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What are the 3 components needed for fire
1) Fuel
2) Oxygen
3) A source of ignition

Or if you were at the track today in your brand new R6 you just need:
1 and R6 Yamaha
2 bad racing skills
3 Keystone cop imitaiton of a fire brigade trying to put out a vehicle fire with a small extinguisher.

Enjoy

damn , hope i never needs one of them dudes to pull up to my bike like that

1st off these dudes are highly trained safety.............. o k I can't lie, these guys are fargin idiots.

I know them. They got about a 55 IQ between the both of them.

If you look he is pointing the extinguisher at the top of the fire not at the base where you need t point it to smother the source.

I have seen these guys allow a car to fry for over 15 minutes as they spent extinguisher after extinguisher trying to put out the flame.

They are morons, the both of them.

Next race I am going to drink lots of water before I hit the track in case my bike catches fire I can piss on it and put it out. It would be more effective than these two numb nuts trying to put it out. ha ha ha ha ha

Asian Rednecks... gotta love it!

Steve - you have to realize that if they put the fire out, their fun is over. They're secretly thinking - "BURN, BABY BURN!"

and thats why our racing organization has mandatory tank sliders for r6's

nice

What is that, a damn taxi there to take away the rider before the bike blows? LOL

hah flamers

manveru wrote:and thats why our racing organization has mandatory tank sliders for R6's

Tank Sliders? Whats that? do they fit onto the tank?

I need them for the R6 guys here. OR are tehy just frame sliders that also keep the frame high off the ground?

95FZR600 wrote:What is that, a damn taxi there to take away the rider before the bike blows? LOL

Correct that is about a 1999 Model Volkswagan Santana. IT is a ex taxi car the track bought to use as the safety car. Like the purple and orange stripe paint job they did. No mistaken it from one of the other vehicvles on the track huh?

This is the 3rd vehicle I have seen go up in flames because the corner works don't have an extinguisher and the safety crew has no brain power on how to use the bunch of extinguishers.

Score to date:
Flames - 2 bikes - 1 car
Safety crew - Zero

China_Racer_1 wrote:

manveru wrote:and thats why our racing organization has mandatory tank sliders for R6's

Tank Sliders? Whats that? do they fit onto the tank?

I need them for the R6 guys here. OR are tehy just frame sliders that also keep the frame high off the ground?

i believe they stick onto the sides of the tank, and absorb the impact and get ground away instead of the tank getting a hole in it.

http://traxxion.com/detail-48.aspx

Most race orgs around here require the tank protectors for R6's.

I went to the site posted above and see now what your talking about. but here is the disclaimer at eh bottom. I thought it was a bit IN YOUR FACE as far as what you can expect if you crash ha ha


WARNING!!! BY REMOVING THIS LABEL AND USING THE TRAXXION DYNAMICS R-6 GAS TANK SLIDER, YOU HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THE POSSIBILIY ABSOLUTELY, POSITIVELY EXISTS THAT YOUR BIKE WILL CRASH, BURST INTO FLAMES, BURN TO THE GROUND, SOAK YOU WITH FUEL, LIGHT YOU ON FIRE, AND BURN YOU UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD. YOU ADMIT YOU UNDERSTAND THAT YOUR GAS TANK AND SLIDER WILL BE CRUSHED AND DAMAGED AND BOTH WILL HAVE TO BE REPLACED IF YOU CRASH ON THEM. YOU AGREE TO HOLD TRAXXION DYNAMICS INC, HARMLESS FOR ANY DEATH OR INJURY THAT RESULTS FROM USING THIS PRODUCT.