Lovely action shot by Tom Whiting, of Steve Redmax on his Bultaco framed single-speed 920 Norton Commando, before his fall from grace. BP
Lovely action shot by Tom Whiting, of Steve Redmax on his Bultaco framed single-speed 920 Norton Commando, before his fall from grace. BP
Steve's Norton is a beauty,he went down with hell of a whack,hope he's ok.
ReplyDeleteaside from a big pair of cajones, what's the minimum you'd suggest for getting a street bike rider onto the racing line.
ReplyDeleteGriff , i broke my collar bone and a bit of concussion - not much pain tho (luckily) and the Norton lives to fight again !
ReplyDeleteThanks for askin .
Steve #59
Anyone else notice co-builts new Dracula hair stylee ?
Ahem, then I went back to street riding in central london.... much safer!
ReplyDeleteco-built.....the new children of the night.... and don't forget to book early too !!
ReplyDeleteJoy of Joys and ATCO fuel tank ah those memories of my youth cutting my neighbour's lawn with that kick bucking smelly machine, and the smell of cut grass, ahhh
ReplyDeleteAnyone see how many bikes were parked alongside the entrance? Waaaaaay more than any of the rounds I attended last year. Nicely.
ReplyDeleteMy red Aprilia Dorsoduro was one of them...and there was another one there
ReplyDeleteI POSTED A BIT ABOUT STARTING RACING HERE -
ReplyDeletehttp://www.station165.co.uk/forum/index.php
Hope it helps
Steve
Oh yea over 3 years racing - only 2 crashes !
Ain't so bad eh ?
it's easy father ted, and you wont look back wen youve done it, shortrack rocks!!.
ReplyDeleteIt does look too much fun not to try....... I'll try and get it together. Cheers folks
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