Does anyone know if this rear view camera/monitor set-up would be legal (get through tech) for CCS racing?
http://www.helmetharbor.com/racing/motocam/opening.htm
Shouldn't matter should it?
As long as it's attached firmly and can't come loose they should allow it. Have fun!
I know it has been done, so it must not be against the rules.
I could never use that...I'd miss my lines so badly...lol. Can you say, crash waiting to happen? ;D
Then we could see your off road prowess, berm boy ;)
It doesn't amount to much more than a lap timer size wise or plastic wise so I can't really see tech having a problem with it.
On the other hand it won't help me much since I usually don't have anyone behind me anyway. Well at least until the Experts come around and lap me.
;D
The best way to utilize a rear view set up is to jump the start and watch the rest of the grid going for it behind you ;D
QuoteThe best way to utilize a rear view set up is to jump the start and watch the rest of the grid going for it behind you ;D
I did the reverse of that......sitting on the grid with my arms up, bike in neutral, thinking it was a two wave start - it wasn't.
:o
QuoteI did the reverse of that......sitting on the grid with my arms up, bike in neutral, thinking it was a two wave start - it wasn't.
:o
My bike died in Daytona when I was on the FRONT ROW... Flag drop, bike die. Think about scott russle, wave hand and hit someone in the face as they go by. Very scary... Fortunately it was a rain race so people weren't starting all that hard...
You do get to see what the rear tire is doing... and not doing...
(...2 weekend old rear tire... ;D)
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Rick
QuoteThen we could see your off road prowess, berm boy ;)
That's berm DUCK, biatch! ;D
Just to reming you bryan but i dont think moroso has any berms for you to try and jump so stay off the concrete walls :P ;D
There IS a canal there....... :o ;D
QuoteThat's berm DUCK, biatch! ;D
Berm boy sounds better, besides 27 (or was it 28) is still a kid when one is about to turn 40.
28 around here is VERY young. I live near Sanibel Island and Naples, FL. If you aren't 90, you aren't even a little old yet here. ;D