Dad and my stable. SX500, mountain SRX700, SX700, Viper.

We used to race COSDRA series, I won several championships in the amatuer class, particularly with the SX500. The real kicker is that I had far more success with the 500 than I ever did with the SRX, and with 1/10th the work. Pretty much just dropped in a set-up that I thought would work and be reliable on many tracks, and didn't touch it. I took the 500 class, and 600multi-pipe class on the first try, despite coming in halfway thru the season. came second in 600 single pipe. Second year I swept all 3 with ease, sled was rock solid. The biggest help was not having to really play with the set-up, just warm it up and rock and roll. Taking stupid chances with different set-ups is what will kill you in drag racing, sometimes however, that's what you have to do.

here's some shots of the stable all sitting in the shop.

then a few of the mountain SRX. Last one is me getting a holeshot on Pam Stinson, that sled won the improved stock 700 championship that year, I was regularly faster to 60' tho, despite being on a stock sled. Not entirely the sled tho, Pam would usually stage very deep and wasn't at all good at cutting good lights, but being 95lbs she was faster than most guys that could cut a good light.

a couple more, SRX again, don't have much for shots of the other sleds, last one is me studding, was fairly drunk at the time, about the only thing I can do to make that job not the most tedious thing ever.

Nice! Do you need special trax for running in the dirt? Does that reak havoc on the sled?

Grass Drags :cool


Nice collection of sled :thumbup

naa, that's racing. Not many spectators will pay to freeze their ass off. Grass drags offer a chance for the consumers to see the new iron compete against each other and against the older stuff before winter, so they have a chance to know how it runs before they put money down.

It's not hard on the sled at all, so long as you cool them properly, I have equipment that I built for that tho. Only real shitty part is cleaning them, the clay gets into EVERYTHING.

bitchin...love going to the grass and ice drags around here

jray02r1
jesse

Location: Canuckistan- What part of the middle east is that??:crash:lol

:D the great lakes middle-east

yea, I miss racing, it's not a cheap sport tho. Yamaha disbanded their racing division for sleds and I basicly left then, without contingency and support it's nearly impossible to be competative.

Damn junior, that looks FUN! I wanna try!!!!!

sweet collection mang

sweet

great to FINALLY see a few pics of your stable bro...very cool. :)

gotta get up that way and do grass drags with ya.

truthfully I don't do a whole lot of racing anymore. Backyard shit isn't satisfying. (ya, I won against a buncha cowboys, so what?) and I don't have the expendable money to go out and run a professional circuit. Gotta get school done, and the project bike too.

those look fun as hell!

a couple more, SRX again, don't have much for shots of the other sleds, last one is me studding, was fairly drunk at the time, about the only thing I can do to make that job not the most tedious thing ever.


sweet.. and thanks for the pic of your face... :twisted

all drunk and shocked that a camera has showed up, LOL.

it's years old tho, so not of much value.

Ok I think a sled doesn't look as funny for you than a bike with your height... :P

I dunno, the one where I'm hanging off the bump seat trying to get any traction at all looks pretty ridiculous.

Nice stable you have there.


Ride safe.

uhmmmmmmmmmmmm


You're missing the snow fooo :poke


:lmao Nice collection JR... :)

uhmmmmmmmmmmmm


You're missing the snow fooo :poke


:lmao Nice collection JR... :)

:lol

gravelmobiles... :crash

Cool sleds! How come Val hasn't said anything about the "MAN SERVICES" on the windscreen? :oh

lol, man oh man, I caught a lot of shit over that back then. Was a good sponsor tho.

Very nice Junior... :cool

:lol

gravelmobiles... :crash

Oh Shit! not another section? :lmao