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On me, it's not fat......…. it's "character " ;-)

Last year, they were like an ezpass transponder. Like around 2"xl2.5" and flat.

Hey, when you hit your mid-40's, the body wrap just happens. :rolleyes:

Even better was our set up---- we put a Dual Lock mount strip on our numberplate, and one on the back of the transponder. Every time someone would come in, we would snap lock it off and pop it onto the next guys number plate going back onto the track. Took seconds.

I wouldn't worry about it with the Alta Logo. Who is going to come back at you ? There's no one home! Ha! Besides, I would think if you put a little circled R below it, it wouldn't be Trademark infringement. If anything, they want their logo to be seen~ Brand recognition is key~

Nice!! Looks cool. I may have to do the same for my Pro Team! If you can, use either of these logos on the shirt. It'll look better and I'm trying to be consistent with message. Thanks guys!! Got to get the right identity out there! Cheers, Mark

The nice thing abou the Perry Mountain 24hr Challenge, is that is usually never " sells out ". the venue is pretty large, and they are super flexible and nice, so I would think if you wanted to continue to try and organize, that you have plenty of time to do so. If you get something organized...

No friggin clue, unfortunately. It'll be similar to last year, in terms of what's up on the site, I'm sure.

True!!! They do get hot. That's because of the power draw, which is significant. Think of the sun ;)

Cormoto can get creative and do anything you want. If you want specific other graphics, let me know and I'll get you all a price.

Four rules to night racing: 1. You can never have too much light. 2. You can never have too much reflective material. 3. In the absence of rule # 1, double up on rule # 2. 4. In the absence of rule #2, double up on rule #1

True~ that thing has got some experience for sure, and probably a little pain too~ Sure hope you guys got registered. Are you talking to Jake Dennis?

Just put a little foam in that chin piece, it'll filter out dirt in the gaps!

looking good! Always can move to 2 if you need!

Good to hear! Yes, the helmet light is key to having light EVERYEHERE you look. fills in all the gaps. As far as the Airoh helmet. keep in mind it doesn't matter if the light is titled, as long as that beam is facing forwards, that is all you need. even if the helmet light isn't getting full...

I know that track is a lot longer---- like 20-22 miles, so charge up after each lap! Don't think you can get 2 in. !

Hey there Bluefxstc --- If you want to be the organizer, I will help you guys out as well and give you a special sponsored team code for Starvation Ridge if you can get it organized and in place. Just reach out when you are ready. We have 10 months to plan! Plenty of time! Cheers, Mark...

Great to hear!!! Personally, I would do the 4 man team, so you guys get some riding in and push yourselves a little. Chances are life will happen, and you'll be scrambling to find a 3rd or 4th between now and then anyways. I would have sub-riders ready to jump in,. When it's a 6 man team...

Yeah --- Phil didn't get the standard 10" light, though they are the same lumens, draw and output. Side by side they are pretty darn equal, it's just the prototype Phil got is a little different from a beam perspective.

I don't think they make anything OTHER than Gummy. The M59 is the best New England tire out there. Always has been. Traditionally, the Bridgstone M59/ Pirelli MT16 combo was always the New England set up for Rocks/roots/sand ---- best all around tire. I have tried a lot of tires. The...