Well I had buckets on the new bike yesterday. TF125 engine with a TZR250 chassis. All went well until I locked up the front wheel trying to avoid a guy and bike sprawled across the track in front of me. Shouldn't be too bad to fix - Weld the footpeg, maybe a new front brake lever and new handlebar bung. The paint came out relatively unscathed apart from the back end - but that's covered by my number anyway. Otherwise it wasa great day!
Left home with one bike. Left the track with two. Dad bought a CT125 in an RG50 frame. The engine used to be in a side car and the guy would get it sideways around the corners. The guy we bought it off reckons it's pulling about 20-25 horses, so should be fun![]()





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Having said that I felt like I was going better in the second race, and bloody Stanko beat me to the line by less than half a wheel- you bastard! I had been dicing with some one, and had finally gotten clear and thought my position was safeish. Unbeknownst to me, Stanko had also passed the other guy and was stalking me, gradually making up ground. His bike is so FRICKEN quiet I had no idea he was there- stealth buckets should be banned LOL. I made a real mess of the dipper in the final lap, and then I heard a 4 stroke right behind me "FOUR STROKE????, WHAT FUGGEN 4 STROKE??" First chance I got I took a peep and saw Stanko. Uh-oh. Went round the sweeper as hard as I dared and kept it nailed. The stealth bucket had a little more speed and slowly inched past, with me yelling "NOOoooooooo!!! FUG OFF!!! STAY BEHIND ME YOU BASTARD!!!" and waving my left arm at him. Cold and impassive, the stealth bucket and it's rider continued their unstoppable mission and pipped me by inches. Well done Stanko, it was awesome! 
especially watching you try to wave him away like some bug that was annoying you!

yank tank at Glenorchy 2006 rally







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