Nearly is good enuff I suppose Del,I'll have a word next time I see her
Took the blue car to Donington Park for an open pit lane track day yesterday. It rained heavy to start with but still enjoyed finding the limits on a very wet track. By mid day in stopped raining and the track was dry by 2 o'clock so time for some proper fun. After the first session I was told the car was extremely close to the noise limit so I tried to assess how to where to back off on the next session. Unfortunately I was black flagged soon after going out. Later in the day I had another go and this time coasted on the main straight in 5th to avoid the noise sensor and enjoyed myself on the rest of the track. Managed consistent 1'28's by keeping off boost and coasting the main straight.
Fixing the wastgate noise should be pretty easy and I'm looking forward to seeing just how fast the car will go. Matt managed a low 1'25 in his car which looks like the time to beet.
Fair play for taking the bike test - sounds like a right PITA nowadays though (and expensive). Back in 1980 when I passed mine you virtually had to ride up and down the road a few times without falling off to pass!
Took my motorbike CBT at the weekend. Theory in two weeks then my DAS shortly after. After a Triumph Bonneville or a Kawasaki W800.. will sit nice parked next to my Z..
Yum Yum!
I'm just about to do the same thing, CBT, although I'm going for slightly less power and getting a Lammy again as a project for the winter - it will give me something to do until the next car project anyway
This was my last one which I sold in about 2002
Argh my eyes, my eyes - whats that?
Argh my eyes, my eyes - whats that?
The burning sensation is subsiding slowly...........
Looks OK I suppose. Just needs updating - bigger wheels - real handlebars - proper gear change and four cylinders, then it would be great!
It’s fine as a stepping stone to a motorcycle when you’re less than 10 years old, you can wear a dark visor so no one will see you riding it��
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It’s fine as a stepping stone to a motorcycle when you’re less than 10 years old, you can wear a dark visor so no one will see you riding it��
You boys had better watch your lip, JK isn't the only person on here who worships at the Altar Of The Ten Inch Wheels.....