March 1-2, Roebling Road Raceway, Savannah, Georgia. AHRMA features everything from handshift Indians up to Panagles. And, of course, 851s and 888s in Next Gen Superbike.
More info here: http://www.ahrma.org/ahrma_pdfs/Z-20...oebling_RR.pdf
March 1-2, Roebling Road Raceway, Savannah, Georgia. AHRMA features everything from handshift Indians up to Panagles. And, of course, 851s and 888s in Next Gen Superbike.
More info here: http://www.ahrma.org/ahrma_pdfs/Z-20...oebling_RR.pdf
Mark Hatten
www.woundedduc.net
The 888 relaxing in the warm Georgia sunshine at the start of the race weekend. Fun racing, good results - finished second to Chris Boy of Moto Corse in Florida by two-tenths of a second, then turned the tables on Sunday for the win by about two one-hundredths of a second!
Mark Hatten
www.woundedduc.net
It was a 92 851. Motor was stockish but he had the full Ohlins front end with the brembo monoblocs up front, Ohlins shock, carbon tank, light wheels, etc. I had motor on him, but I'm also 8" taller and 50 lbs heavier than he is so I needed it.
BTW, just saw the official margin of victory on My Laps: 0.012 seconds!
Mark Hatten
www.woundedduc.net
well done.
nice looking bike.
henk!!!
Great looking bike!
FWIW. put some stompgrips on the tank, it really helped mine.
P.S. What about that RC 30 that you were battling last year, was he there?
Last edited by marvin; 03-03-2014 at 08:26 AM.
Way to go Mark. Your belly pan looks good. Is that a modified 998 one?
Bill
What work you done to the Showa forks?
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Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
I've tried Stompgrips and other types of tank grips before and just don't like them. I have a 36" inseam, so I'm pretty locked-in on the bike as it is.
The RC30 "sold" on eBay a month or so ago to a UK buyer for $38k. Apparently he flaked out and the bike is for sale again. Too bad, as I imagine it will end up in someone's living room rather than out on the racetrack.
Other than Chris and I on Ducatis, there was a ZX7, and GSXR, and a FZR, so a nice mix of bikes.
Mark Hatten
www.woundedduc.net