Just started work on a new sprinter for the 2010 season noy many pictures yet more to follow on assembly, the body is 90% complete just started today on the engine build.
Pete
2010 Season Sprinter Build
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Just started work on a new sprinter for the 2010 season noy many pictures yet more to follow on assembly, the body is 90% complete just started today on the engine build.
Pete
Just started work on a new sprinter for the 2010 season noy many pictures yet more to follow on assembly, the body is 90% complete just started today on the engine build.
Pete
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.
looks interesting good luck with the project mate, love the target paint job he he he
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Day 2 and a bit
Pete
Pete
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.
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Hello Pete
It's looking good. I love assembling all those new, clean and freshly painted parts. It makes you think you work in the factory.
Silly question but is there is standard sprinting class? Looks like a lot of weight to carry up the strip.
Best regards
Ben
It's looking good. I love assembling all those new, clean and freshly painted parts. It makes you think you work in the factory.
Silly question but is there is standard sprinting class? Looks like a lot of weight to carry up the strip.
Best regards
Ben
Hi Ben
Trying to kill a couple of birds with one stone on this project, i'm a member of the VMCC sprint section and normally ride ( or point ) a 1957 750cc Norton/Triumph hybrid in the special section, this year i thought feck it lets enter a lammy so it's being built to compete under the ACU reg category A2 under 250cc and the VMCC lightweight class under 210cc I very much doubt it will be competative in the 100mph sc but a least it's going to look good LOL. Would love to be ready for Santa Pod in March but more likley to be built, set up and tested by Elvington in April.
Trying to kill a couple of birds with one stone on this project, i'm a member of the VMCC sprint section and normally ride ( or point ) a 1957 750cc Norton/Triumph hybrid in the special section, this year i thought feck it lets enter a lammy so it's being built to compete under the ACU reg category A2 under 250cc and the VMCC lightweight class under 210cc I very much doubt it will be competative in the 100mph sc but a least it's going to look good LOL. Would love to be ready for Santa Pod in March but more likley to be built, set up and tested by Elvington in April.
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.
Any ideas when in March, Sonny?Sonny wrote:Would love to be ready for Santa Pod in March
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Sunday 14th March : Round 1 of the Straightliners Championship.LateAgain wrote:Any ideas when in March, Sonny?
Stay tuned..............
This has taken a lot longer than expected, missed the Santa Pod meet fingers crossed will be at Elvington in April.
Pete
Pete
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.
Missed both Santa Pod & Elvington so it's very first outing is the Thundersprint on Sunday 9th May in front of thousands of spectators so no pressure then to make a complete tw#t out of myself !!
Got to say a big thanks to Johnny Two throttles, Geoff 'Sooty Finger' & Bully for helping out !
Pete
Got to say a big thanks to Johnny Two throttles, Geoff 'Sooty Finger' & Bully for helping out !
Pete
If you pick up a starving dog and make him prosperous, he will not bite you. This is the principal difference between a dog and a man.