The Classic Dirt 9 Thread

[AjayVMX]

The largest was CD7 at around 585.

[Slakewell]

Just finished getting the two bikes I'm taking ready. Looking forward to a nice track and a few small classes of beer 

[gra1961]

anyone know if you can get phone reception at the track?

[vmxken]

Yes, very good reception with Telstra and Optus that we know of, other carriers the same I would expect.

[AjayVMX]

Another update on the State VS States war of riger registrations...

NSW = 74.2%
QLD = 12.4%
VIC = 11.7%
WA = 0.5%
SA = 0.5%
NZ = 0.5%
TAS = 0.2%

The QLDers and VICs have increased their numbers and percentages slightly, and are still locked in an intense battle for second place....

AND only one week of registrations left now, so gee up your mates QLD and VIC...  you can't have the pesky NSWers decimating you as they are now!

Remember, rider registration is NOT going to happen at the track on the day, so if you are delaying registering, don't.

[worms]

mexicans allways come second

worms

[FAT-TOY]

   Just a couple of questions. 
             Are camp fires permitted and do they need to be contained in a drum or similar.
             Will there be fire wood on site or should we bring it with us.
             Are stubbies allowed or will all beer and other alcohol have to be in cans.
             

[vmxken]

In answer to your questions:

I am still awaiting advice from the property owner regarding camp fires.

If they are allowed, you would need to bring your own wood.

We have had problems with glass at previous events so cans only.

Thanks

Ken

[PCMAX]

Just finished getting the two bikes I'm taking ready. Looking forward to a nice track and a few small classes of beer 

I hope that beer you're Looking forward to is not one of the premium brands that only comes in little brown bottles. I'm looking for a suitable plastic coke bottle in which to decant my '75 Grange. Won't be quite the same though!
Then again I did smuggle chewing gum into Singapore once and chewed with reckless abandon without anyone noticing.

[vmxken]

I have received advice that small camp fires will be allowed as long as they are used responsibly (don't use them as a rubbish bin and just chuck everything in the fire) and the area is cleaned up afterwards.

Ken

[Slakewell]

Just finished getting the two bikes I'm taking ready. Looking forward to a nice track and a few small classes of beer 

I hope that beer you're Looking forward to is not one of the premium brands that only comes in little brown bottles. I'm looking for a suitable plastic coke bottle in which to decant my '75 Grange. Won't be quite the same though!
Then again I did smuggle chewing gum into Singapore once and chewed with reckless abandon without anyone noticing.

The Chinese drink there Grange with coke so it cant be that bad 



Yes it's a shame that some f#ckwits have to throw there stubbies into the fire and spoil it for everyone

[Stan S]

I have received advice that small camp fires will be allowed as long as they are used responsibly (don't use them as a rubbish bin and just chuck everything in the fire) and the area is cleaned up afterwards.

Ken

The Ballarat boys are ready,  we've got all our "small campfire" firewood loaded ready for the trip Ken

[AjayVMX]

You seem to have forgotten something... 

[Simo63]

You seem to have forgotten something... 

Yeah .. the esky 

[Snowy 76]

Big box of Matches !!!!!