nobudgetcup comes to UK

guy851

The No Budget Cup is a 3 hour endurance race with 1 hour qualifying.
Each team consists of 2 or 3 riders who compete on one and the same motorcycle. The No Budget CUP is only open for bikes (engine and frame) that were built between 1990 and 2000 inclusive and for riders that have not had an national or international ACU racing license in the last ten years. There are three different classes: 600cc Class (four cylinder bikes 500cc to 600cc and twins up to 905cc), +600cc Class (twins with more than 905cc, four cylinder bikes from 601cc up to 920cc and triples up to 960cc) and Megabike class (four cylinder bikes with more than 920cc).

Looks like we might need to get some 905cc kits and take on the 600/4's

I am planning to get over the the Anglesea round on the 16th May to see what its all about. Perhaps a meet up for more of us?

It sort of reads like there might be some track day time available as well for £100

A subgroup on 851/888s would be a hoot

Check it out

Guy851

http://www.nobudgetcup.co.uk/home.aspx

stafford

Er I've got a 98 SSie anyone got an ACU licence?

guy851

Acu

Stafford I recon this series gets under the ACU thingie and if you dont have one now we are good to go😄

stafford wroteEr I've got a 98 SSie anyone got an ACU licence?

stafford

That's cool, so I just need to get quicker and lock wire the various bits.

bikermike.n

I shall be out there as part of Cheese Racing (on my CBR600).

endurance racing an 888?
Doesn't that come under the heading of cruelty...?

Mr.R

bikermike.n wroteI shall be out there as part of Cheese Racing (on my CBR600). endurance racing an 888? Doesn't that come under the heading of cruelty...?

Hi,
An 851/888 should easily stay together for 3 hours and give a lot of more modern kit a run for it's money.
Now 24 hours is a completely different kettle of fish...

Steve R

guy851

No Budget 888/904 a meet up perhaps

A little burd tells me there will be at least one 888 team at the September session at the brilliant Anglesea track.

Its far enough away to make a meet up

Is it? We will be there

Guy851

bikermike.n

then there's the problem of letting others ride one's P&J...

Do say hello, even if I am on the "wrong" bike...
perhaps I should bring it as a paddock scoot...

Mr.R

bikermike.n wrote

A few years ago I was offered a ride in a 5 or 6 hour endurance race at Snetterton on a mates Hackett tuned 926cc SP(4)S.
The thought of binning that piece of rare exotica was enough for me to turn down his kind offer.
He still often offers me a ride on it, but as he'd really like to have a blast on my old Bevel which's NEVER going to happen!
I say thanks but no thanks Johnny boy.

Steve R

bikermike.n

Well, they were there and out for the whole race (and sounded nice). I popped in to say hello, but there were no list members in their paddock when I was there.

Mike