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  1. #46
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    Henk you were a born swinger mate. I hope my 20 second brief on were to hang and which way to go did the trick. Might not make tomorrow, bikes need a bit of work. I have a new engine on the bench for the blue rig (well an old engine but more reliable) so will do a swap. White rig just needs a small bit of work on the front, wont have a front brake but we didnt use it today anyway.
    Just to let every one know me and Cam were really gratefull for all the nice comments from everyone. And a very big thanks to Squiggles for giving us a run even after filpping, and another very big thanks to John Conner for the time on the track and again making it worth while.
    Cheers. B.

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    Well you must be talking to Henk, not me cause, I dont remeber any 20sec brief!!!!!

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

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazzza View Post
    Henk you were a born swinger mate. I hope my 20 second brief on were to hang and which way to go did the trick. Might not make tomorrow, bikes need a bit of work. I have a new engine on the bench for the blue rig (well an old engine but more reliable) so will do a swap. White rig just needs a small bit of work on the front, wont have a front brake but we didnt use it today anyway.
    Just to let every one know me and Cam were really gratefull for all the nice comments from everyone. And a very big thanks to Squiggles for giving us a run even after filpping, and another very big thanks to John Conner for the time on the track and again making it worth while.
    Cheers. B.

    You guys were naturals......god that looked like fun!!!
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    I dont know if any one noticed but I had a secret weapon, no one can pass you when you lay down a smoke screen, sorry Henk I think you also copped the smoke... Mind you that was before part of the exhaust fell off, and the catch bottle, and the screws holding the paneling, and the font brake, and other various bits and bobs. Sorry to Pumba, he did great considering he got no instructions... although that could explain the odd leaning style on number two picture.

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    I'd do that again anytime, might want to come up with some way to communicate

    1. I'm shattered
    2. Bits of the bike are falling off
    3. I'm a heavy smoker but this is getting silly.

    I so want to go and build one now. You may have started something big.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Henk View Post
    I'd do that again anytime, might want to come up with some way to communicate

    1. I'm shattered
    2. Bits of the bike are falling off
    3. I'm a heavy smoker but this is getting silly.

    I so want to go and build one now. You may have started something big.
    NO. Unless your parents are keen on you moving back home, and that way I'll have some room in the garage for my new bikes. Then again, I guess they're off for a while soon, so you could move back there and your mum won't kick you out when they get back.

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    http://www.flickr.com/photos/hz13/47...7624307014678/
    I think that sums up why we need some bracing

    Anyone catch a pic of the flip? We wont be there tomorrow but will hopefully come to race next month


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    Hey guy's thanks for the go on sidecar today( the white one) had a blast, def keen on another go, Was awesome, but as Henk said, way harder than getting a bucket around! Still grinning just thinking about it.

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    I was the swinger on this one back in the day. Ended up being more work than fun in the end though.
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    Yeah hard work for sure,
    problem I had was trying to work out how to position myself to be able switch back to the left without getting my feet too tangled up,

    may have had a chance if I had more than 5 seconds to look at it before rolling on to the track, never mind still great fun!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by sidwyz View Post
    Yeah hard work for sure,
    problem I had was trying to work out how to position myself to be able switch back to the left without getting my feet too tangled up,
    hang your feet off the back and roll from side to side on your knees
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


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    Even BP would shy away from cleaning up a sidecar oil spill.
    Quote Originally Posted by Warren Zevon
    Send Lawyers, guns and money, the shit has hit the fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by Anthrax View Post
    I was the swinger on this one back in the day. Ended up being more work than fun in the end though.
    Hey that is Groves' old heap ay?
    So that makes you Andy right???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazzza View Post
    although that could explain the odd leaning style on number two picture.
    Yes.

    DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF.

    I think you get the idea:slap:

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

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    Pumba is a wise man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pumba View Post
    DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF. DONT FALL OFF.
    Should be a slab of piss if you do just like the full size sidecars
    "If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."


    Quote Originally Posted by scracha View Post
    Even BP would shy away from cleaning up a sidecar oil spill.
    Quote Originally Posted by Warren Zevon
    Send Lawyers, guns and money, the shit has hit the fan

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    Hey that is Groves' old heap ay?
    So that makes you Andy right???
    Yep .

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