Bald Bloke

Didn't you know the price before you decided the price was disgusting? Isn't beer the same everywhere. Either from a keg or a bottle ?

Can't see it being over 42.5.. But who knows at this stage what will happen, or how the leagues will pan out.

Yes, usually grip means fast if you attack it. If you don't it can mean slow. Some riders can't ride very grippy...Generally a little bit slicker track ( not like the M25) but with a bit of dirt and spiked up a little makes for better racing as all can ride it, just sets ups need adjusting. But for some on very grippy tracks, they just can't ride it well whatever the set up.

He will be on a 4 then

Somerset and Swindon are not for sale are they? There's a difference "Up for sale" and one team might drop down and Swindon "no track". I don't think any of these are up for sale and think both will ride in 2019.

Got to be Kurtz I guess. Woryna was a bargain on 4.65.. I don't think he will be back on a 6.30 though. He's done his job. Kurtz and Jack Holder if you can get him back . 14.14 between them

He would. Morris will be on 6.74 when the last averages come into play soon I believe

We will

FFS

Yep. You can't tell me that he can't afford to help Adams out with shipping a bike over and riding. He's a wealthy young man.

I would guess Poole are one of the Prem clubs that want the Prem to stay.. Hence our tinted post ..Poole don't do second best

When he leaves the track alone as you say "slick track" It's only slick later on,when Buster leaves in alone. Why not put a fair bit less shale on to start with, and spike from mid track to the fence. Spiking digs into the surface making it a bit looser/ grippy, but with less dirt on to start with, it might give us an inbetween the two track types

Any news on the sale front Skidder. What I mean is anyone interested. Wouldn't expect you to let anything out that shouldn't be.

Agree. Iv'e seen some good meetings on a slicker track too. With a grippy track like Lynn, you need a strong motor and big nads. You can't ride it half hearted, you have to attack it.I f you hesitate and back off a little the bike is liable to straighten up or rear up and chuck you off the back. Lambo and Bomber spring to mind that both attack that type of track.. It wouldn't hurt to try a slicker track and spike it up a bit, more so from mid track to the outside, and give it a try. I've even read from some BV fans that the NNS provides better racing when slicker... And that is what you call a top track

I've said many times that it should not of been allowed. Morris did not fit, i don't blame Poole or Lynn.. It don't matter who pushed what, The fault lies higher up the ladder. Somerset were 4 riders down in the cup leg 2 and the couldn't use Wright at Lynn because he was 0.05 over.. Either everyone gets the +5% away or no one does.It's not hard to understand.How many fans have moaned about Somerset winning the cup, I doubt if any have. Why....No special treatment was allowed !

I think it comes down to skill, confidence, and the size of ones nads most of the time. I know TJ likes it grippy, he says it's easier to set the bike up. There seems to be a fine line setting a bike up, you can of course change the gearing, changing the jetting, going a little bigger will flatten the power a tad, if your spinning to much, retarding the timing will do the same, going the other way will make it a bit sharper. If the tracks slick you can move the rear wheel forward for a little extra grip, or move the wheel back if its grippy. All of these can "overlap" a bit so it can be hard getting it spot on. Hence why you sometimes see teams struggle at the start of meetings. Having said that, Lynn has been grippy for years and Neils has been great. Maybe at nearly 37 he is not prepared to risk it as much these days. He deffo don't look as confident as he used at the AFA .

What rule was that Lisa ?

Poole "stuffed crust" Pirates.

It's a bit of a funny one for me if i'm honest. I know he has been loyal over the years. While I wouldn't like another team to benefit form his lowish average, he has looked very tentative at times this season and it isn't like him at all, he used to ride Lynn with such confidence Something isn't right, but I guess only he knows the problem might be. He should be ripping it up in this league. Would I have him back in 2019. I would, but would want to hear from him first as to why his form/confidence seems to have gone missing at times. Surely his shoulder is ok now ?. Is he just on the slide a tad at nearly 37. Slow bikes ? Who knows.

You know that is wrong... Don't you

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Ackroyd

NEW FOR 2019 !!!! Will be available at the Poole track shop for £1.99, or free pair with every season ticket.

Ermm… Morris 6.91 was effective from 1st Oct until the end of the season I thought.. No meetings in Nov, but there was still meetings to be run in Oct Anyway it's done now.