Flat Track Racing Mega Thread - INCLUDES SPOILERS!

bikeama

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Ordered my NBC track pass for AFT today. I did not like that it automatically renews at whatever rate it is next year (unless canceled). I have put a reminder on the calendar for next year.
 

Map8

I want nothing
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Just 14 days until the AFT season starts.

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bikeama

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Just 14 days until the AFT season starts.

I am ready. Bought the NBC Sports Gold AFT. Checked and when I open my Xfinity app it shows my email. 70" of flatscreen flat track. :teeth I hope the new system works.
 
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Map8

I want nothing
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Quoting myself :rolleyes because Royal Enfield announced a limited race program with AFT for the 2020 season. They will compete in Production Twins starting at the Laconia short track in mid-June and will do two wild card TTs (Buffalo Chip and Peoria) in the SuperTwins class. Johnny Lewis will ride and develop the bike. Lewis will also use RE Himalayan-based flat trackers for flat track clinics at selected events this season. Royal Enfield recently announced a partnership with AFT and is supporting a builder challenge for four women to build and race RE flat track bikes at special exhibition races this season.






So Royal Enfield is showing this "design exercise" Flat Track bike. Not a street tracker. However, this design exercise is pretty serious. Harris built the frame, it has chassis adjustment (steering head, swingarm pivot) in the ranges of a real flat track race bike. S&S built the engine. There were photos a few months ago of the bike on track at Flat Track practice days in the UK. Thats not the usual approach for building a show bike.

RE debuted the bike at EICMA yesterday. They are just calling it a design exercise. Of course, there are rumors about Royal Enfield racing AFT in either Production Twins or SuperTwins but that seems like a stretch.

Anyway, its a great looking bike. More photos at BikeEXIF.com


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flying_hun

Adverse Selection
Quoting myself :rolleyes because Royal Enfield announced a limited race program with AFT for the 2020 season. They will compete in Production Twins starting at the Laconia short track in mid-June and will do two wild card TTs (Buffalo Chip and Peoria) in the SuperTwins class. Johnny Lewis will ride and develop the bike. Lewis will also use RE Himalayan-based flat trackers for flat track clinics at selected events this season. Royal Enfield recently announced a partnership with AFT and is supporting a builder challenge for four women to build and race RE flat track bikes at special exhibition races this season.

The S&S website includes a big bore kit for the 650 RE's. 865cc, IIRC. I'm guessing they'll be using that as one of the ways to go from ~45 HP stock, to something closer to 90 HP for the track. I love the look of the bike! :ride
 

Map8

I want nothing
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I understand the goal is for RE to partner with S&S for engines and Harris for frames to offer racers a turn key bike for Production Twins.
 

flying_hun

Adverse Selection
I understand the goal is for RE to partner with S&S for engines and Harris for frames to offer racers a turn key bike for Production Twins.

That makes complete sense, plus they own Harris. Between those suppliers, there is plenty of knowledge to build a good platform.
 

bikeama

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Staff member
I got this email today. I have already bought the AFT package. If anyone wants to use the code give it a try. It May only work for the first person.

Dear FansChoice.tv viewer,



The 2020 American Flat Track Season kicks off this weekend in Daytona and TrackPass on NBC Sports Gold will have live AFT action all season long.



As a reminder, if you haven’t activated your 30-day Free Trial to TrackPass: All Access, you can still do so now! Use Promo Code XUW4MDCUKUTJ to start your free trial.



TrackPass: All Access includes all content previously available on FansChoice.TV and so much more.



Please note – there is no obligation to purchase anything, as you can cancel your Free Trial any time within the 30-day window. After 30 days you will be charged $44.99 for the annual TrackPass: All-Access, which will grant you another full 12 months of AFT, IMSA and NASCAR Roots racing.



You can access TrackPass on NBC Sports Gold on desktop web browsers and via the NBC Sports app on iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple TV (Gen 4), Roku, Amazon Fire TV, AndroidTV, Xfinity X1, Xfinity Flex and Chromecast devices connected via HDMI.



Thank you again for your loyalty and support over the past few years, and we hope you enjoy the offerings on TrackPass.



If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out at TrackPass@NASCAR.com.
 

Map8

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^^^ The right thing to do. The public good comes first. Better than canceling the race.
 
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