Showing posts with label Hells Race. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hells Race. Show all posts

14 Jun 2016

The new wheels arrived!

My brother just send me these pictures. It took ages but today the new wheels finally arrived in Eindhoven and I'm stoked! Just in time for Hellsrace this weekend :)
Maxxis dtr-1 tyres and new wider rims on the old GR650 hubs.
 Can't wait to put them on the bike this Thursday.






9 Jun 2016

Sinner Supply presents - Hellsrace - 18-19 June

18-19 June 2016, Helzoldlaan, Heusden-Zolder, Belgium.
We are going there in a brilliant old-timer dubble decker bus, ha dope! We're leaving on friday from Eindhoven. We still have some spots in the bus so if if you're thinking of going next weekend and need a place to crash get in contact!

HELLS Flat Track RACE takes place at Helzold Stadion in Belgium on 18-19 June 2016, this beautiful 1/4 mile Speedway Track is the only track in Belgium. It’s located in a green environment with a campsite right next to the track. Campsite doors open on Friday. There’s a canteen, showers and toilets, which makes it easy and affordable to come over AND RACE!
Note: Spectators have great overview of the oval, as it is situated in a pit with a complete stand around the whole track, so there is no excuse to stay home.

program
Saturday:     Open Training / starts from 10.30 till 15.30 
Sunday:     Race Day / Newbie, Rookie, AM, Thunder, Vintage & Pro Class Dash for Cash:     Prize money (only for Pro Class) Entrance tickets:  

Pre-sale tickets 12 Euro (this includes camping for 1 person) Tickets at the door 15 Euro (additional 5 Euro camping per person)  Free entrance for riders + 1pers (including camping) E-tickets will be available in a couple of weeks.

Hellsrace is part of the DTRA Hooligan Racing
The entries have now opened for the DTRA Hooligan Racing mini-series. It is presented by Harley-Davidson and sponsored by Sideburn, Co-Built and Roland Sands Designs, but open to all makes and models.

The rules are very simple.

750cc or bigger engine.
Stock frame (from the bike the engine is from)
No knobbies. Road legal or dirt track tyres only.




Project Townsmoker - stitch lines

Here you see me, looking like a snake, drawing the stitch lines on the seat :)
Klaassen Originals is a local seat upholstery in Eindhoven. We showed him the seat yesterday morning and he's gonna try to finish it before Hellsrace! Fingers crossed!
Can't wait to see the final result!

After that Martin started working on the gas tank again. He spend all day working on the gas tank. He he found some new gas leaks, cleaned the tank, fixed the leaks, cleaned it up again. refilled it with gasoline. And then it started leaking at an other spot....! This happened 6 or seven times but finally around 18.00 hour it was not leaking anymore. Let's hope it stays like that now! Now we still have to primer it to check if we can find some more small leaks and then we're gonna use tank cure to finish it. 

While Martin was working on the tank I reassembled the bike. We wanted to check if it was still running properly. Since the crash last year at Dirtquake we never fired it up any more. 
Around 21.00 We put the bike outside. Checked everything but it did not make a sound...? 
Shit! We checked again and found the problem. Some loose wires.
Second try. 
Now the engine was turning but not enough power to start the engine. Damn, my battery charger was in Amsterdam. Shit, oh well, we will fire it up next time. We put the bike inside again. Started cleaning up the atelier. It was time to go home. Martin tried it one more time. Bahbohbahbaohbah!

It was running!!! 
Sweet!
:)







26 May 2016

Suzuki GR650 Townsmoker update #4

So here it is with the new subframe. I like! The bike needs to be finished for Hellsrace next month and Dirtquake 5 some weeks later. 

This week the new wheels will arrive with Maxxis dirt track tyres.
If we're lucky they will fit but I'm afraid the rear fork is to short for the 19" rim and the fat flat track tyre and maybe even the front wheel will be to wide for the stock GR650 front fork... We'll see. I also like this 18" rear and 19" front look very much with the Duro HF308 tyres and it worked great last year at Dirt Quake. 

Other to do stuff. 
-Adjust the seat pan to the new subframe and shape the seat. 
-Chrome plating the exhaust and the rear light plus maybe some other parts. 
-New clutch and  gas cable, fork seal and carter plug. 
And it needs some paint :) but we're getting close!