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bradders 27-Jun-2011 18:58

Honda Curve - no brakes, down a gear flat out is the plan - or roll off top then on again.....hold breath and tunr method works for me :D Was brake and down 1 last year and will be trying higher gearing this time, same as Snetterton, so with a bit of luck may be going a little quicker

But I have cadwell to work on first next week.....wonder if they will have the beacon on for the open pit day; or try and get someone to chuck a stopwatch on for a session or two

Ghost 27-Jun-2011 19:12

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Originally Posted by bradders
Honda Curve - no brakes, down a gear flat out is the plan - or roll off top then on again.....hold breath and tunr method works for me :D Was brake and down 1 last year and will be trying higher gearing this time, same as Snetterton, so with a bit of luck may be going a little quicker

But I have cadwell to work on first next week.....wonder if they will have the beacon on for the open pit day; or try and get someone to chuck a stopwatch on for a session or two


I'll be putting the camera on. Bike already to rock to test for oil leak fix. :D

bradders 27-Jun-2011 19:25

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Originally Posted by Ghost
I'll be putting the camera on. Bike already to rock to test for oil leak fix. :D


fantastic, hope I'm close enough to get a shot or two at least once

Ghost 27-Jun-2011 20:36

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Originally Posted by bradders
fantastic, hope I'm close enough to get a shot or two at least once


I've got all day, so not going banzai in the early sessions. :devil: :rolleyes:

Jolley 27-Jun-2011 20:45

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Originally Posted by skidlids
The Pembrey Class B lap record is the closest percentage wise to the Class A Lap record at any of the Circuits we visit, so should be the hardest to beat, but in the dry these Dunlops have got to be better around the Woodlands kink and Honda curve than the older Diablos.

See, I don't think the Pirellis were that bad in those types of bends if you pushed them hard enough... Same at Mallory and Brands. There are a few types of corners where they feel a bit better... But it is just that they feel better, rather than that they grip a significant amount better. Although that is just my opinion, as usual I could be talking nonsense!

bradders 27-Jun-2011 21:23

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Originally Posted by Jolley
See, I don't think the Pirellis were that bad in those types of bends if you pushed them hard enough... Same at Mallory and Brands. There are a few types of corners where they feel a bit better... But it is just that they feel better, rather than that they grip a significant amount better. Although that is just my opinion, as usual I could be talking nonsense!


think Dallas did that time on the old Diablos too which IMO (probably tosh too! :lol: ) were faaaar better than the Rossos

bradders 27-Jun-2011 21:25

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Originally Posted by Ghost
I've got all day, so not going banzai in the early sessions. :devil: :rolleyes:


ha no, its a trackday too; you saw at Anglesey my TD head is different to race head. Its abouyt having a laugh and gentle competition with mates rather than 'must pass' etc

On the Tuesday, however, its open pit so will be messing with stuff and using as a test day

Ghost 27-Jun-2011 22:03

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Originally Posted by bradders
ha no, its a trackday too; you saw at Anglesey my TD head is different to race head. Its abouyt having a laugh and gentle competition with mates rather than 'must pass' etc
On the Tuesday, however, its open pit so will be messing with stuff and using as a test day



Thats the spirit exactly, just hope its dry. :eek:


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