Pamela the Bucket

**Str8 Jacket** · 19th February 2008, 12:42

Originally Posted by skelstar

Surely you mean a 'FAQ' section?

I sure did! Doh, edited...

**Trudes** · 19th February 2008, 12:56

Originally Posted by skelstar

Surely you mean a 'FAQ' section?

Did you have any luck with your signage ideas?

**Lissa** · 19th February 2008, 13:31

Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog

Did you have any luck with your signage ideas?

Oh yea.... hopefully he is on too it!!

**skelstar** · 19th February 2008, 13:33

Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog

Did you have any luck with your signage ideas?

Couldn't find a big enough OHLINS image to alter. Haven't thought of the tank sticker yet. Maybe late tom night, or Thurs night.

**bungbung** · 19th February 2008, 13:39

Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog

Yes, 69 has been suggested to me, but it was decided it was a little too, ummm, obvious. So can I have 36, or is bungbung likely to turn up and get medieval on my arse?

Since I'm planning on racing, maybe you need a different number...

Don't rely on Baydens results table, I went to every round bar one.

**Skunk** · 19th February 2008, 13:47

Try 96... www.mnz.co.nz have the rule book and it's in there. Downloadable PDF. I'll try and find it - bit busy today doing the programmes for Manfeild Nats.

**Nasty** · 19th February 2008, 14:08

Originally Posted by Skunk

Try 96... www.mnz.co.nz have the rule book and it's in there. Downloadable PDF. I'll try and find it - bit busy today doing the programmes for Manfeild Nats.

And a fantastic Job he is doing as well!!!!

**quallman1234** · 19th February 2008, 15:57

Duh!, I know bungbung! Sorry man.

Hey i was 69! at Road Race Spectular, They qualified me last for some reason? I think it was my number (random qualifing!)

im 54 now for the record now. Just doing my number boards actually.

**Skunk** · 19th February 2008, 17:49

Read the bold bits.

10-2-3 ROAD RACING (all)
Size: Minimum width 285mm, minimum height 235mm, oval or rectangular in shape.
Placement: 3 number boards to be affixed or placed upon the motorcycle, in colours
required for the class as follows:
Front: Facing forwards, with not more than 30 degrees forwards from vertical.
Sides: One either side of the motorcycle in a position clearly visible when the rider (and
passenger for sidecars) is seated in their usual riding position.
In a place on separate boards, a space of equivalent size and shape can be on the bodywork
or streamlining.
Figures: Must be clearly legible in the required colour for class, the following minimum
dimensions:
Height of Figure 140mm Space between figures 15mm
Width of Figure 80mm Width of Stroke 25mm

A plain form of figure shall be used with no scrolls or pinstripe.
Colour: In the required colour for the class and of a matt finish to reduce reflection.

125cc & 150 S/S White background, black figures
Formula 3 Black background, white figures
250GP Yellow Background, black figures
600 Sports Production Yellow background, black figures
Production Superbike White background, black figures
Sidecars – Formula One White background, black figures
Sidecars – Formula Two Yellow background, black figures

Miniature Road Racing:
Up to 50cc White background, black figures
Open Black background, white figures
Sidecars Black background, white figures

Classic and Post Classic:
Up to 250cc Dark Green background,white figures
Up to 350cc Blue background, white figures
Up to 500cc Yellow background, black figures
Open Red background, white figures

Only FIM Licence holders will be permitted to use letters.
All other markings or number plates on the motorcycle likely to cause confusion must be removed or covered over.

Here's where you find such info. Buckets are covered by all the general rules (chapters 1-10) and chapter 24 specifically.

**quallman1234** · 19th February 2008, 18:01

Meh, surely Bayden doesn't really care as long as its readable.

**Trudes** · 19th February 2008, 18:07

Thanks Skunk, i couldn't find it where I was looking, so was obviously the wrong place to be looking.

No probs bungbung, will have to think of another number... 36 is/was Pammy's chest measurement. So best I think of something else.
Is there a list somewhere of all the bucket's numbers in use?

**quallman1234** · 19th February 2008, 18:13

Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog

Thanks Skunk, i couldn't find it where I was looking, so was obviously the wrong place to be looking.

No probs bungbung, will have to think of another number... 36 is/was Pammy's chest measurement. So best I think of something else.
Is there a list somewhere of all the bucket's numbers in use?

Look at www.scs.net.nz under the results and just guess from there.

Although im claiming 54 for the record.