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Stans ex FZR1000 is going racing!!!

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 3:06 pm
by sbutler
I have sold Stans FZR to a guy in Camberra & he wants to race it in the PCRA with me. So Im busy prepairing it now. Ive got the shock out & being serviced, orded to racetech front springs & custom spacers etc. So Mike SS is not gonna be alone on the Peter Jackson bike now, there will be 3, 92 FZRs, & 2 89s racing this year!!!
I know Mick & Jason on the 89s are very good riders, so they are gonna be tough to beat.
Bill, the guy that bought Stans bike has come from 600 supersport so he maybe a dark horse??
Mike SS has been around a few times, so he could be a threat.
The other fellow on the 92 is pretty much a club rider, so Im not to worried about him.

Oh its shaping up to be a tough year. I think I better learn to ride this Suzuki pretty quick! :roll:
27-28th of Feb Wakefield park will be the first hitout for some of us, & should be a great weekend.

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:52 pm
by sickle44
Very Cool,
Keep it up, perhaps soon Yamaha will take notice and make a modernized tribute machine.

Here's hopin' anyways.

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 5:50 pm
by sbutler
Yeah another mighty FZR goes into battle 18 years after it was built.
Cam, Stan, Ozzy, spook, & the rest of team exup need to start a run..

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:35 pm
by stan
Shame, it was a sweet road bike, but your kids grow up and move on to do different things,

i wish the new owner well

stan

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 7:42 pm
by JasonL
Well Steve, let's revisit this post at the end of the year and see what happened!! BTW Mick's is an 87 not 89 - and I hear there is also a guy joining PCRA this year who has an 87 ex Superbike with all the right kit and in his day was nipping at the heels of the top guys, he was at the One Hour checking things out, so if he does come along he will be hard to beat, on paper anyway. I guess you only need to worry about position in class ultimately, although there is still a lot of pride at stake for outright position too, right!
So you will only have to worry about 2 competitive 92's in class.

At this stage I don't think I'll do the Barry Sheene, so the only PCRA round I'll do will be the Vic round at Broadford, plus maybe the One hour at the end of the year.

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:28 pm
by hotcam
Sounds great, I will have to try to make it to some of the races.
My FZR is going to Superbike School tomorrow :banana

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 9:19 pm
by sbutler
Yes your right Jay. I dont know about the BSfos myself yet. I hope the committy comes to its senses, & makes it a points round, if they dont I cant see it being a success. There are heaps of guys not going for that very reason. NOT counting the buckets!
Its a very expencive meeting, you only get three :6 lap races, & no points

I doubt there will be a lot of PCRA guys going to VIC . It may be a points round, but its simply to far for a lot to travel, me included.
But we'll see what comes out of the next club meeting. I hope they change their minds.
I can see their point by having the vic points round, will bring more guys. but I think they should have drop your worst round instead. That will work better.. That way all of us can drop aour worst round, & its fair all around.

PS:: Im not worried about an ex superbike. Wait till I get the Yoshie cams & headers on the gsxr 165hp+ & 175KGs ha ha ha... :banana

Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 9:20 pm
by sbutler
stan wrote:Shame, it was a sweet road bike,

stan
No shame about Marty, pride mate pride. You can say you once owned a true racer.. ;)
It will be pampered like a new baby. Rather than banging around the roads, rain hail or shine. :cry:
Gonna make a sweet race bike Marty.
:banana

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 1:33 am
by stan
i did own a true racer, an 88 FZR 750 R i built up myself and raced at club/state level for a few years

and i actually liked banging around on the roads rain hail and shine

stan

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:10 am
by sbutler
stan wrote:i did own a true racer, an 88 FZR 750 R i built up myself and raced at club/state level for a few years

and i actually liked banging around on the roads rain hail and shine

stan
Well Martin be prowd man, I'll send you some pics from the track, hopfully with both the PJ & your bike on the grid!
Bet there are a few guys that wish you still had the FZR750, they are like hens teeth..

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 3:31 am
by kiwi60
i actually liked banging around on the roads rain hail and shine
Nothing quite like a good long ride to clear the remaining brain cells, which is why I still have the SV.

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 4:29 am
by Mike_SS
I dont know about the BSfos myself yet.
Come on now Steve if I can travel 1000ks to do it for no points then you can make the effort too :P

Think of it as a state of origin as there will be 5 or 6 Queenslanders coming down. I may be bringing both bikes now as the guy who is going to have a go on my 750 seems pretty keen. :)

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 5:17 am
by sbutler
state of origin hay?? That sound like a challange. I love a challange. :poke

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 2:56 am
by sbutler
Ok Team Exup's
Here the poop to date.
I have just had the Ohlins serviced, & it has come up a treat. Its chock full of Gold valves & stuff now, & is in the bike.
Ive got the RaceTech .95 & spacers for it waiting to be fitted. :banana

Its off to Canberra on Satarday, for final race preping, eg:: lock wiring etc.
Then it should be pretty much ready for the first PCRA round on the 27/28 of Feb..

So come the Barry Sheene there will be two FZRs doing battle in the pre modern class..

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:02 am
by Mike_SS
sweet :)

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:25 am
by hotcam
27 28 feb ... So does that mean you're support at the PI WSBK ? Or will you be racing in NSW?

Posted: Wed Jan 27, 2010 3:44 am
by sbutler
Wakyfield. cam, love to get an invite to do the supports for the WSBKs
But we are to young!!