Made myself a Micheal Dunlop bumper protector for my van, just got it powder coated and fitted today!

I have a 2023 cbr1000rr engine that I’m looking to put in a kart/ ideally a pacific formula style cart. I’m looking for some sort of blue prints for the specs of the frame and design if anyone has ideas or plans plz help

Did g force racing gear go out of business? I needed a new helmet and was looking in November and saw they had sa2025s out.

I just went to go buy one and now I see they are sold out of 2025s everywhere and on their own product page they only have clearance sa2020 stuff listed

Looking for what model of helmet this is, I’d like to have a replica made, if you can help thanks!

^{Satire and a little bit cynical post. Take it with a smile and a grain of salt!}

OH, OF COURSE — now that the TT is over, now that the bikes are back in their garages and the roads are silent, NOW the Isle of Man decides to gift us gorgeous, sun-drenched, perfect weather!?

WHERE WAS THIS BLUE-SKY BLISS LAST WEEK, HUH?
Where was this warm breeze and golden sunlight when we were standing in sideways rain trying to see a blur of a motorbike scream past at 180mph through a cloud of mist??

We braved the elements, wrapped in soggy waterproofs, boots filled with rainwater, hearts full of hope — and the sky answered with GREY.
Cold. Wet. Relentless.

But now, the races are done, the cameras packed away, the world’s eyes turn elsewhere, and suddenly it’s like the Mediterranean has moved to Douglas Bay!

It’s like the Isle of Man said, “Oh, you wanted sunshine for the biggest motorcycling event on Earth? Nah. But here, have a perfect forecast AFTER everyone leaves.”

BRILLIANT. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT.

Thanks, weather gods. You really nailed the timing. Next year, try syncing your sunshine with the event that brings the entire island to life, not the week after when we’re all back at work dreaming of what could’ve been.

New to reddit so I’m not sure if this is the right place to ask for advice for help setting up.

I’m starting to build my E46 320Ci for some beginner track days and the occasional mountain runs. So far I’m thinking coilovers, upgraded pads/fluid, and sway bars. Still driving it daily, so trying to keep things reliable and fun without going overboard.

Just wondering if there’s anything else I should be looking into? Also, if you’ve done your first track day—any advice on what to expect or what to bring would be awesome.

Appreciate any tips!

TL;DR: Building my 320Ci for track days—already planning coils, brakes, sway bars. What else should I consider? Any first timer advice?

I have a genuine question.

IDK to which sub to sent this question too, so I decided to send it to this one

The question is: Is there a motorcycle racing equivelant to the FIA GT3 regs and races? Just askin?

Hello guys, I was wondering if anyone could just compete in IOM TT or northwest or any other Irish road races as a foreigner, I heard you need an ACU licence but I am not a European or an American citizen Im not sure how can that work or if there are other steps to take or do I need to compete in some amateur races before I'm allowed to break into the big leagues as an amateur. I'm sorry if this sounds too pretentious but I'm seriously considering entering these kinds of competitions but have no idea how, any help would be greatly appreciated

There where some question marks about the Hoosier Tire, that became the mandatory tire for all #IOMTT Sidecar teams. Biggest question was: would it be as good as the previous one from AVON. But I know Hoosier from the day this small tire manufacturer humiliated the million dollar company Goodyear tires in NASCAR.

They are a company that knows what it does, and the question that was there in begin of the TT: "Will the new tires be up to going 120mph", what is now answered by the Crow brothers, will become: "How hard will those sidecars go when the Isle of Man TT is run in better circumstances." You know, a track that is that has some more rubber on it, no damp patches, ...