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pmapp
14-12-08, 09:12 PM
Well, me new toy is about ready to go :cheers:


I'm supermotoing a 140cc pitbike next year for a giggle. The wheels got delivered this week, so I've been out today fitting 'em and the hand guards. Crash bobbins fitted last week. Barring a catch tank it's all ready to go play. hehehehe.

All being well, this is what I'll be doing.............

http://www.jonwishartphotography.com/images/MMRA%20&%20NPS%20Whilton/Pit%20&%20Fun%20Bikes/slides/MMRA-R10%200842.html


Couple of piccies......................

Before fitting new wheels, tyres 'n' hand guards
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb269/pmapp/Pitbike/14122008060.jpg


New bits fitted
http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb269/pmapp/Pitbike/14122008061.jpg




http://i204.photobucket.com/albums/bb269/pmapp/Pitbike/14122008062.jpg

Mej
14-12-08, 09:40 PM
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Dappa D
15-12-08, 09:58 AM
looks good fella, is it more accessable than most racing?? less expensive?? cuz that looks like fun!

Rai86
15-12-08, 10:04 AM
Looks like great fun. Something im thinking of getting into. Nearly bort a brand new bike for £800 the other day.....good price or no?

pmapp
15-12-08, 10:11 AM
looks good fella, is it more accessable than most racing?? less expensive?? cuz that looks like fun!

Mornin,
No ACU licence needed - so instantly more accessable. And costs wise - it's ne of those where you can spend what you like.

The bike I have there is £500 delivered to your door. Then maybe another £200 - £300 on wheels/tyres, allowed modification etc. I've spent just less than £500 by buying a second hand bike. I'm only doing it for a giggle, so not spending a fortune. A weekends racing (practice & qualifying on Sat then 3 races Sunday) costs approx £65.

So cost wise, I think it is really cheap - and the beer and bbq's on an evening are a bonus :cheers:

Dappa D
15-12-08, 10:17 AM
quality thanks fella, its called supermoto yea? me thinks im going to look into this, any good links?...

Manguish
15-12-08, 11:27 AM
www.minimotoclub.co.uk (http://www.minimotoclub.co.uk) - The pitbike section. ;)

Dappa D
15-12-08, 11:37 AM
www.minimotoclub.co.uk (http://www.minimotoclub.co.uk) - The pitbike section. ;)

:smt023
nice one

Dappa D
15-12-08, 11:53 AM
am i being really blind fella? i cant see a pitbike section? is it the minimoto racing bit?

pmapp
15-12-08, 12:16 PM
http://www.minimotoclub.co.uk/vb/forumdisplay.php?f=91

And Rai86 - Depends on what the bike is. There's that many of 'em floating about, really cheap Chinese import type stuff upto fully race preped monsters.


There is a couple of clubs (that I know of) that race nationally. The MMRA - who I'll be racing with (already race the minimoto sidecars) and then the newly formed NPS. All club info is on the above link too.


Cmooooooooooooooooooon. Who's up for a giggle?

BILLY
15-12-08, 05:15 PM
Well if you fancy a cheap practic session the look here www.northernpocketbikeclub.co.uk (http://www.northernpocketbikeclub.co.uk) I help run the club! membership is £10 for the year and £5 to ride all day. The pitbike supermoto lads only come on dry days cause they don't like the wet!!! lol

pmapp
15-12-08, 06:05 PM
Well if you fancy a cheap practic session the look here www.northernpocketbikeclub.co.uk (http://www.northernpocketbikeclub.co.uk) I help run the club! membership is £10 for the year and £5 to ride all day. The pitbike supermoto lads only come on dry days cause they don't like the wet!!! lol

Yeah, I know the place - didn't know you ran the pit bikes though. Nice one.

Looking at your site, you're closed for crimbo. When are the weekends starting again next year? Gotta try n learn to crash it properly before the first meeting :D

BILLY
16-12-08, 05:32 PM
We'll be back open mid January! Myself am in training cause I'm entering this http://www.truegritoffroad.org.uk/index.php?p=1_5 My first one and apparently the laps are 9 miles long:confused: