Any significance to your race # ?

242 comes from a band I used to listen to alot when my bike was made, in 1990 : Front 242. I actually sent them a pic of my race bike to show them the influence they had and they wrote back saying they thought it was pretty cool

 

969 I started racing in 96 and was born in 69.

 

513

=

Cincinnati

 

Used to run my badge number: 359.
Currently: 628
Its the call sign for a friend and co-worker that was involved in a serious on duty crash and suffered a nearly fatal traumatic brain injury. I was the first on scene and helped load him in the ambulance. As a supervisor, and a friend WORST. DAY. EVER. I run it in his honor and I will run it until I hear him back at work. He has made strides nothing short of miraculous, so I hope this will be the last season running it.

 

#222, both my daughter's and my mom's birthday, February 22nd.

 

My number was 659. I had started racing about the same time I started running. I had run a few 5K's and my fastest mile up to that point was 6:59. Over the next couple of seasons as I slimed down and got in better shape I brought that way down.

 

I wanted 666, but it was taken. If I'm around next season, I'll prob change it.

 

416

my birthday is on april 16th
my wife is born on 4 th
my daughter is born on 1st

 

343 is the number of Firefighters killed on 9/11.

 

555, no significance.

 

418 the day my life ended

 

17
Was the lowest number I achieved racing MX .
Back in the day that top 20 were yearly class points.
Then I started watching roadracing, bought a CBR600 F2
to build as my 1st race bike.

Became a big Duhamel fan.

 

When I started AHRMA I picked 76, 138, 176 and ended up with 176. Just asked for it over here so I wouldn't have to switch numbers. 76 is year I was born. Wanted 138 because I'm a big fan of The Misfits and it's one of their songs. I was having a hard time coming up with something I liked.

 

8, It means one less then 9 and one more then 7

 

CCS 134. Wanted #34 for Earl Campbell. Walter Payton. Kevin Schwantz. All heroes!

 

Scott Russell was the first racer I ever saw on tv and that's what got me into racing. I actually got my first race license when he ditched Kawi and went to the Suzuki GP team and ran #45 when he started half way through the season. I applied and was lucky enough to get the number of the guy that made me realize bike racing is the best

 

"516" zip of nassau county, long island where I grew up and it is also the birthday of my best friend who got killed by a sleeping motorist in september on his bicycle.