Ryan whats up with number change?
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Ryan whats up with number change?
Josh Kruse is whats up... :mope:Quote:
Originally Posted by CMG41
Yes he is. I have Josh's new "220" black numbers and yellow plates on my desk. I'll be helping Josh in North 16 this weekend in his 1st AM race.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crash Dummy Denno
If I can't be racing I may as well help someone else race and WIN!!!
I'm shooting for a September track day now. No more racing this year. due to the Ted Duncan of DUNCANMOTO race accident April 26t, 2008
how long has he been racing?Quote:
Originally Posted by DuncanMoto
4 weekends total....... :shredder:Quote:
Originally Posted by Crash Dummy Denno
Looks like Denno has his work cut out for him...
Oha nd why did Josh take Ryan's number :squint:
cool man, whats he riding?Quote:
Originally Posted by DuncanMoto
huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc
SV650 gen1
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Originally Posted by Crash Dummy Denno
I'm guessing what happened here is Ryan did not renew his license before the number reserve date. Josh just requested the number and it was available.
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Originally Posted by Doc
KB
AM 889
Sat
Race 5 Lightweight Sportsman
Sunday
Race 2 Supersingles
Race 9 Motaaaaaahhhhd
KB
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Originally Posted by DuncanMoto
holy crap, didn't see this....
but yea, i got lazy :mope:
Hey, I haven't been on this forum in a while. Hope everyone is enjoying the 2008 summer. My summer has been awesome. Racing this year has been great. Turn 3 highside was no fun, but recovered OK. I was hoping to hear some opinions on pirelli tires. I run dunlop dots now and I'm considering a change. I would greatly appreciate any racers input. Thanks
Josh
Pirelli's = the awesome IMO. I've been running them since 2005, both slick and DOT. Have run some of the other brands, but enjoy racing on the Pirelli's. I like the service up at the track and the very predictable way in which they slide, give feedback, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by kruse1022
Pirelli's are an excellent tire choice. as Alex mentioned above they give great feedback which gives you plently of opportunity to not mess up.
Boston Moto is doing a great job of tire support at Loudon, including dropping your wheels off at your pit when they are done mounting them!
Talk about service!
+1 for Boston Moto & Pirelli :hellyeah: :hellyeah: :shredder:Quote:
Originally Posted by s a x m a n
I only have Pirelli's on the 998 so take this for what it is worth.
I feel they have a quicker turn in than my Michelins. I am not sure if this is the Triangular profile that I see in the tire or what.
Good feedback and grip (although I am not pushing them hard on the street.
Oh yes and they did GREAT in the rain. :D
Thanks for all your input. I guess if I don't like them I can always go back to dunlops.
eric connolly AM#216
sat
race #2,5
and gunna make my debut on a gsxr750 in unss race #8