NORRA Mexican 1000 - 2013 Rules / Updates

Discussion in 'Racing' started by Anders Green, Dec 23, 2012.

  1. neduro

    neduro Long timer

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    I think it's the Indian not the arrow. Fast guys will go fast on anything. Slow guys won't.

    But for making classes like vs like, I think the rules aren't quite right as they stand. 525s don't belong in open, and 690s belong together regardless of year.
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  2. Assfault

    Assfault Exposed Member Supporter

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    I agree with the anology, and this was my point. I really don't think at least this class is even with the large displacement spread.
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  3. crankshaft

    crankshaft Guns are for pussies

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    Exactly! The faster folks and the slower folks don't seem to care about classes, its more the people in the middle I think.
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  4. Pantah

    Pantah Jiggy Dog Fan Supporter

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    That was a very fun day. And by the Q session you were a lot closer to Jeff than you lead on. If you recall, the Cup grid was mostly Michelin until that round except for Jeff, you, Racer20, and a couple others. By mid day Saturday there was a rush to get Dunlop 160 softs and Race Tire Service ran out for Sunday. Dunlop shipped you and Jeff a set of rears overnight for the money race...so cool and you delivered for them too. After Pocono Dunlop took over that grid.

    But yeah, when there is meaningful purse and sponsor support at stake everybody gets less friendly.

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  5. johnson357

    johnson357 Bad Monkey Racing

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    Wait!!!! you were busting on me for not the place for comments etc...at least I tied it to the topic you're talking about a Road Race :puke2 on the wrong side of the country from the topic
    Cheers:D
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  6. Pantah

    Pantah Jiggy Dog Fan Supporter

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    You are right... I couldn't help myself. But it was a special day to be a pitbox dad. I am hoping to chase for the M1k coming up. Maybe even ride a transit or two.

    :freaky
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  7. HogWild

    HogWild Skott Whitknee

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    Patience! I just got over one big hurdle last night, but there are a dozen more ahead.
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  8. Mr Fast

    Mr Fast Slowly striving

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    Looking forward to meeting you & hope to see you there. We'll (LAMEco) be racing Honzilla & the Blue Nun. :clap
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  9. johnson357

    johnson357 Bad Monkey Racing

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    Is the first aid kit required for motorcycles too?
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  10. Baja Dad

    Baja Dad Long timer

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    yes just like at ALL SCORE events
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  11. LC Garage

    LC Garage On Any Sunday Super Supporter

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    Blue Nun?

    :lurk
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  12. Anders Green

    Anders Green NASA Rally Sport

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    Actually, no. The first aid kit is in section 1.4, which is for the cars and trucks. It's not on the list of safety equipment for bikes, which is section 2.

    Last year, when the regs for the first aid kit was called "NCR4", this was also the case: NCR4 was not on the required list for any of the moto categories.

    If you're preparing a bike, stick to the sections that say Motorcycle in the header, which is 2,3, and 5, and you'll be all set. :deal

    And obviously, because you don't have to doesn't mean you can't. That's just common sense. :)

    Cheers,
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  13. johnson357

    johnson357 Bad Monkey Racing

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    Thanks, I thought that was a car only section but just wanted to be safe.
    I think I'll owe Anders a few beers once we get there for all this question answering. :freaky
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  14. Mr Fast

    Mr Fast Slowly striving

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    Blue Nun is the name of Chris Grimm's 1978 XT500 Yamaha that he ran in the 2010 Mexico 1000. This bike has manged to find its way into the LAMEco stable & will be racing in this years Mexico 1000 once again. :D
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  15. LC Garage

    LC Garage On Any Sunday Super Supporter

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    Looking forward to more details and pictures, will be rooting for all of you on Lameco as well as the Outta Sight guys this year! Be fast and stay safe! :clap
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  16. MotoMinded

    MotoMinded Rally On Super Supporter

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    Nice!
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  17. oregoncoast

    oregoncoast Smells like Bacon

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    Damn, now I gotta build a 500 single.....




    Just kidding. This sounds awesome, gonna be some interesting bikes this year!
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  18. Mr Fast

    Mr Fast Slowly striving

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    Better yet, we've got a ringer on the team! :freaky
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  19. toro618

    toro618 Long timer

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    I posted the same question in the Thumpers section, but thought to also ask the vintage racers here.

    I just got a 1980 PE400 from a friend to begin a <NOBR>complete</NOBR> restoration. I am totally new to vintage <NOBR>building</NOBR> so can someone please guide me to a good online oem parts source?

    Also, how would I know if mine is a PE400 or PE400T? The tag on the fork before the VIN # indicates PE400, but I am hoping someone can school me on the differences between the two models so I can be certain to order the correct parts.

    Any PE400 racers here that can help out a noob?

    Thanks in advance
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  20. LC Garage

    LC Garage On Any Sunday Super Supporter

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    Hmm...so when will we see a build thread and some info on the ringer?? (You have our full attention!)

    :lurk
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