Dry Lakes Racers Australia

Appricate the "Big Ifs" Greg,, I like the sound of maybe a 3 day SpeedWeek then a 2 day WSTA held in this current 2020 year, due to the fact all our FIM accreditation will be current, however that accreditation would have to be renewed for 2021 and my bank balance is saying "no",, (the FIM deal is b...

I support cancelling for this year, as you state, the future at this point is uncertain, cancellation gives certainty and direction,, also, moneys going to be tight for quiet a few family's,, Should the committee decide to have a 2020 event my bike and I will be there as well as for 2021,, I note th...

Thanks Tiny,, hasent even made the news here

Hey fellas, your all missing the important bit in the statement,, thay are saying "Non Essential", fellas its "Essential" that this event goes ahead :lol: :lol: Having said that, Our President and his committee will be doing everything thay can to see it happen, and im sure if thay do cancel the eve...

Hey Chris, there is a dirt (150k) road down the east side of the Darling to Menindee, then bitumen back to Broken Hill,, all up this route adds 70k to the trip,, I have been warned that on the dirt section if wet there are clay sections that can be very slippery

I plan to be doing that section today (Wednesday) week,, will be in contact with the Truckies (Gilgandra/Nevertire/Nyngan/Cobar), and will post on the DLRA Facebook page as to whats happening (if anything) at the bridge

Is there going to be an inspection of conditions on the salt this weekend ??

Pointed towards the hevens Rus, is that an indication off the next powerplant to be used ?

for more reading, go to my facebook page (Ronnie Stayt) and click on the post that Jim Higgins has tagged me in

Im sure with all that is required leading into Speedweek and WSTA, Greg didn't need this small upset, so "Thanks Mate"

Arrr-huh, I see your team is growing

G'day Shedymarket,, a thing called bookface unfortunatly killed off meaningfull discussion

Thanks for the tip on heating aluminium, I did not know that

Yup, we would all like somewhere to test our machines, but, not having that luxerie only makes us more vigulent in the shed

Thankyou for posting them up Russell,, Unfortunatly I didn't spend any real time around Ralphs bike, as I was more interested at the time in Hiro Kiso and the other Japanese team who were running bodywork similar to Hiro's (both Harley Davidson powered),, (Rus, I will email photos for you to post) A...

yes that's what I was eluding to with the upsidedown boat bow, but maybe not so pronounced (sharp),, train cowcatchers are designed to scoop the beast off the track, or in our case, scoop the air around the machine,, with any situp bike its difficult to see forward from the full tuck position lol,, ...

have a look at Al Lamb's and Ralph Hudsons "current" bikes, particulary the frountal area ahead of the windscreen, thay both seem to be going away from the rounded shape, and towards the "upsidedown boat" sortta shape,, When I was with the Black Art team at Bonneville this year, Greg and I had a con...