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pagag · 04-16-2009, 05:38 PM

Thanks, you have to think out side of the box from time to time.
Our hillclimbs are speed tarmac events with classes from road going cars to almost F1. Some venues are only 1000 yards and against the clock. The oldest historic venue is Shelsley Walsh which is the oldest motorsport event in the world still on the same track and originates from 1905. The only change is the surface is now (tarmac) rather than the original dirt/gravel.

This link might explain it better
[http://www.zipp.co.uk/gallery/Shelsley-2007-10-06/

What kind of project are you into?

quote=bumpnzx3;3470138]Agreed!!!!!

That's the same mindset I have when I go head first into many of my projects. I like it. What kind of hill climb? When I think of that- I think of dirt bikes or other off road vehicles climbing a near vert. hill of some sort.[/quote]

04-16-2009, 05:38 PM	#5
pagag Newbie Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: UK Posts: 10 Drives: Smart City Coupe	Thanks, you have to think out side of the box from time to time. Our hillclimbs are speed tarmac events with classes from road going cars to almost F1. Some venues are only 1000 yards and against the clock. The oldest historic venue is Shelsley Walsh which is the oldest motorsport event in the world still on the same track and originates from 1905. The only change is the surface is now (tarmac) rather than the original dirt/gravel. This link might explain it better [http://www.zipp.co.uk/gallery/Shelsley-2007-10-06/ What kind of project are you into? quote=bumpnzx3;3470138]Agreed!!!!! That's the same mindset I have when I go head first into many of my projects. I like it. What kind of hill climb? When I think of that- I think of dirt bikes or other off road vehicles climbing a near vert. hill of some sort.[/quote]