Racer

[maxi]

Hi all I fancy building a racer as iam dieing to have a go,nowt flash just sumthing to get me started see if I get into it.were do I start?LOL cheers maxi

[sean brady scooters]

you could do worse than follow/check out our racer build/topic...........but depends of course in which class/group you would like to compete in.............

[drunkmunkey6969]

Hi all I fancy building a racer as iam dieing to have a go,nowt flash just sumthing to get me started see if I get into it.were do I start?LOL cheers maxi

You start here: http://shop.ebay.co.uk/merchant/sc00terotica Everything you need!!!

See links on Paul Greens profile for BSSO and Fast Scooter sites for licences, race dates etc......see you on the grid!

[drunkmunkey6969]

Or of course just get the licence and run your own scooter in the street class.

[paulmgreen]

Hi all I fancy building a racer as iam dieing to have a go,nowt flash just sumthing to get me started see if I get into it.were do I start?LOL cheers maxi

Have a look on the race forum ... www.fastscooter.co.uk

You may find my race blog at www.paulmgreen.co.uk of intrest too.


as Sean says - depends to a degree what class you want to end up doing - there are pro's and cons to all. Next race meeting is Three Sisters on May 9th / 10th..... why not come along and have a chat with teh riders and see whats what. They are a very helpful bunch and you'll always get useful help and advice.

[maxi]

Cheers lads,defo going to pop along to three sisters ,is there many you lads competing?think I'll start buy having ago in the street class on my cutdown

[paulmgreen]

There were 40 scooters at Mallory for Round 1

Don't know how many are entered for Three Sisters yet.

[maxi]

do i have to do a training course before i can apply a acu licence?ive downloaded form for bsso.just not sure about licence thing!! cheers maxi

[drunkmunkey6969]

Get your BSSO membership card, then apply for the ACU training course and you get your licence there.

[corrado]

Don't let the training course bother you, it's just a one day (about 3 hours) covering all the safety aspects with a multiple choice simple test at the end.