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dickieducati 20-Mar-2006 10:58

novices......less than a week now!
 
just a quick note to any first timers in DD this season.

its nearly upon us so if you have any queries at all feel free to ask and hopefully someone who knows will be along to help. even if you think its a stupid question dont be afraid to ask.

make sure you haven't forgotten anything obvious belly pans, lock wiring, numbers etc etc. and check your kit is likely to pass scruitineering; leather in good knick gloves long enough etc.

get any worries out of the way now before the day.

and good luck.

Iconic944ss 20-Mar-2006 11:03

Check list with thanks to MW:

acu licence
new era entry card/medical declaration
dog tag
orange jacket (if required)
entry tickets
bike (talking to new era yes it has happened more than once !!)
bike keys
transponder (if not hiring one)
helmet (x2) w/clear/dark visors
leathers
gloves(x2)
boots(x2)
back protector
waterproof/plastic thingie ... or johnny suit ?
tools/spares
fire extinguisher
tyre gauge
pump
petrol cans
stands
tent/accomodation
accident insurance

Link to this thread:

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/xm....php?tid=19134

Tonio600 20-Mar-2006 11:25

Cheers mate, so I need a bike before Friday :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:

phoenix n max 20-Mar-2006 11:32

all the above - and then enjoy :bouncy:

ericthered40 20-Mar-2006 12:06

Don't forget love and understanding :)

and if you could all avoid knocking me off it would be much appreciated. :roll:

t5mission 20-Mar-2006 12:18

I forgot the duvet once at Snett that was a cold night.

fil2 20-Mar-2006 12:39

Emodium you forgot emodium...............................

do that at your own risk..LOL

Dunc 20-Mar-2006 12:58

So what happenings and circumstances exactly does the accident insurance cover you for? And where can I get some?

dickieducati 20-Mar-2006 13:03

cant remember what the chuff its called. american intergrated insurance or something. worth having i recon 1k for a broken arm etc. its all personal injury stuff

Grib 20-Mar-2006 17:31

I think I need some good sleeping tablets, my head won't stop whizzing racing thoughts around! Dreamt I came third the other night :lol: Fat chance eh :(

paynep 20-Mar-2006 17:34

Bog roll?

Fastfasulli 20-Mar-2006 17:53

Thanks for the advice.
Questions from a novice then - Seems you mentioned keys, my bike hasn't got an ignition barrel i.e just works off the flick switch. Is this s problem?
Also is there a particular yello for the number boards and a particular colour for the numbers - sorry can't find my rules at the mo and have to tell a man what to make for me.

Cheers

Fastfasulli 20-Mar-2006 18:03

Quote:

Originally posted by Fastfasulli
Thanks for the advice.
Questions from a novice then - Seems you mentioned keys, my bike hasn't got an ignition barrel i.e just works off the flick switch. Is this s problem?
Also is there a particular yello for the number boards and a particular colour for the numbers - sorry can't find my rules at the mo and have to tell a man what to make for me.

Cheers

OK I have found the number board info on the Desmodue site. Can't see anything to say no about the ignition barrel though so I suppose it's ok

Grib 20-Mar-2006 18:20

So long as you've got a kill switch you can reach without taking your hand off the handlebars it's OK. Or suthin like that :) It's all I've got on mine anyhow.

Dominic Clegg 20-Mar-2006 20:05

Quote:

Originally posted by paynep
Bog roll?

very important but just as important beer

antonye 20-Mar-2006 20:50

Quote:

Originally posted by Dominic Clegg
very important but just as important beer

ACU Rules - NO ALCOHOL.

Anyone failing a breath test will not be allowed on track.

Rattler 20-Mar-2006 20:52

Quote:

Originally posted by antonye
Quote:

Originally posted by Dominic Clegg
very important but just as important beer

ACU Rules - NO ALCOHOL.

Anyone failing a breath test will not be allowed on track.

Once the racing is finished, a beer with fellow (knackered racers) is well deserved and welcomed.

Its about as good as beer can taste. (and we shouldn't have any problems keeping it cold!!!!! ;)

Tim

Dominic Clegg 20-Mar-2006 20:56

Quote:

Originally posted by Rattler
Quote:

Originally posted by antonye
Quote:

Originally posted by Dominic Clegg
very important but just as important beer

ACU Rules - NO ALCOHOL.

Anyone failing a breath test will not be allowed on track.

Once the racing is finished, a beer with fellow (knackered racers) is well deserved and welcomed.

Its about as good as beer can taste. (and we shouldn't have any problems keeping it cold!!!!! ;)

Tim


aaarrr yes but thats what i ment beer after the racing . sorry if i miss lead any one

WeeJohnyB 20-Mar-2006 21:26

Quote 'anyone failing a breath test...'

You're joking ain't ya

If they did a test before morning practice, half the paddock would have to go home

WeeJohnyB

antonye 21-Mar-2006 00:09

Quote:

Originally posted by WeeJohnyB
Quote 'anyone failing a breath test...'

You're joking ain't ya

If they did a test before morning practice, half the paddock would have to go home

WeeJohnyB

Shush! I'm trying to wind the novices up!

Notice how I posted that and then went to the Essex pub night... ;)


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