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WuZards-Eugene
10th June 2009, 14:15
Hey guys an gals
I'm wanting to get into buckets, and have a NSR250 frame lying around that I was planning on putting a loncin 150 in to race in buckets. Just woundering if this is allowed by the rules (because of the NSR frame)?
Also has anyone tried running a 160/60 rear tire, just wondering how it will go with it.
Skunk
10th June 2009, 14:35
Have a look at www.bucketracing.co.nz, there's a bit under Resources. Also on MNZ's website are the official rules (Chapter 24). The NSR frame is legal. We have a meeting this weekend at Slipway. Come along and introduce yourself.
WuZards-Eugene
10th June 2009, 14:38
Cheers, what time do they open the gate?
Skunk
10th June 2009, 15:38
Midday. They're only open for an hour or so so be in quick. You can get out anytime.
F5 Dave
10th June 2009, 15:56
160 is huge & then some for a bucket. Would have thought the NSR wheel would have been 4.5" at the most meaning a 150, smaller if thinner rim.
nudemetalz
10th June 2009, 16:11
You wouldn't get any real heat into a 160 at the bucket speeds IMO.
Skunk
10th June 2009, 16:18
You wouldn't get any real heat into a 160 at the bucket speeds IMO.
Not with a Loncin anyway... :laugh:
SHELRACING
10th June 2009, 19:50
Hey guys an gals
I'm wanting to get into buckets, and have a NSR250 frame lying around that I was planning on putting a loncin 150 in to race in buckets. Just woundering if this is allowed by the rules (because of the NSR frame)?
Also has anyone tried running a 160/60 rear tire, just wondering how it will go with it.
Not going to work I think, I Ran a Dunlop GPRa10 (bloody good tyre) from my Pre89 400 to see how it would go. Couldn't get it to anywhere a decent temp.
WuZards-Eugene
10th June 2009, 23:03
Cheers for that guys, just wondering as its got a fairly decent 160/60 on it at the moment, so hoping I could get away with using it. Save it for the ZX10 maybe.
nudemetalz
10th June 2009, 23:10
Not with a Loncin anyway... :laugh:
I would say "oiii, you cheeky bugger"...if it wasn't so true...:scooter:
quallman1234
10th June 2009, 23:42
I would say "oiii, you cheeky bugger"...if it wasn't so true...:scooter:
Dont encourage his trouble making.:jerry:
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