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Offline pancho

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pre 75 dirt track
« on: July 22, 2008, 08:37:10 pm »
on 16th &17th august city of penrith mcc will again promote the annual pre 75 dirt track charity event. this year proceeds will go to the nepean youth accommodation service which provides shelter for homeless youth in the area hope to see all you dudes [riders and watchers]at this fun event cheers wally
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #1 on: July 23, 2008, 08:18:47 am »
Hi Wally,
 the 25 lap race will be on Saturday  afternoon ,correct.
will this event be a pre entry,?
 can entry forms be put up here?
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #2 on: July 23, 2008, 09:07:27 am »
g'day chris pre entries are required for the 25lapper and will assist with the program for the whole weekend also the entrants for the 25 lapper will need to be limited to a max no. so first in best dressed! for entry forms please contact neville or chris at kellens on 47214439. cheers see you there!
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #3 on: August 08, 2008, 10:44:37 pm »
will your finger be good wally? (q 1)will you bring out your rt 360 on saturday for the 25 lapper? (q 2)you may get pole postion if you are pulled out off the hat.( 25 pre entries 1st up). if you get pole would you sell it? (q 3)how good would it be too sell pole postion plus a couple of metres forward of the starting line for a charity, and this year a local charity.how good was it a couple a years ago when we rode for the cancer council for Ron Hurdis, Lisa Richters and Herb Conlon(top job to Brad Fisher).two have gone and it has hit our sport in many ways.let`s hope Herb will take up the postion of clerk of the course/steward.
wally will you bring out your slider on sunday?(q 4)
if so i think you maybe up against black betty and co!
my answer to (q 3) if you are in front i will buy it and the money goes to the charity.
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #4 on: August 11, 2008, 08:40:21 am »
This is the next event and its Next weekend so just bumping it to the top of the page,
not a lot of promotion this year but still a great feel good meeting,
just right for all those people who thought they should have had the dirt track at CD5,
pre 65 to 75, age races and I think they had grade rides  last year,
Camping available Sat night
Let them know if your coming 427 14439
and profits to charity.
Cheers
Noel

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #5 on: August 11, 2008, 09:15:39 pm »
will your finger be good wally? (q 1)will you bring out your rt 360 on saturday for the 25 lapper? (q 2)you may get pole postion if you are pulled out off the hat.( 25 pre entries 1st up). if you get pole would you sell it? (q 3)how good would it be too sell pole postion plus a couple of metres forward of the starting line for a charity, and this year a local charity.how good was it a couple a years ago when we rode for the cancer council for Ron Hurdis, Lisa Richters and Herb Conlon(top job to Brad Fisher).two have gone and it has hit our sport in many ways.let`s hope Herb will take up the postion of clerk of the course/steward.
wally will you bring out your slider on sunday?(q 4)
if so i think you maybe up against black betty and co!
my answer to (q 3) if you are in front i will buy it and the money goes to the charity.
regards mick.
  yes mick i will be there ! ready to do battle. the rti on saturday & no you cant have it plus the rattley smokey slider will be challenging all comers for the first corner on sunday.-- no practice for the slider though because i suspect it is thinking about exploding again after the fun it had alongside that 4 valve rocket machine last time ..indeed how good has this annual charity thing been with bills bonfire on sat'dy night.b-b q & b's##it for all to share .then we will need to start thinking about next years event which will coincide with fifty years of nepean!  its great that we have people like herb and chris and len and bill and all the others behind these events.cheers wally.
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #6 on: August 11, 2008, 09:30:27 pm »
wally
if it is a pre 75 meeting how can you ride your slider it isnt pre75
as500 4st yamahas didnt come out till 1975
mine is a 1975 tt in a pre75 hagon frame
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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #7 on: August 12, 2008, 09:53:05 pm »
jim has a good point wally!does penrith club call it pre 75 but runs up to the next class as there is insufficient numbers.i have seen that in the sidecars. i think last year there was one true pre 75 sidecar no pre 68 it would have been boring watching one sidecar going arounded.so the next question if you can run your slider wally will we see jim out there with you?but the big question and there has been no reply will we see black betty and co?

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #8 on: August 12, 2008, 10:40:47 pm »
sliders can only run with sliders according to the penrith club.you wont see me there i have other pre arranged(by the wife)commitments
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ps i do have a gen pre70 slider and a pre75 slider.

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #9 on: August 14, 2008, 08:38:32 am »
Best is in the West !!

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #10 on: August 17, 2008, 09:00:35 pm »
how did the pre 75 meeting go at nepean on the weekend

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #11 on: August 17, 2008, 10:04:19 pm »










cheers
Noel
« Last Edit: August 17, 2008, 10:06:51 pm by Noel »

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #12 on: August 18, 2008, 10:29:09 am »
The Nepean Charity pre '75 event was a great little meeting spoiled only by a less than expected entry roll up. The weather was great, the track in terrific condition, the racing was close and the beer was cold, everything we needed for a great day. Congratualtions to Penrith club for a well run and enjoyable day.
Below are some lo res shots from yesterday. I can't find my program so forgive me for not captioning them. I'll add captions when I find the bloody thing.
below: American vintage racer Michael McCook ( www.mccookracing.com) was in town having a break from business in China and had his first ever dirt track experience on Firkos Maico (clutch shit out!) and Kathleen Atkins trick TS250 Suzuki. He enjoyed himself immensely and loved the Aussie beer!.


























« Last Edit: August 18, 2008, 10:57:34 am by firko »

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #13 on: August 18, 2008, 07:37:13 pm »
Great Photos Firko and Noel. It was a tragedy over in Kamp Kevlar with Jonesys Black Betty frying a gearbox, Ugly Betty misbehaving like one of his teenage daughters and his slider running out of spark, all in practice for fork sake! Then you add Firkos Maico clutch fading off into the sunset and Stanleys CZ blowing a base gasket it seemed their pit was cursed by the god of evil fortune. McCook the American seemed to be a good scout and took all of the Kevlar dramas in good stead. He was seen to be enjoying his first dirt track experience aboard Uncle Rays grand daughters TM Suzuki. All in all it was a great day despite the pissy turnout.

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Re: pre 75 dirt track
« Reply #14 on: August 18, 2008, 09:25:03 pm »
Firko, would that be Mick Hockley on the #45 Maico, I roadraced against him a few years ago at Phillip Island on a 350 Maico of that number, and he's hard as nails in a scrap, if he's a dirt tracker as well, that would explain it.... :D
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