snopro
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Hey guys post up your pics of your racing days whether on dirt, snow, water or pavement careers from years gone by or now! Always love seeing any kind of racing machines!
Sweet! On your dime or any sponsors?Racing my RZ350 at Race City Calgary in the early 90's
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We have positive traction with over a hundred ice picks and razor sharp carbides on the ski's. The cleaner the ice the faster you could go. We'd pull the skis off launch. The twin was so nice to drive. Had a Can Am motorcycle clutch that would disengage the inside track from driving when you turned the handlebars left for a corner. The outside track would drive and it would help you corner at 90-100mph depending on the track size. It took your breath away until you got used to it. Adrenaline is a good drug. LolSome of the funnest races were the endurance races, as they set up a hay-bale chicane in the middle of the front straight to negate the speed differences between the different displacement bikes. I could go through the chicane at full speed on my 350, but the bigger, faster bikes had to get on the brakes hard. It was a blast racing against the Open Class bikes...I was like a pesky mosquito that they could not get away from. makes me smile just thinking about it.
What was it like racing the sleds...looks like they had/have awesome grip/traction?
Curious SnoPro - did you ever run across the Rotary V2's that were in development in the mid to late 90's? I ran across them in person a couple of times, but couldn't get anyone to spill much about them at the time. I know they still met 670 dimensions, but could never look at them long enough to understand how the Rotary valve was timed.We have positive traction with over a hundred ice picks and razor sharp carbides on the ski's. The cleaner the ice the faster you could go. We'd pull the skis off launch. The twin was so nice to drive. Had a Can Am motorcycle clutch that would disengage the inside track from driving when you turned the handlebars left for a corner. The outside track would drive and it would help you corner at 90-100mph depending on the track size. It took your breath away until you got used to it. Adrenaline is a good drug. Lol
No I didn't. I remember hearing something about them but was never privy to the engine. I didn't start getting an in at Doo till the early/mid 2000's with future productCurious SnoPro - did you ever run across the Rotary V2's that were in development in the mid to late 90's? I ran across them in person a couple of times, but couldn't get anyone to spill much about them at the time. I know they still met 670 dimensions, but could never look at them long enough to understand how the Rotary valve was timed.
Great! I love all forms of racing! Great if Ken Reich would post some drag racing and ashphalt sled racing as wellNeed to get Curtis and Ric to chime in. They have both grass drags and snow drags under there belt.