In her words…
With no Isle of Man TT…plans are messed up.
I am looking for a full time ride for the 2021 season.
Preferably British F1.
Drop me a message if you know anyone who is looking for a passenger
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Chassis: 2012 – The last bike built by Joe Shelbourne.
1x tuned engine
1x std engine
Yoshi loom + Autotune
9 wheels – slicks, inters, wets.
Spare bodywork
Std fuel tank + TT tank
Spare radiator
Spare undertray
Lots of other spares.
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Continue readingFor Sale.
Built for the standard class, K100.
Raced 2019.
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Looking for £2000, offers welcome.
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From Dean Ryde.
Well that’s the next 3 chassis riveted up….. next week is a busy week on the milling machine also the lathe.
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The F.S.R.A. would like to welcome WinTec Racing, Nottingham as a series sponsor of the 2021 F.S.R.A. Pre-Injection Sidecar Championship. They are well known around the Pre-Injection paddock, having run their own team and supported several others since the inception of the class.
They join Pagid Brakes, with principal Michael Breitenbach pledging his continued loyal support to the series once again. A reminder that the full provisional Pre-Injection calendar is posted on the F.S.R.A. Website.
A more concise and clear set of regulations for the Pre-Injection class, along with Post-Classic Sidecar eligibility has also been recently uploaded to the F.S.R.A. website – this can be found here
This was from October 21st Email..
Last month, the Isle of Man Government Department for Enterprise, as promoters of the Isle of Man TT Races, invited competitors and relevant parties to contribute towards a review of the Technical Regulations for the Sidecar class. The Department would like to thank those who took the time to reply.
The proposed changes were intended to allow the class to expand and bring more variation to the start line, especially taking into account the difficulty and cost of obtaining a 600cc, 4-stroke engine. The Race Management Team have considered all responses and have also taken into account the current pandemic and the financial position this will leave some teams.
As a result, no changes will be made to the 2021 Sidecar TT Technical Regulations. However, the regulations will be amended for TT 2022 to allow 4-stroke, parallel-twin cylinder engines up to a maximum of 900cc.
Kind Regards
The Isle of Man TT Races
