Many years ago there was a Pacific Northerwest Moped Racing series. It ran from 2010 to around 2015 or so when it ended due to lack of participants. One of the locals built a bike to race one year but it never ended up on the track. That was the Gary Flyer. It passed handed …
Now it’s no secret I’ve been swimming deep in the world of stock A55 tuning the last couple years. I’ve been working on my Bazooka Mouth velocity stack for over a year. I felt pretty confident it was just the best but I needed one big final test. Then an idea formed. I was already …
With about a month left before the races I’ve got quite a lot of work to do. I’ve been making progress but you know how these things go. I’m working on the hobbit engines first so the Tomos is in planning and parts ordering phase. Last time I talked about the rules as I read …
I really enjoy moped racing. I went to the last race of the first Polini Cup in 2009, started a moped racing circuit in the pacific northwest in 2010 that ran for a handful of years, attended Tomahawk Cup, the first 3 Moped GP West, and other various smaller events. Now that I’m back in …
So the project started out as a friend of a friends first maxi. I went with them on the original purchase and said it was a good base to start with, they picked it up, and started fixing it themselves. It was a 1hp restricted E-50 maxi missing the intake and carb so I suggested …
If you collect any one thing for long enough eventually that thing will start to find you. People will know your that guy and just give you those things. You might end up with some really rare stuff for cheap, or you might end up with 1000 copies of Jurassic Park on VHS. Only the …
So the Puddle Cutters, like many clubs do, raffle a bike during our rally weekend. I usually volunteered to build them because it’s fun and I take a bit of pride in it. A raffle, at it’s core, should be fun. Everyone is excited, they scream and yell and throw spent tickets on the ground …