Hill Climb at Slingshots in the Rockies. **** We will require a tech inspection****

If you are signed up for the Hill Climb you slingshot will need to go though tech inspection prior to the event. Requirements will be :

Wheels -- No cracks. No excess play in bearings. Proper lug nut torque.
Tires -- Minimum 1/32" tread on 80% of its treaded surface. No sidewall or tread damage.
Engine/battery -- Battery secured and hot lead insulated. No leaks. Brake fluid reservoir full. Generally neat and clean.
Brakes -- Good pedal. New or very good pads and/or shoes. New or recent brake fluid change. Brake lights working.
Underneath -- No loose parts. Suspension components in place and secure.
Interior -- Neat and clean. No excess gear. Seat solidly mounted. Seatbelts in good condition.
Helmet -- Must be Snell approved and dated 1985 or newer. Goggles or face shield required.
Floor mats -- Must be removed from drivers side
Corbin bags/Luggage racks -- Must be empty

Inspections will be done the night prior at the hotel and the day of the event at the bottom lot. Myself and Jeff from Welter will be doing inspections.

More details coming soon. If you have questions please post up here.

Thanks!

Quote from MiM

Damn... Sounds intimidating...

lol.... Its pretty basic for whats going on. The road is twisty and is closed for traffic so you will be able to carry speed around blind corners. You're racing a clock and others times so with competition comes dangers. Their are plenty of spots with no guard rails and you dont want to go off.

Quote from jorgebri60

Where do we Sign up for it? Will you be doing the inspections? What if I don't use my brakes

sign upwith ivor, But I think the hillclimb is at capacity unless someone backs out or you push them off a cliff and take there spot. Inspections will be done at the hotel night before and at the parking lot on the bottom of the hill morning of event. I suggest you get tech inspected the night before

Quote from FunCycle

Well, there is no use for me to go now.

Check with Ivor. Im 100% sure their will be people that will not want to do the hill climb once they realize what it is.