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jacksoni

Quote from: Glen on March 02, 2015, 10:03:56 AM
When they go by the tower at over 200 mph it even becomes more difficult to locate and read a number :cheers:
Definitely makes Glen a "better than average" person. :cheers:
Jack Iliff
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kustombrad

I wasn't trying to be difficult, I was just curious. As far as why was I looking at the motorcycle streamliner rules, it's because there are none in the car streamliner class. It's a vague one paragraph deal and the motorcycle 'liner rules has five pages. Since there is no safety rules specifically for the bad boys (from hatch latches to secondary steering shaft stops) in the front pages, I assumed it's because safety stuff was actually mentioned in the motorcycle rules. I'm really trying to cover my bases as far as every safety aspect and just using what I have to work with.

NathanStewart

Take the motorcycle rules section and rip them out of the book.  Problem solved.
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Dynoroom

Sure makes for a smaller book.......   :evil:
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dw230

Dear God - lets hope so.

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