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tetol
01-Dec-2005, 21:19
will i be allowed having done three rounds on a 620

Senna3
01-Dec-2005, 21:47
You should be OK in 583 as you are a novice and the class is open to all novices

tetol
01-Dec-2005, 21:49
ok thanks senna 3

TP
01-Dec-2005, 21:57
Originally posted by tetol
ok thanks senna 3

Look, this sort of thing is not on. A man of your vast experience, oh the shame!

Clearly you're a shark looking for the shallow water = trophy hunter!!

:flame:

I am of course talking complete borrocks because I'm bored and disappointed with the thunderbikes dates and circuit selection ...

Sorry Paul :D

tetol
01-Dec-2005, 22:12
Originally posted by TP
Originally posted by tetol
ok thanks senna 3

Look, this sort of thing is not on. A man of your vast experience, oh the shame!

Clearly you're a shark looking for the shallow water = trophy hunter!!

:flame:

I am of course talking complete borrocks because I'm bored and disappointed with the thunderbikes dates and circuit selection ...

Sorry Paul :D
i know tony it's disgracefull, just looking for a cheaper option just in case the superduke drains the funds to much

TP
01-Dec-2005, 22:14
Ahhh ... I see, fair enough.

You see, the disappointment is compounding here, because I've almost finished the last beer in the house!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:o

Now what?

NBs996
01-Dec-2005, 22:31
Originally posted by TP

Now what?

Go next door? Isn't that what neighbours are for?

TP
01-Dec-2005, 22:40
Originally posted by NBs996
Originally posted by TP

Now what?

Go next door? Isn't that what neighbours are for?

They don't look the beer drinking types!

I think I'll have a rummage around and see what I can come up with!

I think I saw some bottles of spirits somewhere. ...

phoenix n max
01-Dec-2005, 22:54
You coming back then Paul ? ;):roll:

butch890
02-Dec-2005, 05:23
Nothing personal Paul,but in my opinion once anyone has elected to ridea 620 they should not be allowed to drop back to 583,my thought behind this is to preserve the novice status of 583.
Butch

tetol
02-Dec-2005, 07:39
butch i am waiting for comfirmation from chris b as to wheather or not i'm legible for 583 but if the 583 competitors feel i shouldn't be in that class then i shan't, i've not seen a draft of the rules regarding 583 but i thought as domski and perhaps weeksy 2 (race gods) are looking to do 583 it might be usefull for me next year. no offence taken.

skidlids
02-Dec-2005, 09:09
Strange how last year there were only a handful of 583s out on the grid with a large majority of Novices racing Class A bikes as in 620s and 675s. Personally I see the 583 as a cheaper class to enter and as I have said for years "race what you can afford to crash" and by that I mean basically Write Off.

The most I can stand to lose by totaling my 583 is £2050 but even a few bits should be salvageable. I have already had a £4k race bike written off in 2004 and would prefer not to have it happen again.

I see 583 as a DSC members class for those that ride Ducatis on the road or trackdays and want to do a bit of racing in the company of their mates that they have met through other DSC events including the well run and well behaved DSC trackdays and without the cost of racing curtailing these other DSC activities. Something I feel I proved was possible this season.

ChrisBushell
02-Dec-2005, 09:48
Answer has now been given.

Awaiting response!

fil2
02-Dec-2005, 09:58
Originally posted by skidlids
Strange how last year there were only a handful of 583s out on the grid with a large majority of Novices racing Class A bikes as in 620s and 675s. Personally I see the 583 as a cheaper class to enter and as I have said for years "race what you can afford to crash" and by that I mean basically Write Off.

The most I can stand to lose by totaling my 583 is £2050 but even a few bits should be salvageable. I have already had a £4k race bike written off in 2004 and would prefer not to have it happen again.

I see 583 as a DSC members class for those that ride Ducatis on the road or trackdays and want to do a bit of racing in the company of their mates that they have met through other DSC events including the well run and well behaved DSC trackdays and without the cost of racing curtailing these other DSC activities. Something I feel I proved was possible this season.

I agree with those sentiments Kev, the only way i could afford to go 620 would be to sell my 748R which would have a direct inpact on my life in the DSC, and its a sacrifice im not willing to make.

Phil

skidlids
02-Dec-2005, 10:13
Originally posted by fil2
I agree with those sentiments Kev, the only way i could afford to go 620 would be to sell my 748R which would have a direct inpact on my life in the DSC, and its a sacrifice im not willing to make.

Phil

That's probably why we meet up on the odd rideout now and then Phil and considering how strong your local DSC group is not taking part would mean you would be missing out on quite a bit.

As I mentioned Racing isn't all about what I can afford to race more a case of what I can afford to loose each year through racing.
Hence why I advocate cheap racing