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Ash124
7/30/2014 5:51pm
7/30/2014 5:51pm
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8/1/2014 11:14pm
I know that there is a certain level of trust among people that race, since you are often required to leave your bike, tools, gear unattended during sign on/marshalling/racing other classes etc....
but how do you guys go about securing your valuables.
If possible I usually park with people I know, lock the phone and wallet in the car and hide the key in a toolbox, boot or goggle bag.
I find it weird that most of us are paranoid about security at home or away from the track, but leave our shit out of sight and at the mercy of strangers.
but how do you guys go about securing your valuables.
If possible I usually park with people I know, lock the phone and wallet in the car and hide the key in a toolbox, boot or goggle bag.
I find it weird that most of us are paranoid about security at home or away from the track, but leave our shit out of sight and at the mercy of strangers.
People always stole collers and shit at Nationals do they still? It was bullshit that you had to lock everything up but what can you do?
For many years I believed motocross people where the only people I could trust. That era ended about 1989. Get a van or enclosed trailer and lock everything up every time you walk away or go to sleep. There is no "racer code" left in this sport.
Hey they grew the sport brah. It's all good.
/sarcasm
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I too have had nothing significant stolen, just a quickfill fuel jug.
You do hope people are decent; there are times that Ive have to flag and the car, trailer and four bikes can be left unattended. I guess making friends with your pit neighbours is the best policy.
Years ago my ex sister in law and her girlfriend ask this couple if they would watch their valuables while they went in the water at Caesars Creek in Ohio and they said okay no problem. As soon as the girls were far enough away these two clowns split with Susan and her friend's purses and cash.
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