The Classic TT, not always a success

stafford

Well after this years attendance at the Classic TT, to be honest it could have gone better.
Still it is probably the toughest place to race (Dakar excepted) on a bike.
If anyone has a matched pair of pistons please follow the link below, read and get in touch.
Be warned may contain horror stories and practices.
Ta

http://celeresracing.blogspot.co.uk/

Mbracing748

Nice Thread.

sagot

Ha Awesome!
Reminds me of John Briton braising his cylinder back together at Daytona!

Eus_Daniel

Hi Stafford, i did not kow you ware going to put emely to play at the montain corse. Last time i was on the céleres blog site emely was out of race. At least she didnt crash. NET year let me know if you are going to race i may havê some spares to help in the cause.

Cheers from Portugal

Viper1

Very cool!

Mr.R

Hard luck Stafford, shit happens better luck next year.
I've always thought and said that a complete spare motor is a must for the Island.

I was over for the week finding out what had happened to your bike/effort, when I popped in to visit Tony on my way upto Jurby via Diane's at Ballaugh on the Sunday morning before your F1 race day.
On race day I was up at the Creg so didn't see your bike once, I reckon I was almost as dissapointed as you mate, the only 851/888's I saw on closed roads were in the parade on Saturday.
In fact in the whole holiday I don't think I saw 5 or of them???
What happened to Alf's and Paul's efforts this year, do you know?

I'll be over next year but I'll be riding my old '79 900SS Bevel.

Steve R

hauge

Nice blog!
Thanks.

stafford

Thanks for the comments chaps,

Mr.R, ALf failed to attend again and Paul B had never intended to compete in the Classic TT this year.
Still on the upside Emily should be in Practical Sportsbikes soon.