. great venue for bucket racing; make sure you keep the Kart boys happy, so you don't end up losing the track again...

Great day, nice to get back out and play (wobble around) on buckets, thanks Dave for pairing up with me; not that I did much. Nice to meet some of you and catch up with some of the older guys. no doubt I'll be seeing more of me next year; now I have the bug again.

Also must say "bigups" to =CJ= (#8A), whom I calculated to be the first "B" grade rider home in the endurance race (only B grader to go the full distance

); only his third time out bucket racing & did the whole thing by himself....

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm hearing about it no end at work....

**xr-rider** · 24th November 2009, 07:07

Originally Posted by Bert

Also must say "bigups" to =CJ= (#8A), whom I calculated to be the first "B" grade rider home in the endurance race (only B grader to go the full distance

); only his third time out bucket racing & did the whole thing by himself....

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm hearing about it no end at work....

Im a B grader and done the whole thing on my own. im still sore this morning

**cmac** · 24th November 2009, 08:49

Thanks to all who put the day together

I had a great day (even if my gear shift broke at about 1 hour) and I really enjoyed riding a new track. I've only ridden Ruapuna and Levels previously so this was completely different - no chance of a rest down the straight

.
I must say that it was nice to be amongst such a nice group of people - thanks for making Wallace and myself so welcome.
Got back to Christchurch at about 4:30 am, staggered inside and had a nice long bath.
Can't wait for the next time.

**Sketchy_Racer** · 24th November 2009, 09:31

Originally Posted by cmac

Thanks to all who put the day together

I had a great day (even if my gear shift broke at about 1 hour) and I really enjoyed riding a new track. I've only ridden Ruapuna and Levels previously so this was completely different - no chance of a rest down the straight

.
I must say that it was nice to be amongst such a nice group of people - thanks for making Wallace and myself so welcome.
Got back to Christchurch at about 4:30 am, staggered inside and had a nice long bath.
Can't wait for the next time.

It was awesome to have you guys up for the meeting! I hope you enjoyed the track, I imagine it would feel a bit tighter than the tracks you have ridden down south!

Cheers,

Glen

**F5 Dave** · 24th November 2009, 11:24

Originally Posted by richban

. . . . Would have missed the hole enduro.
. . . .

There was a Hole enduro? Is that like a donut eating contest? You're a bit too skinny for that I would think.

**Kendog** · 24th November 2009, 11:34

Originally Posted by Bert

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm hearing about it no end at work....

I am also B grade and finshed the race riding solo (minus a couple of stops to refit the carb)

**Trudes** · 24th November 2009, 12:37

Yeah, us B graders are hard core alright!!!

**Bert** · 24th November 2009, 16:53

Originally Posted by Bert

.....
Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, as I'm hearing about it no end at work....

Sweet, I stand corrected.

**Number One** · 24th November 2009, 19:01

HARD CORE!!!

**Trudes** · 24th November 2009, 19:09

I still need to find out how to Un-see things!!!!

**Kendog** · 25th November 2009, 21:02

Originally Posted by nudemetalz

Secondly, thanks to everyone who attended yesterday and made it the awesome day it was. Even though I wasn't racing I had a ball watching everyone enjoying themselves.
The backwards-running Lemans start was an absolute hoot !!!

Are you able to post up the bike numbers and laps, I didn't hear my bike number during the presentation so am curious.

**nudemetalz** · 26th November 2009, 07:30

Originally Posted by Kendog

Are you able to post up the bike numbers and laps, I didn't hear my bike number during the presentation so am curious.

Sure.

Place race# Laps

1- 47 - 143
2- 31 - 140
3- 8 - 133
4- 49 - 132
5- 45 - 128
6- 72 - 120
7- 9 - 120
8- 77 - 112
9- 141 - 109
10- 8A - 105
11- 21 - 102
12- 37 - 96
13- 38 - 84
14- 79 - 81
15- 13 - 75
16- 96 - 70
17- 28 - 68
18- 18 - 61
19- 16 - 37
20- 27 - 31