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Friday Night at The Strip...

THINK

:shocked: You didn't think about tire pressures when you were there?? :shocked: :banghead:
I suppose that we can chalk that up to missing Dee... :D
You weren't in your right mind! :yikes:
Bob you slay me ........I SAID .....THERE WAS NO TESTING .......I DON'T OWN A TIME MACHINE .......anything beyond two sentences in a post and ...oh forget it .........................PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR IGNORE LIST.........Then you aren't tempted to comment on my posts ........Thankyou
 
Wow

Bob you slay me ........I SAID .....THERE WAS NO TESTING .......I DON'T OWN A TIME MACHINE .......anything beyond two sentences in a post and ...oh forget it .........................PLEASE PUT ME ON YOUR IGNORE LIST.........Then you aren't tempted to comment on my posts ........Thankyou

More than a bit touchy I would have to say:lecturef_smilie:
 
Mike,

Remember your promise earlier in the year. Take a deep breath.

Oh, before I forget, it's Cha Cha.
 
:shocked: Whew...
I guess that I figured you would have automatically been twisting valve stem caps as soon as you unloaded...
 
Did you all know ahead of time that you'd be doing the drags at only 180 yards in some back parking lot?
I don't ever remember that being mentioned. That would have been crappy to make the trip with the drags being one of the events looking forward to.....
 
:shocked: I know... :shocked:
How about if we both just agree that we're both ignorant :cus:holes, and let it go at that? :D
 
Did you all know ahead of time that you'd be doing the drags at only 180 yards in some back parking lot?
I don't ever remember that being mentioned. That would have been crappy to make the trip with the drags being one of the events looking forward to.....

No, We did not know we'd be doing the drags in a back parking lot. :banghead:
Like Mike stated, it was more like street racing.
On Jan 17th, in a post by Joanie, on the Spyderfest schedule, it showed Drag Racing at the Fairgrounds, and I asked:

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Originally Posted by Big Arm
Drag racing at the fairgrounds? ?? Lights and timers and all that go with it ???



Yes!!! More details to follow!!!

and MoLee wrote:

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Originally Posted by Big Arm
Drag racing at the fairgrounds? ?? Lights and timers and all that go with it ???



This could be interesting, Fairgrounds would be more suited to circle track.

I never heard the real reason why it wasn't held at the regular drag strip, but that was really up to the committee, but I sure wish it could be next yr. It was still fun, but.......



 
Tire pressure

Blue knight, after hula dancing down the run 4 times I dropped the pressure a good amount. It was still breaking and spinning, but not as bad. I didn't scare Butch nearly as bad as the first couple of tests.
 
Drags aren't always about lights and numbers. Sometimes it's a wink of an eye between riders at a stop light. Only they know who won or lost.

This year's Spyderfest drags had officials at the end of the drag determining who won, and at the front line, who jumped the gun.

In each class, GS/RS, RT, ST, F3, two Spyders would race against each other, best two out of three. If it was a tie to the judges, the two raced again, a tie didn't count.

Each winner of the best two of three would race each other till it was down to the fastest two. Final best two of three ran at the end of the drags.

It was old school, except for the test and tune. :doorag:
 
Its the distance, not the lack of a track or lights. 180 yards isn't even an 1/8th mile run. Heck, 1/8th mile is even on the short side.
 
Its the distance, not the lack of a track or lights. 180 yards isn't even an 1/8th mile run. Heck, 1/8th mile is even on the short side.
Give it a flipping rest. We all know you are not satisfied with the set up even though you weren't within 800 miles of the event. Actually I am quite happy you weren't there with your attitude.

Wayne
 
OOPS

Mike,

Remember your promise earlier in the year. Take a deep breath.......Yes I have, and this is the SECOND time I've requested BOB to stop commenting on any of my POSTS!!!!!!!! :yikes: :yikes: :yikes:

Oh, before I forget, it's Cha Cha.
.....OOPS, I apologize to Cha Cha , but at my age forgetting names is only one of the problems :roflblack: :roflblack: :roflblack:.....you know who is the other ....:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:............Mike :thumbup:
 
TOUCHY

More than a bit touchy I would have to say:lecturef_smilie:
:lecturef_smilie:.." touchy "....really .....mind your own business ............you don't know me ,,,,and I don't know you ,,,,and I want to keep it that way......IMO......Thank you very much :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack: Mike
 
THINKING

Did you all know ahead of time that you'd be doing the drags at only 180 yards in some back parking lot?
I don't ever remember that being mentioned. That would have been crappy to make the trip with the drags being one of the events looking forward to.....

" OMG "....intelligence is lurking here :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:.......thank you Mike :thumbup:
 
TEST AND TUNE

Drags aren't always about lights and numbers. Sometimes it's a wink of an eye between riders at a stop light. Only they know who won or lost.

This year's Spyderfest drags had officials at the end of the drag determining who won, and at the front line, who jumped the gun.

In each class, GS/RS, RT, ST, F3, two Spyders would race against each other, best two out of three. If it was a tie to the judges, the two raced again, a tie didn't count.

Each winner of the best two of three would race each other till it was down to the fastest two. Final best two of three ran at the end of the drags.

It was old school, except for the test and tune. :doorag:

:yikes:...." WHAT TEST AND TUNE "....my First test and tune was .....My first race ..............I guess I missed the NON-ANNOUNCEMENT about showing up before the event was to start ........" TO TEST AND TUNE "............Oh and here is something else ....at this year's Drag's there were 75 % LESS participants and it didn't appear to be as many spectators either.
 
Drags aren't always about lights and numbers. Sometimes it's a wink of an eye between riders at a stop light. Only they know who won or lost.

This year's Spyderfest drags had officials at the end of the drag determining who won, and at the front line, who jumped the gun.

In each class, GS/RS, RT, ST, F3, two Spyders would race against each other, best two out of three. If it was a tie to the judges, the two raced again, a tie didn't count.

Each winner of the best two of three would race each other till it was down to the fastest two. Final best two of three ran at the end of the drags.

It was old school, except for the test and tune. :doorag:

:agree: about 143% :2thumbs:
But we were all HOPING for something quantifiable... :shocked:
And the even larger question wasn't addressed: the GS/RS, versus the F-3...
 
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