What do you drive to the track?

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  • trippivot
    Forum Sage
    Past Site Supporter
    • Aug 2006
    • 2815
    • Des Moines , IA

    #1

    What do you drive to the track?

    I think getting to the track and how you camp is as big of a job as building a racing vehice.



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    SUZUKI , There is no substitute
  • rapidray
    Forum Guru
    GSResource Superstar
    • Oct 2006
    • 8195
    • So Cal

    #2
    This is how I get there & where I stay at the races. Ray.

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    • Guest

      #3
      07 3500 chevy express van and a 12 foot popup camper[opens up to 23 ft with a side that pulls out

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      • Guest

        #4
        My new hauler, Cant wait to get my bike back together to use it. I will be bracket racing the busa this spring I guess.

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        • GregT
          Forum Sage
          • Jul 2009
          • 3541
          • New Zealand

          #5
          Some years ago a friend of mine turned up at the track driving a '56 Bentley Silver Cloud towing a rough trailer with an even rougher race bike aboard....he toured the pits practising his royal wave.
          His father was a Bentley collector and was out of town - the 1930 3 litre didn't have a tow bar...
          That's been very hard to top locally.

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          • trippivot
            Forum Sage
            Past Site Supporter
            • Aug 2006
            • 2815
            • Des Moines , IA

            #6
            this is my first box truck

            I sold this when gas was 4 bucks a gallon the last time and I had no one else to partner up with to share costs. Man I miss that truck, I'd put a saw horse under the ramp and work on it sitting at waist level.

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            SUZUKI , There is no substitute

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            • Flaming Chainsaws

              #7
              I actually drive the vehicle that will be raced to the track . I haven't raced in motorcycles in a long time since my GS450 is broke but with cars, I just simply drive them over there then do the work at the track.

              I suppose that's not a very smart thing to do since I may blow the motor or something then have no way home . But then again, home is only a 15 min drive.

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              • Guest

                #8
                always thought about a handyvan...

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                • madjack57754

                  #9
                  This is what I have in mind for my new project hauler. (not mine)

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                  • madjack57754

                    #10
                    and this is what I've got

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