Whoop ass Wednesday 16/10

[LUFFY75]

Going to go for a ride to the whoop ass Wednesday to have a look meet 530 bp success leave 545

[Mr_Mike]

u racing or watching? if ur racing u wanna head down earlier than that. Weathers supposed to be nice tomorrow so will be bulk ppl racing and huge ques.

Bikes are usually waved past the que to scrutineering but u still end up waiting in the staging lanes for hours on end while the 200 cars have their runs.

[LUFFY75]

Na just going to watch this time

[05Blade]

In to watch, see you at meet point.

[user_name]

inski!! for watching

[05Blade]

inski!! for watching

What?!? I wanna see the 500 burn up the track!!!

[user_name]

What?!? I wanna see the 500 burn up the track!!!

lol funny that i want to see your 1000rr burn on the track

[05Blade]

lol funny that i want to see your 1000rr burn on the track

Pity my ability does not match the bike...

[TROUBLE]

[QUOTE=

Bikes are usually waved past the que to scrutineering but u still end up waiting in the staging lanes for hours on end while the 200 cars have their runs.[/QUOTE]

Bikes have their Own Scrutineering Lane.

[rk86wa]

Heading down to have a run with a few friends (albiet they are in cars).

[connorling]

What's the requirement on the helmet now. I know they make me more strict than before.

[TROUBLE]

Helmet Selection Guide
This guide is designed to give an understanding of what the variations and designations are between various helmet standards, certifications and labelling
Australian and British Standards
Australian Standard (AS/NZS1698:2006) and British Standard (BS6658) are allowed for use only in closed car classes slower than 9.00 seconds (1/4 mile),
Motorcycle classes slower than 10.00 seconds (1/4 mile)
and Junior Dragser classes.
The time life limitation for these helmets is
10 years from the date of manufacture.
NOTE: From August 2013 only AS/NZS1698:2006 helmets will be acceptable. AS1698 and BS6658 will not be allowed in competition after this date regardless of date of manufacture.
Standards Certifying Authorities
Various certifying bodies such as BSi Group, 5 Ticks and TuV, provide certification to prove that these helmets have been tested and certified to the appropriate standard.
Helmets that only come with labels or documentation stating they are ‘tested’
to the standards will not be accepted for use in competition.
Only certified helmets may be used.

Hope this helps

[O-J]

I'll be down straight from work

[BLU3Y]

This is the one bad thing about being NOR bring so far from the motorplex

[GIXXEN]

Same for us SOR with barbs.

It's just south of geraldton for me !

How's it for you [MENTION=30597]Aufitt[/MENTION]