Chris, that PPS endurance bike is Rick's rain bike.
Chris is going to ask what the plans are for that bike, or if there's anything else kicking around.
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Chris, that PPS endurance bike is Rick's rain bike.
Chris is going to ask what the plans are for that bike, or if there's anything else kicking around.
OK cool. that's a different one than the other ones i was looking at rightQuote:
Originally Posted by Jim
i believe it was Eric's SS bike that PPS just took back.
the SB bike was the one Eric was selling.
Yeah he sold that one. I'd like to hear the details on the SS one, then. I have a line on a couple good options though I think.
Wirelessly posted (GS3)
Wasnt chipper selling a ninja 650?
Yeah, I think he is. Not my thang.
I will have another option for you to consider, hopefully later today or tomorrow.
I am having a "getting out sale". I have the whole shooting match, bike, trailer, stands, suits, boots, gloves, warmers etc.
fyi Bike is 03 SV650
Nicely setup machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by SVRACER01
he just had it at the TD yesterday.
Brake caliper rebuild kits literally ordered 5mins ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dove
Once the brakes are sorted, this thing is dynamo.
Then the ultimate question will be: to sell or not?
one little baby in the family and you all pull outQuote:
Originally Posted by doug1611
Pulling out beforehand would have meant no baby in the first place...Quote:
Originally Posted by CBR929RE
http://www.explosm.net/db/files/Comi...ametoosoon.pngQuote:
Originally Posted by number9
Looks like your prices were so good everyone's already jumping on it lol. I guess I snooze I lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by doug1611
I'm considering two diff bikes right now.
Also waiting on some more non-racing news.
We'll see.
Hope it all works out for you!
Quote:
Originally Posted by CEO
I've focused in on one bike. Still waiting on some other stuff.
So now I'm wondering if it's worth it at this point in the year/season.
Honestly man if you have to question it probably not worth it.
You won't win a championship but racing is awesome and we are havig the best times of our lives up there every weekend. If you don't feel the same maybe it's better to not rush it and wait.
Absolutely worth it, man! C'mon up, sucka foo!
It'll give you a chance to shake the bike down & find a groove to settle into next season & hopefully make a good full run.
Is it worth it?Quote:
Originally Posted by CEO
Short answer: yes.
Long answer: definitely.
I guess what I mean is that now that round 5 is only like a week away, should I shuffle everything around to get a bike, helmet, warmers, stands, xponder, license... and then race it at maybe one round and have it sit around all winter. Pete makes a good point. I'm trying to figure out a lot of other non-racing stuff which makes this more complicated.
Coming in mid-season can be tough but that doesnt mean the racing experience will be any less fun. I am changing bikes mid-season which I know is going to throw me way off pace. I want as many track laps as I can get on it this year with the intent of coming into the 2015 season full of piss and vinegar...and win. =)
Pete's point is valid. Get your seat time, make next year a winner.
I have warmers and a rear stand you can borrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by CEO
I'll rent you a 600 to race. $750 for the weekend and you're responsible for the first $2K in repairs if you scratch it.
I know you don't want trash. Your fussy. Buy this so I don't. I can't stop thinking about it.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/KTM-Other-20...US_motorcycles
Good luck Chris.
FWIW think it's totally worth it (assuming you get bike okay and all the admin work sorted) to do at least one race before going into the winter break. The October race. No pressure, no thinking about championships, or laptimes. Just a good opp to remember how it all works, make sure bike is sorted, get your mind back around the racing paddock, etc. Will allow you to go into the winter with a much better frame of mind, plan, and be better prepared for whatever your goals may be come 2015 season.
Just make sure to bring a lock. Don't want it to end up on top of a work bench again do we?