Rattler's quick Oulton DD report

AK · 09-Jul-2006, 14:11

well done Tim it was real finger chewing stuff watching that chicane at the bottom

Fordie · 09-Jul-2006, 14:44

Excellent riding Tim, just great to stand on track side with the "family" and watch it all. Great weekend in the paddock with our new spannerbabe Harry,Im sure he had a good time amid all the noise and going's on toing and froing from and to trackside in the supabuggy. 4D

andys 900ss · 09-Jul-2006, 15:36

Yeah, well done Tim.

Good to see you back on your own bike and nice one to Nelly for spending 'The Match' putting your new loom in. 2 mins? On a recent trackday, there were only a few in the fast group dipped under on 180bhp beasts!!

What will it be like with the PC back in!!

Andy

domski · 09-Jul-2006, 15:44

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Originally Posted by andys 900ss

Yeah, well done Tim.

Good to see you back on your own bike and nice one to Nelly for spending 'The Match' putting your new loom in. 2 mins? On a recent trackday, there were only a few in the fast group dipped under on 180bhp beasts!!

What will it be like with the PC back in!!

Andy

Probably a 2:02 bike again

Dementor · 09-Jul-2006, 19:25

Well done Tim, was great to watch.

Jon · 09-Jul-2006, 22:51

Fantastic news Tim, did it all the correct way as one would expect from you.
Took your time to get the experience and convidence that you needed, while keeping the bike upright. I'm sure that elusive first place isn't too far away.

domski · 09-Jul-2006, 23:05

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Originally Posted by Jon

Fantastic news Tim, did it all the correct way as one would expect from you.
Took your time to get the experience and convidence that you needed, while keeping the bike upright. I'm sure that elusive first place isn't too far away.

I agree Jon.

Tim has done it totally the right way. It's a great example to newbies on how to race. Learn what it's all about before jumping in head first.

Novices take note!

Certainly a contender for the title in 2007. No pressure like

Well done Rattlybollox (again)

weeksy2 · 10-Jul-2006, 08:46

The last chicane was truely superb lads... Andy stuffing Tim on the brakes (with broken bones) and Tim must have just thought "**** it, i'm not braking for the right hander" and stuffed him right back.

Tim Howard made the move there from TD/Wanabee into a true racer.... 12 months ago Tim, you'd have been 4th in that one... not only would you have lost the 2nd, but you'd have bottled it on pressure and lost 3rd to Ian.

Excellent mate... bloody well.done.

Rattler · 10-Jul-2006, 09:08

Thanks - I'd worked too hard to get to 2nd and I wasn't giving it up for anyone

ali · 10-Jul-2006, 09:45

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Originally Posted by weeksy2

Tim Howard made the move there from TD/Wanabee into a true racer.... 12 months ago Tim, you'd have been 4th in that one...

Oi! I was 5th, does that mean I should go back to novice group on track days?!

Must admit though, the boy made some wicked moves. Going to be a right ding-dong at Donny.

Ali

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09-Jul-2006, 14:11	#1
AK DSC Club Member BSB Star Posts: 6,367 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: the garage Mood: www.knightroadraceteam.co.uk well done Tim it was real finger chewing stuff watching that chicane at the bottom http://www.snellmotorcycles.com/ http://www.knightroadraceteam.co.uk/ Reply

09-Jul-2006, 19:25	#5
Dementor Ducati in my Blood Bikes: 848 Evo Corse SE, Evoluzione 2 .... Posts: 4,073 Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Hampshire Mood: Dementor hunted by Foggy :) Well done Tim, was great to watch. Hants - Meet Popham Airfield every 2nd Sunday of the Month @ 1pm Ducati Snells of Alton : >> 848 Corse SE Evoluzione 2 : >> Dementor Site :>> Sponsor of DD Riders Reply

09-Jul-2006, 22:51	#6
Jon Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,921 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Drayton Bassett, Staffs Mood: Tad more confident Fantastic news Tim, did it all the correct way as one would expect from you. Took your time to get the experience and convidence that you needed, while keeping the bike upright. I'm sure that elusive first place isn't too far away. Reply

10-Jul-2006, 09:08	#9
Rattler Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 8,863 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Boys Town Mood: www.cantbearsed.co.uk Thanks - I'd worked too hard to get to 2nd and I wasn't giving it up for anyone Reply