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agree with all of them.. but maybe you want to warm up with the 80cc since you are used to it.. then get on the 100cc for a round or two to get the feel of it.. i am doing it this way too.. this way you can know the difference in braking and accel point of a 80cc and 100cc.. its slightly different.. and if you are not afraid of the speed in the corner.. 100cc turns really faster..
there is so much gap to chase to get myself to 1:14-1:15.. whats the secret? is there a special line?
[quote=timmsm][quote=RawFlesh]
I average around 1:14-1:15. I need to cut it down to 1:10-1:11. What’s the norm for 80cc?[/quote]
WTF…. :O I dream of achieving those kind of times!! dude, I’m coming to you for tips!![/quote]
mark, reckon i wont be getting tips from you after all.. hehehe 😛 might as well get it from the 1:14-1:15 -just kidding- i still need to learn from many of you(s)
[quote=timmsm]Mikko, our biggest problem is that we are track junkies and must be on the track and not at the side of the track! No offence Bro![/quote]
yea.. sitting there and just looking at people racing is tormenting!! maybe its just a chicken wings.. but hey.. i am on the track!
[quote=naza]Intend to see you,Ikhwan, Ede and Dasila in the Sunday action, but Saturdays are reserved for chicken wings session with my crazy my-kart mates and their families.
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talking about chicken wings.. what time? is it like last saturday? or is it sunday? hmm… i heard from the lobster that its sunday..
[quote=naza]…go to http://club.my-kart.org/node/798 and register laaa!….maximum fun guaranteed including free racing lines tution by Auntie Azlin, very late braking technique style by Mark the Lobster man, Luen’s most economical way of getting your nice visor tinted, our resident rain bomoh on how to gently shoo away (not stop…thats impossible)the rain and many many tips on how to buaya on people by yours truly….if you like laaa… 😎 [/quote]
cool… i registered already. does that means i am qualify to learn all that from the masters of the masters? 😛
[quote=bosozoku]you manage to do it eh bro…. must have used the heater to stretch & pull the film into shape eyy, 🙂 hmmm… this is good news, don’t need to buy tint-visor anymore 😀 [/quote]
i found this shop that specialize in bike helmets at pertama complex in KL… they are selling those tinted visor for only rm50.. maybe you guys can try to get it from there next time.. not sure if the place is too far for some of you..
by the way.. my helmet looks cool now.. hehehe 😉
[quote=bosozoku]since you bought your helmet at your friend’s shop.. why don’t you get your tint visor there? 😕 [/quote]
well.. he don’t sell the films or the visor 🙁
[quote=naza][quote=edwynlow]guys.. some of the visor are tinted. do you guys take it to the normal car window tinted to have it done or there is such parts in the market, a tinted visor?[/quote]
…Some buy tinted films from the local big bike shops and some order factory tinted visors (waiting period can be 1 to 2 months if current stock is zero). Some are very creative and cut their own tinted films.[/quote]
thanks naza.. now i know where to get them! 😉
hey hey hey… i got my 1st full face helmet 😉 but still need the tinted films to make it looks good. got it for RM150 at my friend’s bike shop at PJ. but it’s local made, so the quality, i reckon is not as good as those SOL, or Shoei helmets. the brand is ‘GB..something something’. gonna get my gloves like tomorrow or so. haha.. so excited!
