Two beasts we were up against:
First a Dual Nitro Jawa
Dual Nitro Jawa @ Kjula Dragway - YouTube
Then a fairly potent Nitro SOHC
Nitro CB750 SOHC @ Kjula Dragway - YouTube
Both broke down after some races this weekend unfortunately.
Explosive stuff
First a Dual Nitro Jawa
Dual Nitro Jawa @ Kjula Dragway - YouTube
Then a fairly potent Nitro SOHC
Nitro CB750 SOHC @ Kjula Dragway - YouTube
Both broke down after some races this weekend unfortunately.
Explosive stuff
Staffan,
That first one is reasonable. Seems in tune with what you got.
The second is men with too much money, probably ugly wives and pretty mistresses.
Glad you beat at least one of them.
Show us your helmut cam runs.
That first one is reasonable. Seems in tune with what you got.
The second is men with too much money, probably ugly wives and pretty mistresses.
Glad you beat at least one of them.
Show us your helmut cam runs.
Yea, well Cal. Those guys has been doing it for a looong time, they are like ZM, furniture. They have the concept pretty clear, they run pretty even runs, and they run fast.
For me, the sport would be dead silly getting past the experimental wild tuning and trixing. In the end it gets just parts from the shelf, put together according to known concepts, measuring everything, air, temps, sensors everywhere, computers, one thousend of a second matters.
Those guys, the gang around scandinavian classic dragracing is a bunch of jolly norwegian and swedes (strangely no finns) playing with the old concepts. They are super nice when us "youngsters" come along, invites and takes care of us in all ways. Really nice.
And the diference is huge between the bikes, id say between 50 and 400 hp. So there is a handicap ladder and you race agaist your dial in, the christmas tree lets the slower away first. Show b4 speed and nice cosy manners.
For me, the sport would be dead silly getting past the experimental wild tuning and trixing. In the end it gets just parts from the shelf, put together according to known concepts, measuring everything, air, temps, sensors everywhere, computers, one thousend of a second matters.
Those guys, the gang around scandinavian classic dragracing is a bunch of jolly norwegian and swedes (strangely no finns) playing with the old concepts. They are super nice when us "youngsters" come along, invites and takes care of us in all ways. Really nice.
And the diference is huge between the bikes, id say between 50 and 400 hp. So there is a handicap ladder and you race agaist your dial in, the christmas tree lets the slower away first. Show b4 speed and nice cosy manners.
Yes, I am familiar with handicap racing but I didn't know it was also done with 2 wheelers. Thanks.
On another note, this is happening too often these days. Deadpool 2: Stunt woman Joi Harris dies while filming in Vancouver | Vancouver Sun
On another note, this is happening too often these days. Deadpool 2: Stunt woman Joi Harris dies while filming in Vancouver | Vancouver Sun
Thanks for checking in C2. I take it you have put the tip ex snorting behind you? No more Thomas the White.
Well, I've ordered a locky_z's Intelligent curve tracer PCB:
locky_z's Intelligent curve tracer PCB | eBay
I think it is a must for any serious DIYer.
I hope so I will learn a lot with it as well.
locky_z's Intelligent curve tracer PCB | eBay
I think it is a must for any serious DIYer.
I hope so I will learn a lot with it as well.
It's a fun tool. If you're using windows 10, you may need to use an older
USB driver.
Cheers,
Dennis
There must be something here, that we can call the strings of soul:
David Sylvian -- I Should Not Dare - YouTube
David Sylvian -- I Should Not Dare - YouTube
For my US friends, especially for Thomas:
Did you know story of Ho and Hi?
Eclipses from Ancient Times - Part One
Do not tell me I did not warn you!
Did you know story of Ho and Hi?
Eclipses from Ancient Times - Part One
Do not tell me I did not warn you!
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speakers for Sissies ....... without room space for proper amps
are you saying the built in amps are to wimpy for the drivers? I heard the
Rushmores played at quite satisfying levels...