yokohama tyres

[Eddy Wright]

A max of 750cc. I would go along with that. However in the spirit of classic racing. I would suggest we only allow classic tyres as they were in the day.

[steve-e]

along with black leathers, pudding basins and baseball boots

[den etheridge]

Steve, Still got mine

[petercaughlin]

along with black leathers, pudding basins and baseball boots

A certain M Hailwood lapped the TT at over 106mph in black leathers and a pudding basin just thought I`d throw that in .

[Jim Sinnott]

Peter you forgot to mention the tape on his worn out boots, top man Mike Hailwood

[richard]

I always thought boxing boots best as they went with the leathers

[petercaughlin]

I thought passengers could still wear them so long as there`s no gap between bottom of leathers and top of boots

[tonybsa2008]

The point is this,there is not supposed to be ANY development in Historic motorsport,at all.
The moment you develop things its no longer Historic.
If you want to develop,improve etc,go race F1 or F2.
Its people who keep finding extra horsepower,wider tyres/wheels,more expensive non period suspension,that are driving up the costs,and putting the sport beyond the reach of ordinary people,and this also applys to solos as well.

[Simon Smith]

True.

[Eddy Wright]

I still use my boxing boots they fit like a glove. Very comfy too.

[steve-e]

They fit like a glove? Where exactly do you put these boots Ed?

[richard]

Eddy you have been changing gear when you should be pulling in the clutch

[petercaughlin]

The point is this,there is not supposed to be ANY development in Historic motorsport,at all.
The moment you develop things its no longer Historic.
If you want to develop,improve etc,go race F1 or F2.
Its people who keep finding extra horsepower,wider tyres/wheels,more expensive non period suspension,that are driving up the costs,and putting the sport beyond the reach of ordinary people,and this also applys to solos as well.

Well said Tony,its not Historic racing and won`t ever be until people stop bending the rules