Hi.
I'm new here. Its a strange world to me. So much technology. I bought a 2010 LT2. It has 150k on it but its clean clean and it has a tow hitch on the front so I'm assuming it was towed by an rv. I love it so far only 2 days. I plan to put a ladder rack to run some service calls with it (alarms), also I race motorcycles and my minis fit in the back. I plan to tow a small motorcycle trailer around the east coast this year and nation wide next year racing. I hope all goes well with my new race wagon. I'm new to the HHR world but not forums. When I get a new ride I go ballz deep and learn everything I can, so ill be lurking for a while. Meantime ill try not ask any silly questions hahah any links or info would be great.

 

Welcome!

There are a few good links in my sig.

 

Welcome to the site!

 

HHR's and honda bikes great pr ,,, welcome

 

Been waiting for American car manufactures to get into the moto game but no market for it in the USA cant compete with Harley and Indian

 

thanks I read them all hhaha

 

Dude!!! Welcome to the forums! LOL Even though you were here just a few days before me, you greeted me. Thanks man. We will be learning HHR together! I hope we can get some drinks and bench race someday. Hopefully when the circuit comes south. If you need help with the bikes or at the track while down south, let me know.

 

Thanks I will be racing Homestead Miami Speedway and Palm Beach International Raceway a few time this year Ill let you know when!

 

Welcome aboard, Rob!


Wow, THAT looks like fun fun fun! (the mini racing, that is. the regular motorcycle racing seems scary since you can kill yourself much easier) How fast do those little ones get going??


Good luck with the HHR - you've found an excellent source of well-developed knowledge here at the chevyhhr.net forums!

 

Thanks its a ton of fun and good training for the big bikes. The minimotos or pocketbikes go from 2.5hp china kids toys for 100$ on ebay to my 15hp water cooled custom build race machine DM teli frame and a Bi Zeta Motori all Italian like the Ferrari of minimotos. Racing is big in Europe but not in the states. I crash much more on the mini than I do on the big bikes but its very forgiving that being said any form of motorcycle racing is much safer than riding on the street. Good for the kids to get into road racing and fun for the old guys also my buddy is 50 and weighs 180lbs hahah but he gets out there and keeps up.