OzVMX Forum
Clubroom => Vintage Track => Topic started by: Andrew L on April 05, 2013, 08:46:45 am
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Ive always wondered but never got an answer why do the solos go one way and the sidecars go the other direction on the track. Was great to see them both at HBBB going around been a while since Ive seen them the no brake thing still intrigues me as well.
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Placement of sidecar dictates direction of a speedway unit. Could go the other direction on tracks straights.....
friend asking questions to satisfy or intensify your mind does not make you a dill, Cheers :)
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Thanks Tim sort of worked that bit out but why/how did they start up/end up in the opposite configurations in the first place.
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You'd be a "dill" if you didn't ask questions.
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Speedway sidecars could rightly be blamed on Australia, the careful little cobbers we are.... my thoughts, back in the early years they would have all come from road going machines , which side of the road do we drive and place our sidecars on. Yep we are mongrels....
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Makes me ask, which way do speedway outfits go on the continent ???
cheers
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Opposite direction in the northern hemisphere Wally, like water down the drain. ;)
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My turn to be the dill...........what do all the different letters mean on the mx and dirt track racing number plates ? ??? ???
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'sposed to signify the class or year (era)
X= pre75
Y= pre85
etc....check your manual.
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'sposed to signify the class or year (era)
X= pre75
Y= pre85
etc....check your manual.
MANUAL..........WHAT MANUAL !!........I've been away too long, haven't I ? I gather this will be in the MANUAL I must receive when I resume my Open racing licence.........I will be doing this soon..... :P
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Here it be Mr Purple and anyone else that may wish to be informed
http://www.ma.org.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/MOMS/2013_MoMS_Files/2013_MOMS_VERSION_2/2013_MOMS_29JAN_WEB.pdf
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Heaps of reading there Dave if you can't get to sleep.
A necessary evil.
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Here it be Mr Purple and anyone else that may wish to be informed
http://www.ma.org.au/fileadmin/user_upload/Documents/MOMS/2013_MoMS_Files/2013_MOMS_VERSION_2/2013_MOMS_29JAN_WEB.pdf
Thanks for that Tim...........I have everything covered, except the back protector........any suggestions, which would be the best to wear under a leather suit ? ???
(http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp45/triumph51/004_zps5cd0e1f2.jpg)
after going to Nepean a couple of weeks ago, I will probably be one of the FEW riders still wearing leathers. I will say here and now, I have never liked KEVLAR........after Jason Crump copped a bad injury the year before he retired, he saw THE LIGHT and went back to wearing leathers....Smart move... ;D
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Left V right
Golden State series, USA, 85
(http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a393/gmcloa/Hangtown/Sidecars-2.jpg)
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Regarding the sidecars,... in England they have lefthanders and right handers on grasstrack.
Regarding Dave's leathers,...Yeehaa!! Go Dave ,it's all starting to come together.
Sorry I mean ALVIN ;D
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Euro sidecarcross has always had lefts and rights, makes for great racing as different lines make it very interesting though same circuits suit each outfit one way or the other(The Brits can't win at Langrish for that very reason).
Wally and I had some great tussles with local teams in France as they would have the line in one part and we would swap over on the next bit, like I say GREAT racing!
I always thought the speedway chairs went the other way to wind the crowd up :D :D ;)