Duck Tracking
Lindemann Engineering suspension make Duck Tracking easy.
Aim for the Duck!
No Novices Here
I set a new PB of 1.31.39 on the SV650 in the CTD Ironman Heavy race at Willow. My old PB was 1.31.65 Wayne, Ed and I battled in the middle of the 20 lap race. Fun note, Wayne has yellow novice number plates but he is no novice.

Cookie Report
30 laps total for a best of 1.28.96 My Willow PB is 1.24.5 on my TZ250 in 2003. Back then T8 & 9 were in much better condition. That was my first race on a big bike since 1999. Cookie’s owner is happy with the work I did restoring her and with our results. One race = one win. F40 Heavyweight. I did not touch my knee down. Cookie has 16.5 wheels, we have 4 front and 6 rear new tires left. More racing to come. Coaching Available.
Spokes
I built my first wheel in 1984 using Buchanan’s spokes. I swapped the steel 19′ & 18′ rims of my ’76 CB550F race bike for wider 18′ aluminum rims. Latter I built a 16′ front using longer forks from a CB900F. Now it’s time to build some 17’s for the TTR125LE’s.
Take Care of your Stuff
After each weekend it’s best to let your transponder batteries run all the way down, then recharge and store them in the unplugged charger. It’s also a good idea to remove your timer before washing the bike. Oh, did I turn my timer on so you can see my SV650 Willow PB lap time of 1.31.39?
Three Races Equals Three Wins!
1.28.9 on Cookie. Dropped my SV PB from 1.33.3 to 1.31.34 on lap 13 of 16 in the Iron Man Race.
Saturday, Saturday, Saturday!
Loaded and ready to Track Day & Race. F-40, Twins, Ironman. Saturday, Willow, Superbike Showdown, No Gate Fee.

Two Bikes To Race Too!
Brakes are not a big deal at Willow but I replaced my bent rotor anyway. My SV 650 is ready for the Superbike Showdown this Saturday.
Loaded!
One week to go and Cookie is loaded in the trailer. The event is now Saturday Oct 4th only. Practice and Track Day followed by Racing in the afternoon.