Zen wisdom: No matter what happens, somebody will find a way to take it too seriously. - obviously had KB in mind when he came up with that gem
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity
Stay out of your pits next time ehpeople r trying to change tires...
PS: who was the nice guy on the 1198 who lent me his oil clamp? Need to buy him a round next time.
Well AMCC can suck my .... na all goodI'm sure that lockwiring ur oil filter was optional... still I see y ud do it dont get me wrong. Im cool with it. Just though I read it was optional. Thanks for putting up with my noob questions Graham. I was asking the guys in the pit next to me questions like whats that flouroscent flag do? and the white one? and the blue one? and how many practices will there be? haha no one tells u these things!
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So thats why the racers ignore the flags?
Green: GO!
White: last lap
Checkered: hope you saw the white, race complete
Blue (held for slow rider): faster rider coming up behind, hold your line and expect them to pass
Yellow (Stationary): Caution, be prepared to slow down, incident ahead (no passing)
Yellow (Waved): Caution, be prepared to stop, incident right ahead (no passing)
Yellow and Red: Slippery surface flag, otherwise called oil. Something on track, when you're sliding you know you've hit it
Red: Race stopped, return to pits slowly
White with Red Cross: Ambulance on track - ie, incident, be careful
That covers most of them...
Originally Posted by Jane Omorogbe from UK MSN on the KTM990SM
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