Will this pass?

Discussion in 'STT Southern' started by TNID200, Aug 21, 2012.

  1. TNID200

    TNID200 n00b

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    Hi all. I'm trying to get things lined up for my first track day, and have a question. Please take a look at the following pics and let me know if that counts as mirror removal, or if I actually need a set of block-off plates.

    Sorry if this isn't posted in the correct area of the forums.

    Thanks,
    Daniel
     

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    #1 TNID200, Aug 21, 2012
  2. K3

    K3 What's an apex?

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    That will totally pass. Ya got a awful purdy paintjob, boy!
     
    #2 K3, Aug 21, 2012
  3. Brett

    Brett What's an apex?

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    Yep, ran with mine like that when I first started TD's.
     
    #3 Brett, Aug 21, 2012
  4. eE jeremy

    eE jeremy Rides with no training wheels

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    The reason for removing the mirror is to prevent the possbility of getting glass on the track if something were to happen, so yeah, with the mirror removed that situation is avoided and you are good to go.
     
    #4 eE jeremy, Aug 21, 2012
  5. ramm

    ramm yrraL

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    Shiny!
     
    #5 ramm, Aug 21, 2012
  6. TwoBrothersBusa

    TwoBrothersBusa Team Gixxer Racing
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    That will be just fine sir. Ping me anytime if you ever have any questions. Good to have you around here!
     
    #6 TwoBrothersBusa, Aug 21, 2012
  7. tnskydivr

    tnskydivr Shut up and Jump!
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    Welcome to the addiciton Daniel, you are gonna have a blast at Barber!!
     
    #7 tnskydivr, Aug 21, 2012
  8. TNID200

    TNID200 n00b

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    Thanks guys. I'm going to do my best to keep her all shiny.
     
    #8 TNID200, Aug 21, 2012
  9. sheepofblue

    sheepofblue Rides with no training wheels

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    You might also consider just taping them to avoid the small possibility of getting caught in the bracket if you were to crash. Painters tape works great and doesn't leave goo. I am sure that goes above tech needs but then why do the minimum when it could be your hide in question (hopefully you keep the wheels down :thumb:)
     
    #9 sheepofblue, Aug 21, 2012
  10. TNID200

    TNID200 n00b

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    I hadn't thought of that. Thanks
     
    #10 TNID200, Aug 21, 2012
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