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Post by tony on Aug 20, 2012 22:18:52 GMT
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Post by mark1scooters on Aug 20, 2012 23:18:33 GMT
Some great pics there Tony,very envious of the riders ability to get there scooters that far down  .I have been known to do it myself on the open road ::)but wouldn't mind a go on the track. Who was the rider you were there for,was he on an auto,Lammy or Vespa? Myself, Gareth and Daz had our first auto experience at Shiny Red Tuning last Friday with Max watching with his bad neck  It was seriously quick ;D But not as quick as mine will be with a bit of luck ;! 10 out of 10 for the pics mate.. |
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Post by tony on Aug 21, 2012 0:09:22 GMT
The rider was a lambretta rider.
Classic scooterist scene soon I hope
re the autos. The clever transmission enables the motor to always be at peak torque and then hp if you set it up right. SO.. whereas we have to build up to say 25hp and maybe 14lbs of torque .. the autos have it all the time.
I just watched a video on here of craig on a runner. He is a good rider but what struck me was how un-involving the auto is. It simply is 'twist and go' .. maaaah... brake... maaaaah... brake. It is very very quick for sure... but for me.. no. I would find that boring.
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Post by madmax on Aug 21, 2012 5:10:48 GMT
Nice pics Tony.  |
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Post by tony on Aug 21, 2012 14:07:04 GMT
this is craig that is on the video by posted by col. Looks good eh!  |
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.I have been known to do it myself on the open road ::)but wouldn't mind a go on the track.
