Can you imagine 100 drunk MB'rs buzzing around a city park? LOL
on a whim, i just googled "the Bashful Bandit."
i can't believe that place is still there. i think it was 1979 or 80, i used to live across the street, behind the weinerschnitzel and the abandoned desert wave skatepark. the regency apartments, i think they were called.
i still remember hearing gunshots come outta that place.
I hope Bairdco makes it to this event. I will have my money on him for the win...after riding with him this weekend I have now witnessed the speed of his bike. The bike is truly amazing and the speed is unbelievable. Passed me and disappeared...must have been going at least 55MPH...No bull****.
but the bike show will be in the pits and you must pay mhc pit entry fee.
24 or 26 inch rims?I concur!! Baird has a highly modified engine, a 28T rear sprocket & he only weighs 135 lbs... No one could catch him!
I hope Bairdco makes it to this event. I will have my money on him for the win...after riding with him this weekend I have now witnessed the speed of his bike. The bike is truly amazing and the speed is unbelievable. Passed me and disappeared...must have been going at least 55MPH...No bull****.
Baird,
Just a suggestion: (I'm sure you already thought of this)
Take a variety of sprockets with you to the race. You may find that a 28 is too slow for this track.
After a few practice laps you should be able to narrow it down, (sprocket size), to the best speed on the straights combined with the ability to accelerate out of the corners FAST.
Jim