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Offline dan daughenbaugh

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Photos: A7 Dry Lakes Racer
« on: 27.04. 2014 03:00 »
HI Gents,
I have just finished up my A7 for the racing season. Next weekend Im making an attempt on a record at the ECTA's Ohio mile event in the Special construction vintage 500 class. Im pretty excited to get this together this early and make the event thats a little closer to home for me. It will also be a good chance to test and tune the machine before THE BIG DANCE of Bonneville in Aug.
Cheers
Dan
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Re: Photos: A7 Dry Lakes Racer
« Reply #1 on: 27.04. 2014 06:31 »
G'day Dan.
She looks the goods mate. Now to get you in shape. I want you to push er 10 miles a day. By August you should be in Bonneville and have the power to weight ratio a lot better. *lol*
Cheers
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Re: Photos: A7 Dry Lakes Racer
« Reply #2 on: 27.04. 2014 11:34 »
 Nice one Dan, good luck with it- don't forget t' pack yer bathers...  *good3*
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Re: Photos: A7 Dry Lakes Racer
« Reply #3 on: 27.04. 2014 12:05 »
wow, that looks nice, modern expression of a machine with 1910 ancestry. 'Greasy Gringo'  *smile*
Great work.


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