Dry Lakes Racers Australia

I meant to say this earlier (when I got home, actually).

Whoever was responsible for the effort at the lake entry this year deserves a big pat on the back.

It would seem lessons were learned from last year, and this year the whole process was better all round. It was a fine job.

Well done.

So I stopped for lunch on the Friday around 13:00 on the way out. I wasn't alone, there were a couple of carloads of DLRA people with the same idea, and some backpacker types in another 2 or 3 vehicles. No shortage of willing customers. And we got ZERO. NOTHING. The place was CLOSED. No signs. No si...

Might have to have a counter lunch and a liquid refreshment before driving off into the void.

I'm getting hungry just thinking about it.......

Bring some to the lake, I'll grab it there eh.

I like everything you just said, except the "51" part.

There's an image of this bike somewhere on page 3 of this thread : https://advrider.com/f/threads/2019-spe ... 584/page-3

Enjoy.

Fingers crossed, it's still dry as.

The weather station shows the heatwaves building and waning, but the best bit is only 3.3mm rain for December so far. I just pray that it stays dry and hard.

I wondered where old threads go to die........

That video from Trent is pretty damn good, and the footage from 2:30 to 2:40 of the belly tanker letting go is just awesome. Well done. 11/10 from me.

Nice. Good to see a postie bike get a guernsey too.

So none of them are prepared to get behind the wheel? What do they know that we don't.....................

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https://youtu.be/Yl8NDTyeHqg

If that link works, it shows Valerie Thompson's crash at 343 mph.