buy the outlaw .24, put a bigger cooling head and run an Ielasi v3 gt manifold and a 9886 with a .70 stack on 30% and its insane!!!!! Crushes a modded 28-7/8/9 or any other big bore engine.I hope they make a .24 version of it...maybe w a 10+mm carb :). seriously the outlaw w thar set up will blow your mind. i have a couple modded .24r's, many 28s, romas ,32s, the outlaw is in class by itself for what you are looking for...even off the bottom !!! king daddy nitro for all out power and rpm

That video came out in like 2006

I got a few, new sitting around.

@@red7fifty no way that’s like gold these days you got any on road ones you wanna sell

Pop me a mail [email protected] or find me on FB 👍

They shouldn’t be, maybe you are looking in USD, I was quoting UK GBP pricing the B3 should be as I mentioned. Let me know

@@PeterEdern1 yeah don’t worry it is, bought one this afternoon 😄 sorry for the confusion i was looking at the wrong engine.

Glad you liked it. I’m just so pleased to have Nova alive 👍

It is awesome mate I’ll be picking up a couple 👍

No problem - its easy with enthusiasm!

Four hundred-and-thirty quid to spend up to 17 solid hours killing yourself? Not me but I spent the first to last of the cyclists (8:06 AM on his first lap until the backmarker at 4:10PM on his last lap) watching them pass through our part of Tottington, Bury. I cheered and clapped them on until I almost lost my voice and had bruised palms. It was magnificent.

@@bodsnvimto Yeah, not cheap, but for us amateurs there's one, maybe 2 a year. The Lakesman based from Keswick is good and a bit cheaper. Sadly I can't do that one next year.

@@deanb61 If you are racing next year, please let us know if you are given your number in advance, I'll look out for you.

@@bodsnvimto Well, at 61 I'm not sure I'd describe what I do as racing :) I will be participating, not sure when I'll get the number, paying in 3 instalments, so I guess sometime after the final payment.

@@deanb61 If it's like this year's event you'll not get your no. until the last minute, so if this is the case I'll look out for a bloke with a slightly salt'n'pepper beard and DEAN on his back. Good luck with it, whether I see you or not. The 63yr-old bloke who lives next door but one to me is competing in this year's Barca event in Oct. When he signed up, the shutoff point was a rather tight 16hrs but it has since been further reduced to 15hrs and 40mins. Shame I'll not be there to cheer him on

And how did you do with it good sir? Your first time? What time did you set? At which points were your highs and lows both physical and mental? And what unexpected issues did you come up against? Maybe you saw me, maybe you were one of many to respond to myself and others in Tottington as we clapped, cheered and shouted words of encouragement to you all as you came past on your bikes. I watched it from the leader whizzing down past the end of our street just prior to turning left towards Greenmount at 8:06am, until the dreadfully suffering backmarker on his last lap making the right turn from Hawkshaw to Edgworth at 4:10pm. In the meantime I spent most of it towards the top of that long climb from the Victoria pub in Walshaw to the flattening off into Affetside. As I shouted many times, in many similar ways and synonyms on the day, YOU ARE ALL AMAZING!!!!