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Ice racing

TerryK Posts: 569 Joined: 8/17/2006 Location: Thunder Bay, Ontario, CAN	3/19/2008 4:59 AM TerryK wrote: Anybody do any ice racing to pass the winter with a bit of moto? This me from last Sunday: TerryK wrote: Anybody do any ice racing to pass the winter with a bit of moto? This me from last Sunday: Quote Last Post Only Anybody do any ice racing to pass the winter with a bit of moto? This me from last Sunday: Chuck Norris is 1/8th Cherokee. This has nothing to do with ancestry, the man ate a fucking Indian!
R-acer Posts: 369 Joined: 3/20/2008 Location: Toronto, CAN	3/21/2008 5:37 PM R-acer wrote: I tried it...but it didnt work out too well R-acer wrote: I tried it...but it didnt work out too well Quote Last Post Only I tried it...but it didnt work out too well
mark dude99 Posts: 34 Joined: 3/23/2008 Location: , CAN	3/23/2008 11:15 PM mark dude99 wrote: the sault has ice racing http://www.runwaypark.com/ mark dude99 wrote: the sault has ice racing http://www.runwaypark.com/ Quote Last Post Only the sault has ice racing http://www.runwaypark.com/ thanks to my sponsors ... my JOB and my SAVINGS
Rooster Posts: 226 Joined: 4/01/2008 Location: Edmonton, CAN	4/1/2008 4:43 PM Rooster wrote: The thing that's always held me back from trying ice racing has been how MX seems to be a ton of waiting for your time on the track. Sitting around in the middle of a frozen lake makes that seem even less appealing. Looks like fun though. I hear the traction and lean angles are insane. Rooster wrote: The thing that's always held me back from trying ice racing has been how MX seems to be a ton of waiting for your time on the track. Sitting around in the middle of a frozen lake makes that seem even less appealing. Looks like fun though. I hear the traction and lean angles are insane. Quote Last Post Only The thing that's always held me back from trying ice racing has been how MX seems to be a ton of waiting for your time on the track. Sitting around in the middle of a frozen lake makes that seem even less appealing. Looks like fun though. I hear the traction and lean angles are insane.
r_outsider Posts: 45 Joined: 8/15/2006 Location: Edmonton, CAN	4/3/2008 4:10 AM Edited Date/Time: 4/3/2008 4:11 AM r_outsider wrote: I was thinking about getting an appropriately retarded team together for a Numb Bum 24 effort. I'd probably end up getting chased down and run over by the snow clearing tractors, but it'd be a fun five minutes while it lasted. Maybe next year. r_outsider wrote: I was thinking about getting an appropriately retarded team together for a Numb Bum 24 effort. I'd probably end up getting chased down and run over by the snow clearing tractors, but it'd be a fun five minutes while it lasted. Maybe next year. Quote Last Post Only I was thinking about getting an appropriately retarded team together for a Numb Bum 24 effort. I'd probably end up getting chased down and run over by the snow clearing tractors, but it'd be a fun five minutes while it lasted. Maybe next year.
madmaxperformance Posts: 46 Joined: 4/02/2008 Location: DeBolt, CAN	4/5/2008 4:58 PM madmaxperformance wrote: Yup, I have done a ton of it. We have a charity 24 hour ice race up here, and we won the open class a few times. I had frost bite so bad one year, that kids would literally ask "Mommy! What happened to that mans face??!!" It was bad. Scabs, puss, black rotting skin. And, to think I came in cause my KNEES were cold. Middle of the night, -25 C, and doinv 100 mph down the long straights, makes for one COLD dude. We had a Yamaha XT 600 modded up, lowered, etc. Man, it was fun though. 60 mph, drifting around the corners. Lots and lots of dead two strokes at those. madmaxperformance wrote: Yup, I have done a ton of it. We have a charity 24 hour ice race up here, and we won the open class a few times. I had frost bite so bad one year, that kids would literally ask "Mommy! What happened to that mans face??!!" It was bad. Scabs, puss, black rotting skin. And, to think I came in cause my KNEES were cold. Middle of the night, -25 C, and doinv 100 mph down the long straights, makes for one COLD dude. We had a Yamaha XT 600 modded up, lowered, etc. Man, it was fun though. 60 mph, drifting around the corners. Lots and lots of dead two strokes at those. Quote Last Post Only Yup, I have done a ton of it. We have a charity 24 hour ice race up here, and we won the open class a few times. I had frost bite so bad one year, that kids would literally ask "Mommy! What happened to that mans face??!!" It was bad. Scabs, puss, black rotting skin. And, to think I came in cause my KNEES were cold. Middle of the night, -25 C, and doinv 100 mph down the long straights, makes for one COLD dude. We had a Yamaha XT 600 modded up, lowered, etc. Man, it was fun though. 60 mph, drifting around the corners. Lots and lots of dead two strokes at those.