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You know...some people are just plain crazy. Laws for this...regulations for that...cant...don't... blah blah blah. What happened to free enterprise? If people don't like it they don't go and the business goes under. If a track isn't safe...don't go. Don't be some flippin' democrat that tries to...

That's not possible. CK1 says that the pros don't have an impact on amateurs making it to LL!

Where's the results?

It was amazing how sloppy it was during practice and what it turned in to. In the first moto they weren't doing the corner double at all.

Had a great time there yesterday.

Back when riding was all we wanted to do...gear didn't matter

How do you get away from paying taxes when you have to get the title changed over to Ohio? Isn't there tax to be paid then? Thinking about a 6x12 single torsion axle. That would be a little less expensive...?

Nice trailer. Where did you get it?

Just ordered mine. Love the idea of aligning the rear wheel. The 125 seems to wear the sprocket on one side. Tried measuring it but impossible to do with the swing arm holes being different sizes.

quad practice one track...bike race at another...very smart

very nice

I'd run a compression check or leak down test...or both. If your valves are to spec, it may be your rings are worn to the point where they aren'tfully compressing the fuel air mixture to ge a more efficient burn. I always put a fresh piston and rings every year in the winter whether it needed it...

just kidding guys.....

Good Job

I'm polish...200% of free sign-up? Can't calculate...lol

A sweet setup is to hang a 8 or 10" PVC from the ceiling in a U shape. Cap one end and put a hose fitting in the other end. Holds plenty of water...is out of the way...and the gravity gets it to the pressure washer. Zach Kaiser has that in his trailer. Works awesome.

Just a thought here... What made you bleed the line? Was it spongy before you bleed it? My experience with brakes is that it is difficult to push air bubbles down hill with the small stoke of a brake cylinders piston. Once you have used a vacuum style bleeder you will never go back to...