Really wanted to give this a go this week considering the competition... but my new room has nothing sensible to mount the bloody wheel on!
I knew you won't accept me being ahead for long! Nice that you confirm that my tune is able to go real quick!Binned a few faster T2's, at least I know where I'm losing time.
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Running on @Meister Fetz 's tune now
You're able to go insanely aggressive with your tune, I like itI knew you won't accept me being ahead for long! Nice that you confirm that my tune is able to go real quick!
Yep, I like it like this too. I just have to get a lap together, but for now my very limit is almost the same split that you posted.You're able to go insanely aggressive with your tune, I like it
Really wanted to give this a go this week considering the competition... but my new room has nothing sensible to mount the bloody wheel on!
Love this sentence.Add ballast to the 'desk' proportional to the violence of your race specifics, technique &/ requirements
The solution I found for that problem in the past was a simple recipe:
Go Bunnings, or preferred actual hardware store.
Take one extremely cheap saw-horse, e.g. http://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-folding-metal-leg-saw-horse_p5710162
Add one sheet of decently thick MDF of (approximately) the same length as the trestle. Clamp it on table style with 2 quick release clamps (eg http://www.bunnings.com.au/craftright-300mm-2-piece-quick-action-clamp_p5860150), or bolt or screw the MDF on. I still clamp it, as it can be removed and stowed in two parts with the wheel still mounted to the MDF (I just pop the pedals and power supply on the MDF and carry it as one unit).
Add one low chair. The saw-horse height match I can't guarantee; I had an old Ikea Poang chair that works.
Clamp or hardmount G27 to 'desk'.
Add ballast to the 'desk' proportional to the violence of your race specifics, technique &/ requirements (e.g. Nordschliefe in the Tomahawk X needs rather more)
Congrats, you've got my rig
Just Want to make sure first, is that bright green stuff outside of the rumble strip considered on or off track? Guessing it's off but just want to double check.
Red and White rumbles and tarmac are legal track. No other surfaces are track.
Thanks @RuddRacer 👍@Ph1sher I'm quite sure the green stuff is dirty. Its ok to touch it, just make sure 2 tires are still in contact with the red and white rumble strip or tarmac.
Coffee is important. And so is oil.Also gives me somewhere to put keyboard, laptop/tablet, DS3, water or (most importantly) coffee