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Started by sqweak, May 05, 2008, 05:47:10 PM

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SteveG

Yep, we've been emailing, he suggested I put it up just in case it's not ready. Sounds like it's looking better than it was earlier though.
2004 M1.1K with some goodies.

joekarati

Coolio, I got a message from Fastrack today and they are combining a L3 and some L2.5's together...guess they have a hard time selling the L3.  I'm relieved, #1, I'll be on new tires, new profile, and #2, I may actually get a chance to pass someone... [laugh]
There's a fine line between clever and stupid.

sqweak

you misread Joey, that's for july 5th at Fontucky. No such change for this week.


2007 S4R-T (street)
Black CRG Hindsight LS, Black CRG Roll-A-Click Levers, Black Rizoma Conical Handlebars, DP Open Airbox, Clear Alternatives Integrated LED Brakelight w/ Smoke Lens, Removed: Chopped (w/ Cookie's kit), Sidepods & Wiring relocated, Passenger pegs, Stickers

2001 Suzuki SV650 (track)

derby

Quote from: sqweak on June 18, 2008, 09:11:40 AM
you misread Joey, that's for july 5th at Fontucky. No such change for this week.




he's correct... they called me the other day and told me the same thing.
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gm2

Quote from: sqweak on June 18, 2008, 09:11:40 AM
you misread Joey, that's for july 5th at Fontucky. No such change for this week.

nah he's right, it's for 6/20.. whatshername called the level 3'ers the other day.


....and then i just saw page 7  =)
Like this is the racing, no?

sqweak

my bad, I was just going off the email.

What do I know, I'm still gettin passed in the slow group. ;D
2007 S4R-T (street)
Black CRG Hindsight LS, Black CRG Roll-A-Click Levers, Black Rizoma Conical Handlebars, DP Open Airbox, Clear Alternatives Integrated LED Brakelight w/ Smoke Lens, Removed: Chopped (w/ Cookie's kit), Sidepods & Wiring relocated, Passenger pegs, Stickers

2001 Suzuki SV650 (track)

gm2

Quote from: SteveG on June 17, 2008, 08:58:50 PM
Well... I'm officially out. Fincher was going to be here on saturday, but he moved the visit up to friday. If you or anyone you know wants a spot let me know; it's sold out otherwise.

poop!

Quote from: SteveG on June 17, 2008, 08:58:50 PM
The trailer for CCBB came out, if you want to check out the reason I can't be around...
http://www.apple.com/trailers/paramount/thecuriouscaseofbenjaminbutton/

wow.  your job is a lot more interesting than mine.  ;)

amazing stuff.  congrats.

Like this is the racing, no?

Speeddog

I'll bring the E-Z Up in to the shop in case anyone wants to have a little mo shade.  ;)
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joekarati

Quote from: sqweak on June 18, 2008, 09:11:40 AM
you misread Joey, that's for july 5th at Fontucky. No such change for this week.




[laugh]  First time I 'misread' a phone call!!!  [laugh]
There's a fine line between clever and stupid.

sqweak

[laugh]

you said "message".  Since I'd gotten an email saying exactly the same thing, but for fontucky, I thought I knew what you were talking about.  That's what I get for thinkin. [cheeky]
2007 S4R-T (street)
Black CRG Hindsight LS, Black CRG Roll-A-Click Levers, Black Rizoma Conical Handlebars, DP Open Airbox, Clear Alternatives Integrated LED Brakelight w/ Smoke Lens, Removed: Chopped (w/ Cookie's kit), Sidepods & Wiring relocated, Passenger pegs, Stickers

2001 Suzuki SV650 (track)

Smokescreen

It's amazing how easy you can get very dehydrated out there. 

For those of you who don't already, you should take off your leathers between every session.  This seriously combats dehydration and heat stroke...

Also, I've been using Gookinaid for years to combat dehydration.  It's the real deal.  If you get the shakes to, this ain't bad either http://www.rei.com/product/520007 as it's made by the same guy.  This is what Gatoraid was supposed to be.  It's not near as sweet, but then, it's not pasked with calories either (Gookinaid or Hydralyte) and you can find it at most good outdoors shops.  If you haven't, try it out.  Prepare it in Nalgene bottles the night before, and keep it cool, but don't freeze it.  If you work through two liters of it over a track day, you'll be spot on.  Also, as it combats dehydration through limiting water excretion though your distal convoluted tubules, you'll pee less often than if you were just drinking water.

As a bit of humor, I actually learned about this stuff as a way of combating hangovers.  If you drink half a liter before a night of stupidity, you'd be amazed how much better you feel during your walk of shame the next day!!  But take note, it won't prevent pregnancies or STDs...
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sqweak

Quote from: Smokescreen on June 18, 2008, 06:23:37 PM
For those of you who don't already, you should take off your leathers between every session.  This seriously combats dehydration and heat stroke...

Not that I'm doubting you, but I find this surprising given the amount of effort and exertion needed to squeeze my fat-ass in or out of leathers. [laugh]
2007 S4R-T (street)
Black CRG Hindsight LS, Black CRG Roll-A-Click Levers, Black Rizoma Conical Handlebars, DP Open Airbox, Clear Alternatives Integrated LED Brakelight w/ Smoke Lens, Removed: Chopped (w/ Cookie's kit), Sidepods & Wiring relocated, Passenger pegs, Stickers

2001 Suzuki SV650 (track)

madmatt

Quote from: sqweak on June 18, 2008, 06:29:54 PM
Not that I'm doubting you, but I find this surprising given the amount of effort and exertion needed to squeeze my fat-ass in or out of leathers. [laugh]


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Gus Duc

Quote from: sqweak on June 18, 2008, 06:29:54 PM
Not that I'm doubting you, but I find this surprising given the amount of effort and exertion needed to squeeze my fat-ass in or out of leathers. [laugh]

Should have bought the AStars like Derby.............he gets in & out with ease ;D

silentbob

Quote from: Smokescreen on June 18, 2008, 06:23:37 PM
It's amazing how easy you can get very dehydrated out there. 

For those of you who don't already, you should take off your leathers between every session.  This seriously combats dehydration and heat stroke...

Also, I've been using Gookinaid for years to combat dehydration.  It's the real deal.  If you get the shakes to, this ain't bad either http://www.rei.com/product/520007 as it's made by the same guy.  This is what Gatoraid was supposed to be.  It's not near as sweet, but then, it's not pasked with calories either (Gookinaid or Hydralyte) and you can find it at most good outdoors shops.  If you haven't, try it out.  Prepare it in Nalgene bottles the night before, and keep it cool, but don't freeze it.  If you work through two liters of it over a track day, you'll be spot on.  Also, as it combats dehydration through limiting water excretion though your distal convoluted tubules, you'll pee less often than if you were just drinking water.

As a bit of humor, I actually learned about this stuff as a way of combating hangovers.  If you drink half a liter before a night of stupidity, you'd be amazed how much better you feel during your walk of shame the next day!!  But take note, it won't prevent pregnancies or STDs...

Good to know.  My last track day in May it was 107 at Willow Springs.  I drank a half gallon of Gatorade an hour, sat under the EZ-UP when I wasn't on the track, and I didn't pee once the entire day.  I knew when my body ran out of moisture because my mouth would instantly go dry and then I would get dizzy.  Then I would pull into the pits.