Lower triple is the best place to tie if you can, that is where I tie down my track SVThis is a bit off-topic, but thought to ask here instead of starting a new thread:
I've got 4 straps that are rated 650lb working strength (2000lb breaking strength). If I use these to tie down the bike in the trailer, am I asking for trouble? Also, any recommendation from the pro's where to tie it to? It will be a uhaul bike trailer, and I was thinking the lower triple in the front, and the passenger footpegs on the rear. Sorry, never had to trail a bike before, and this is gonna be my first track experience
EDIT: I don't have a canyon dancer, and there's no time to get one for next week. But I've got soft ties, maybe wrap around the grips a few times?!
Lower triple is the best place to tie if you can, that is where I tie down my track SV
This is a bit off-topic, but thought to ask here instead of starting a new thread:
I've got 4 straps that are rated 650lb working strength (2000lb breaking strength). If I use these to tie down the bike in the trailer, am I asking for trouble? Also, any recommendation from the pro's where to tie it to? It will be a uhaul bike trailer, and I was thinking the lower triple in the front, and the passenger footpegs on the rear. Sorry, never had to trail a bike before, and this is gonna be my first track experience.
EDIT: I don't have a canyon dancer, and there's no time to get one for next week. But I've got soft ties, maybe wrap around the grips a few times?!
This is a bit off-topic, but thought to ask here instead of starting a new thread:
I've got 4 straps that are rated 650lb working strength (2000lb breaking strength). If I use these to tie down the bike in the trailer, am I asking for trouble? Also, any recommendation from the pro's where to tie it to? It will be a uhaul bike trailer, and I was thinking the lower triple in the front, and the passenger footpegs on the rear. Sorry, never had to trail a bike before, and this is gonna be my first track experience.
EDIT: I don't have a canyon dancer, and there's no time to get one for next week. But I've got soft ties, maybe wrap around the grips a few times?!
I've got a set of canyon dancer I wouldn't mind loaning out. It makes life so much easier.
Pm if interested.
There is time to get a dancer - track day is 5 days away
Where? I was at Sturgess in Hamilton on Friday, they didn't have any in stock...i should have ordered one Know any place that might have them?
I hear that Platinum Powersports has them on the shelf
2h35m one way, lol...a bit hard to fit in my schedule during the workweek :|
Anyways, sent Sturgess an email, hopefully they can get me a unit by Friday, we'll see. I ordered the short one (up to 28inch, although exact length between bar ends is more like 28.5 inch, hope it will fit).
I bet they could ship it
Thanks!! Problem solved
If not, I've got one (like new) for sale.
You do NOT have to tie the sidestand for the intro to track school
I ended up buying some pirelli's. Those tires wouldn't have lasted more than one day and I'm hoping to do Sunday too.Show me the right hand side of the tire please
Donald
(tech guy)
Oh, ok. It said on your website that you had to, but I guess that's for general lapping?
Right - for general lapping, side stand has to be tied up or removed.
It's getting closer, people! Last Intro to Track School of the year!
Weather forecast looks bad right now but it's Cayuga - when's the last time the forecast was correct???