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Drew
4th November 2011, 17:04
I'm building a bike, just for the sheer fuck of it, and having a bike I can afford to run.

For the most part it will be a zero budget, and whatever bits I can scrounge from mates, so look the fuck out anyone in my way, there's a good chance whoever gives me the brakes for it is having a laugh!

Peace out.

koba
4th November 2011, 17:06
There is a shitter on trademe that I think is Nicks old bike for a hundie bucks...

koba
4th November 2011, 17:07
Ah, a hundie bucks buy now, less for bid...

Drew
4th November 2011, 17:19
Ah, a hundie bucks buy now, less for bid...

Link or it doesn't exist.

Drew
4th November 2011, 17:24
Never mind, I found it.

CHOPPA
4th November 2011, 17:59
You just want to have fun in the Bucket section of the Kiwibiker :)

Drew
4th November 2011, 18:16
You just want to have fun in the Bucket section of the Kiwibiker :)

Fuck yeah bro, I am just dying to argue about rules with these guys!

Henk
4th November 2011, 18:25
Fuck yeah bro, I am just dying to argue about rules with these guys!

In that case you will end up spending less that a hundy on your bike, by the time you get it all straight we'll have run out of oil.

Rick 52
4th November 2011, 20:40
Fuck yeah bro, I am just dying to argue about rules with these guys!

Flag drops bullshit stops ....If you need to bend the rules it meen you carn't ride quick enough...You will love buckets ! Top blokes top fun ..

F5 Dave
4th November 2011, 20:43
I'm building a bike, just for the sheer fuck of it, and having a bike I can afford to run.

For the most part it will be a zero budget, and whatever bits I can scrounge from mates, so look the fuck out anyone in my way, there's a good chance whoever gives me the brakes for it is having a laugh!

Peace out.
Look cunty, I might be able to find you some wooden clogs to scrape on the ground.


Maybe I could find you a caliper off an old Morris. . . .but it would have to operate directly on the rim,

Buckets4Me
4th November 2011, 21:04
Look cunty, I might be able to find you some wooden clogs to scrape on the ground.


Maybe I could find you a caliper off an old Morris. . . .but it would have to operate directly on the rim,

now now dont be silly

I have some rope and an old ship anchor

he can save some money and forget about a helmet

F5 Dave
4th November 2011, 21:15
ahh, I have a few bits. . . If he gets something together that will actually go.

Buckets4Me
4th November 2011, 21:44
ahh, I have a few bits. . . If he gets something together that will actually go.

I'm sure we have the odd spare floating around as well if it helps get him going
but I dont hold any hope for a bucket being built with such a big budget :innocent:

CHOPPA
4th November 2011, 22:11
Fuck yeah bro, I am just dying to argue about rules with these guys!

Its so good, they bite much better! :innocent:

Buckets4Me
4th November 2011, 22:40
Its so good, they bite much better! :innocent:

NO WE DONT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:drinkup:

quallman1234
4th November 2011, 22:51
AX100 engine ;).

gav
4th November 2011, 23:09
Its so good, they bite much better! :innocent:

Its called "self policing" as advised by MNZ :facepalm:

sinfull
4th November 2011, 23:16
Its called "self policing" as advised by MNZ :facepalm:

There's a word for narcs like you !!!

gav
4th November 2011, 23:22
There's a word for narcs like you !!!

huh? :innocent:

koba
5th November 2011, 06:33
There's a word for narcs like you !!!

What is it? Narcs?

ajturbo
5th November 2011, 07:46
Flag drops bullshit stops ....If you need to bend the rules it meen you carn't ride quick enough...You will love buckets ! Top blokes top fun ..

you don't know drew then.... if there's a rule to bend... he'll crash into it first...:facepalm:

but on anther note... where the hell is your bucket Sinfull..????.. or you in the same group as Choppa... all talk and not show????

Drew
5th November 2011, 12:55
I came up with the motor I wanted to build if I had money, but will keep it close to my chest I think.

Prolly gonna go with a 125 pit bike motor since I have a spare sittin in the shed. There's power to be extracted with a three valve head and a compression bump.

Frame will be an MVX250 roller, with quite a bit of angle grinder modification.

husaberg
5th November 2011, 15:18
I came up with the motor I wanted to build if I had money, but will keep it close to my chest I think.

Prolly gonna go with a 125 pit bike motor since I have a spare sittin in the shed. There's power to be extracted with a three valve head and a compression bump.

Frame will be an MVX250 roller, with quite a bit of angle grinder modification.

I have a Large 2 valve head. I wouldn't mind swapping for a std 110 head?
I am guessing you don't currently have a 3 valve Head?
Well even if you do the HP won't be as great as you may think it will.

With regards to the brakes.
Don't use for the than the scrutineer deems necessary. As brakes only serve to slow you down buckets are all about corner speed you down anyway.


If you really are desperate enough to go the pitbike route here are some useful links.

It would be great so see a $100 bucket build but it may not be that competitive but getting out there is most of the fun and there is little snobbery inside buckets

http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/dyno.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/cgi-bin/motorsim.cgi
http://www.x386.net/TTR/Sleeper/3v.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/crank.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/cam2.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/trans.html

Drew
5th November 2011, 16:10
I have a Large 2 valve head. I wouldn't mind swapping for a std 110 head?
I am guessing you don't currently have a 3 valve Head?
Well even if you do the HP won't be as great as you may think it will.

With regards to the brakes.
Don't use for the than the scrutineer deems necessary. As brakes only serve to slow you down buckets are all about corner speed you down anyway.


If you really are desperate enough to go the pitbike route here are some useful links.

It would be great so see a $100 bucket build but it may not be that competitive but getting out there is most of the fun and there is little snobbery inside buckets

http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/dyno.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/cgi-bin/motorsim.cgi
http://www.x386.net/TTR/Sleeper/3v.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/crank.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/cam2.html
http://www.x386.net/TTR/tech/trans.htmlThe standard head I've got is a 125. I've got a two 110 bikes and the 125 was loads gruntier than them. But looking at those dyno runs I might be forced to try and find another type of donk.

husaberg
5th November 2011, 20:51
The standard head I've got is a 125. I've got a two 110 bikes and the 125 was loads gruntier than them. But looking at those dyno runs I might be forced to try and find another type of donk.

There are some interesting mods that have be carried out to other horizontal singles in this case CT110 same guy too.

http://forum1.aimoo.com/XLBoard/AHRMA-Racing-Vintage-Offroad-Roadrace/DOHC-161cc-LSR-project-1-832909.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYZzaWBNgxo
http://postiebikeracing.webs.com/insidetheengine.htm

But simply speaking if you want to go the 4 stroke way with a single there is only a couple of choices.
unless you are a master fabricator.

Drew
6th November 2011, 08:13
There are some interesting mods that have be carried out to other horizontal singles in this case CT110 same guy too.

http://forum1.aimoo.com/XLBoard/AHRMA-Racing-Vintage-Offroad-Roadrace/DOHC-161cc-LSR-project-1-832909.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYZzaWBNgxo
http://postiebikeracing.webs.com/insidetheengine.htm

But simply speaking if you want to go the 4 stroke way with a single there is only a couple of choices.
unless you are a master fabricator.

That's cool, but I have admitted to myself now that without spending money the pitty aint gonna have the poke, and those crate motors are not legal since they are a competition engine.

What sluts me off most is that I have given away heaps of engines that would be perfect for a bucket in the past, now I'm left without one for my self.

I really want to go cb125T to be honest, but they are gettin hard to find.

BRYCE!, Where you at an what ya got sitting in the shed mate?

husaberg
6th November 2011, 08:39
That's cool, but I have admitted to myself now that without spending money the pitty aint gonna have the poke, and those crate motors are not legal since they are a competition engine.

What sluts me off most is that I have given away heaps of engines that would be perfect for a bucket in the past, now I'm left without one for my self.

I really want to go cb125T to be honest, but they are gettin hard to find.

BRYCE!, Where you at an what ya got sitting in the shed mate?

The ones I have posted above in the last link are not crate Motors?
It is a CT110 with a XL125 and Xr200 head and the same guys later creation with a FZR600 head sectioned into a cylinder.
But you are still left with a 4 speed of dubious strength.
I would go with a Suzuki single or a Honda single if it is still a tight budget build.
If not go with a newer twin if your hearts set on a twin the 250 fours and the 400/4 are cheap as to, bought in blown form. I have brought 2 FZR250 3ln motors for less than $50 one with carbs. Speedpro has done one for a project.

Drew
6th November 2011, 08:49
I have brought 2 FZR250 3ln motors for less than $50. Speedpro has done one for a project.I am wondering why that FZR motor has the two right hand slugs instead of the middle two. It'll fire as a cross plane now, and there's no advantage to that in a twin the I can think of.

Bloody good idea though, and there is an FZR250 in the garage that I can steal the motor from if someone distracts Jimmy for a couple hours.

husaberg
6th November 2011, 09:11
I am wondering why that FZR motor has the two right hand slugs instead of the middle two. It'll fire as a cross plane now, and there's no advantage to that in a twin the I can think of.

Bloody good idea though, and there is an FZR250 in the garage that I can steal the motor from if someone distracts Jimmy for a couple hours.

The idea was, Well my interpretation on what Mikes idea was,He did it that way so he didn't have to seal up the other side of the motor. As well he was trying to do it without a having to do a total engine fabrication.

The one I started (But never beyond concept stage) was on a VTR250 crankcase it was going to be the same basic layout and so nearly fits across the lower cylinder.
The firing order on the FZR means the outer 2 are 180 degree cranks the inner two. May be able to made to suit the CB125t in layout but they (The CB125t) are a 180 degree and the inner two on a fzr250 are essentially a 360 crank.But then again the cb125t is a built up crank isn't it.

Off course you could always just chop a cylinder from a VTR250 engine finding a donor should be easy. Stay clear of the VT250F though they were made of Chocolate.
Better ports though. bore it out to 66mm ish or stroke the crank use the other rod as a balancer.

The original Vf400f with cam chains could be de-stroked with a metal sprayed crank 55mmx32.5mm =155cc as it will be shagged by now and the rear or front heads removed.

But the simplest solution as always is a FXR150 as much as it pains me to say it.

F5 Dave
7th November 2011, 08:44
Mike told us how much had been sunk into that FZR engine. Everything costs money, it isn't a hacksaw job.

Scrape together $500 & wave it under Bryce's nose & seen what he can find is probably the easiest & most likely to bring fruit of something workable in a reasonable timeframe.

Brian d marge
7th November 2011, 15:58
Ahhh building bikes for nothing , welcome to my world !!!

It will cost some money, but you would be surprised what you can do with a bit of resourcefulness...

Cant tell you the current bike , as its top secret , and I would have to eliminate any potential leaks , but its a VMX Cr250 I did the frame, and Suspension internals , for less than I would spend at the pub

The one up on the bench next, is an Enfield chop, rigid using a SU carb AHAHAHAHA :banana:, Ive set my self a budget 100k yen and a time limit , the custom chop show next year in Nagoya ( April )

I love this kind of a challenge, and its amazing how cheap you can get a class looking bike together .... last year I bought a complete TX650 Yamaha for I think 500 dollars , in NZ ( gave it to my old man as a thank you )

What got me all fired up was an article in an UK bike mag about these two northerners , who having no money , would buy an old bike and spending as little ( and I mean little ) they would restore these old bikes and ride them to big events such as the IOM.

Finally I must say the one good thing about living here in Japan , is they don't have this sort of culture , ( is changing though) but you can still find real bargains ,

right lets go and see if that paint is dry !!

Stephen

husaberg
7th November 2011, 16:48
Mike told us how much had been sunk into that FZR engine. Everything costs money, it isn't a hacksaw job.

Scrape together $500 & wave it under Bryce's nose & seen what he can find is probably the easiest & most likely to bring fruit of something workable in a reasonable timeframe.

Sorry Dave as this is a Kiwibiker bucket build thread so therefore.
In the classic tradition of a bucket build thread I didn't actually expect him to build it.:weird:

But here is something that does run has extra stuff to flog off It is DOHC 4 valve 125cc 5 speed and is $900 on the road. Don't laugh it could work with a new frame and a bore out.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/scooters/auction-421226844.htm

it looks like it can be uprated to FXR150 piston at least i will check out the valve sizes in TKRJ
http://raynortonmotorsport.blogspot.com/

Nah can't be bothered
(http://raynortonmotorsport.blogspot.com/)

koba
7th November 2011, 16:57
Sorry Dave as this is a Kiwibiker bucket build thread so therefore.
In the classic tradition of a bucket build thread I didn't actually expect him to build it.:weird:

But here is something that does run has extra stuff to flog off It is DOHC 4 valve 125cc 5 speed and is $900 on the road don't laugh it could work with a new frame and a bore out.
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/scooters/auction-421226844.htm

It may end up cheaper as I don't imagine too many people would want to pay $900 for that. I may be wrong though.

CHOPPA
7th November 2011, 16:58
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=421249526
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/sports/auction-419134776.htm (http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=421249526)

ducatilover
7th November 2011, 17:00
Want a ZZR600D/400K front caliper and master? I have some spares here you're welcome to, I have a spare rear caliper, it's a queer twin piston one, but has a pinched seal.
Might have some other bits of shit floating around too.

husaberg
7th November 2011, 17:28
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=421249526
(http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=421249526)http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/sports/auction-419134776.htm

That top one I posted on your build site.
Re-poster?:msn-wink:

Brian d marge
7th November 2011, 17:43
Here ya go , one onda fifty , honest guv ...

They do allow onda in the bucket series?

Stephen

Drew
7th November 2011, 19:06
Want a ZZR600D/400K front caliper and master? I have some spares here you're welcome to, I have a spare rear caliper, it's a queer twin piston one, but has a pinched seal.
Might have some other bits of shit floating around too.Cheers mate, but would mean replacing the front end with something normal. The MVX roller has Honda's questionable inboard disk thingy.

I do appreciate all the looking for bargains you guys are doing, but I think some of you are missing the point a bit. I have no money, now in most people's vocab that means they could only scrape together a couple hundy for a motor, in mine it means I am skint.

I will be doing my fine lady's bidding for anything that needs purchased.

However, I'm a very ingenious when it comes to fixing broken things. So if you've got a broken motor, or know someone who does I could really do with that.

F5 Dave
7th November 2011, 20:13
fair call, I couldn't rub 5hundy together atm without owing it elsewhere& having an infraction.

only drama with the MVX is the 16"er. I think a lot of crap was written about inboard discs over the years by people too stupid to know how to take the wheel off.

CHOPPA
7th November 2011, 20:33
That top one I posted on your build site.
Re-poster?:msn-wink:

Yeah mate, on further research they both seem like good ideas :rolleyes:

I got some free tyres for ya drew......

ducatilover
8th November 2011, 01:22
Cheers mate, but would mean replacing the front end with something normal. The MVX roller has Honda's questionable inboard disk thingy.

I do appreciate all the looking for bargains you guys are doing, but I think some of you are missing the point a bit. I have no money, now in most people's vocab that means they could only scrape together a couple hundy for a motor, in mine it means I am skint.

I will be doing my fine lady's bidding for anything that needs purchased.

However, I'm a very ingenious when it comes to fixing broken things. So if you've got a broken motor, or know someone who does I could really do with that.


I have ZZR fork lowers and internals that are usable, so if you can find some 41mm legs for cheap/free, the fork lowers/brakes are yours.
It's easy enough to steal shit....
I have a set of four CVK-D32 (I think, will look tomorrow) you can have if you need a carb, or four.
I even have a spare ZXR400L fork stanchion. :yes:
I'm in the same boat for cash at the moment.

Drew
8th November 2011, 14:54
fair call, I couldn't rub 5hundy together atm without owing it elsewhere& having an infraction.

only drama with the MVX is the 16"er. I think a lot of crap was written about inboard discs over the years by people too stupid to know how to take the wheel off.The first attempt to get one off is usually enought o put anyone off trying again. Sport Demons are my tyre of choice on this thing unless I change the front end, which might be a possibility.


Yeah mate, on further research they both seem like good ideas :rolleyes:

I got some free tyres for ya drew......I think a 200 section rear might be slight overkill bro, nomatter how much I get Gaz to skim the head.


I have ZZR fork lowers and internals that are usable, so if you can find some 41mm legs for cheap/free, the fork lowers/brakes are yours.
It's easy enough to steal shit....
I have a set of four CVK-D32 (I think, will look tomorrow) you can have if you need a carb, or four.
I even have a spare ZXR400L fork stanchion. :yes:
I'm in the same boat for cash at the moment.Might very well be keen on the forks there mate, will see how bent whatever Bryce has is and let you know. Got quite a few carbs off various bikes already, but cheers.

F5 Dave
8th November 2011, 16:49
The first attempt to get one off is usually enought o put anyone off trying again. . . ..
Yeah I remember back in the day making the mistake of taking my CBX550 in to a prominent wgtn centrely located motorcycle shop get a new tyre away back in the day & returning to "oh it will be another 1/2 hr" as the poor apprentice hammer bearer was a bit short of smarts & it was taking him a while.

From memory it was three 10mm head bolts take the cover off either side (550s had twin disc, 400s single), bungy it out of the way, remove the callipers/torque arm bolt, screw driver twist to take the disc off, axle out - job jobbed. Haven't done one for 20 years but got pretty good at it as I never took the bike into a shop again after the above mentioned cretin didn't tighten the torque bolt & it dropped out while I was riding the next day.

husaberg
8th November 2011, 20:54
I donate something to the cause.
Once you sort out what sort of engine you are going to run.
I have some XL125s and xr200 stuff if you go Honda.
As long as it gets a cool porn star name. ie your first pet and the street you grew up on.

ducatilover
8th November 2011, 22:13
Had a peek in the garage today, if you go with a 17 inch front I have two useable tyres, an IRC RX01 (horrible piles of shit, but it's free) and a Shink Advance 005, it's in pretty good nick but it's a 120/60.

F5 Dave
9th November 2011, 08:31
I donate something to the cause.
Once you sort out what sort of engine you are going to run.
I have some XL125s and xr200 stuff if you go Honda.
As long as it gets a cool porn star name. ie your first pet and the street you grew up on.
I grew up in David Cres so it wouldn't be that anonymous. How do you know this stuff anyway?:confused:

F5 Dave
9th November 2011, 15:59
Fishie just emailed this through, sounds like the go for not much & Kapiti





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a not completed bucket motor project.

XL 185 motor with a xl125 crank in it to destroke it to fit inside the bucket F4 regulatiions

I built this from scratch and the new components are, mains, big end, rod, 0.25 piston, cam chain, cam chain tensioner and guide. valves have been lapped and head ported.

Have not installed the clutch but it is sitting in the box along with a pile of new gasket sets.

Pick up only please

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husaberg
9th November 2011, 16:15
I grew up in David Cres so it wouldn't be that anonymous. How do you know this stuff anyway?:confused:

I could tell you Dave.
But you never did the first pet bit. :msn-wink:


But then again, you have Never worked in the industry....



Neils niche would have been extreme Euro boy on boy defecation & toy Fetish i guess.

Drew
9th November 2011, 18:54
Turns out, I'm going two stroke.

DT100 power for the win baby YEAH!

husaberg
9th November 2011, 19:19
Turns out, I'm going two stroke.

DT100 power for the win baby YEAH!

can you not find an 125 air cooled?

Oh well if the price was right. I will have a look for a RD Yam reed Valve and reed Rubber unless you have you got any. MY RD stuff is at the old mans but i think there is only plastic ones there though you really need alloy ones as they are ment to be better.

I have a map of the Porting for the GYT kit somewhere I think. no clymer

The mx100 had a closer ratio box from memory.yes it did


DT100A MX100

1 3.18 2.83
2 2.00 1.88
3 1.37 1.37
4 1.00 1.09
5 0.80 0.96

Turns out it is a clymer hot up but i will post it anyway it is old but a start. The MX100 has a 26mm carb vs the DT100 22mm
The thing with Yamaha's is better parts from the hotter models can be fitted, but more so for the 125cc bikes.

Drew
10th November 2011, 05:30
The price for the hundy was right, and although it will be slightly down on power it'll be better than the 125 pit bike motor by far.

Reed valves will definitely help, and a wee raise in the port timing and compression are very cheap ways to extract some more.

MVX expansion chamber might be a touch small, but it'll have to do. I think I'll use the high pipe so as not to limit ground clearance, which is probably the biggest hurdle to overcome when getting them to corner.

Crasher has offered to clean up the exhaust port too which is awesome! I'm not really giong for big power but more a useable motor, I really just want to know that it'll start every time and run smoothly.

Kendog
10th November 2011, 05:52
I'm not really giong for big power but more a useable motor, I really just want to know that it'll start every time and run smoothly.
Very sensible.

Now where is the real Drew :innocent::lol:

ajturbo
10th November 2011, 06:25
back in the day..(last century ) i used to have a DT100... that would fly... just ask GAV...:innocent:

Yow Ling
10th November 2011, 08:30
back in the day..(last century ) i used to have a DT100... that would fly... just ask GAV...:innocent:

Actually Drews engine is gavs old one !

F5 Dave
10th November 2011, 10:16
Just been looking at YZ100 pistons on ebay that would likely fit. 100 means you can run big carb, 28-32 should be fine.

Drew
10th November 2011, 14:31
Very sensible.

Now where is the real Drew :innocent::lol:

I've never been about what bike I'm on mate, I more enjoy riding whatever I'm on WAAAAY past it's, and my own, limits.

I wonder if I could make it reverse ported by turning the barrel around, it'd certainly make the pipe easier to build!

F5 Dave
10th November 2011, 15:28
people have done that with old RDs, but usually the answer is no, bolts preclude that & the boost port/inlet area can get complex, but maybe not so bad on a DT hmm , yeah Yams usually have a plain floor. then you don't want the carb picking up the front tyre's cast offs.

Drew
10th November 2011, 15:41
people have done that with old RDs, but usually the answer is no, bolts preclude that & the boost port/inlet area can get complex, but maybe not so bad on a DT hmm , yeah Yams usually have a plain floor. then you don't want the carb picking up the front tyre's cast offs.

I don't plan on leaving the carb mouth completely exposed, but I suppose it'd be a mongrel in the wet.

Righto, lets work on the theory that the good people at Yamaha knew what they were doing when they aborted the reverse port TZR. Yet, the TZ was a screaming success and they had backward shit going on.

Drew
10th November 2011, 15:51
I just did a little searching, and sure enough, I can spin the head and barrel round and it'll bolt straight on.

So just for the fuck of it, I'm gonna run it that way so I can say I have a reverse port Yamaha that goes!

F5 Dave
10th November 2011, 15:56
well you turn the inlet which is a big gaping hole on a yam into the thrust face. not an issue on a full case engine like the TZ or TZR.

Either way you are doing quite a bit of engineering to avoid cutting & rotating a pipe about 7 times to make a header.

Drew
10th November 2011, 16:12
well you turn the inlet which is a big gaping hole on a yam into the thrust face. not an issue on a full case engine like the TZ or TZR.

Either way you are doing quite a bit of engineering to avoid cutting & rotating a pipe about 7 times to make a header.


Oh yeah, hadn't thought about that. Just looked to see if it'd bolt on and figured it'd work.

koba
10th November 2011, 17:33
Oh yeah, hadn't thought about that. Just looked to see if it'd bolt on and figured it'd work.

I'd concentrate on a pipe and carb to start with.

The gains from putting a bigger carb on my MB engine were phenomenal. It did take Dave threatening to poo in it to get me motivated but it was well worth it. I'm sure we will have an internetless chinwag about it sometime soon.

ducatilover
10th November 2011, 21:26
I've never been about what bike I'm on mate, I more enjoy riding whatever I'm on WAAAAY past it's, and my own, limits.
I think your cliff hanger times can prove that.

quallman1234
11th November 2011, 01:08
I'd concentrate on a pipe and carb to start with.

The gains from putting a bigger carb on my MB engine were phenomenal. It did take Dave threatening to poo in it to get me motivated but it was well worth it. I'm sure we will have an internetless chinwag about it sometime soon.

I would focus on getting the thing moving forward. Something i have yet to achieve.

ajturbo
11th November 2011, 05:45
Actually Drews engine is gavs old one !

your shitting me???

but the way i treated it... not too sure if it would be the same one...:baby:

ajturbo
11th November 2011, 05:47
I just did a little searching, and sure enough, I can spin the head and barrel round and it'll bolt straight on.

So just for the fuck of it, I'm gonna run it that way so I can say I have a reverse port Yamaha that goes!

think i .. (we all ) should pop around and stand and watch you work on it....:devil2:

Drew
11th November 2011, 12:23
think i .. (we all ) should pop around and stand and watch you work on it....:devil2:All who bring beer are welcome to come watch. Assembly begins Sunday morning.

Yow Ling
11th November 2011, 13:49
your shitting me???

but the way i treated it... not too sure if it would be the same one...:baby:

You doubting Thomas !

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGsol9_kY28

came out of this frame, now trailer

gav
11th November 2011, 15:29
Hahaha I wondered when Drew said it was a DT100 if Yow Ling had saved himself some freight :laugh:

If so Drew, the motor has already been ported and had a brand new Wiseco piston in it. It has no doubt been sitting for quite some time, so might pay to strip and replace main bearings etc. It had a 28mm flat slide on it when i had it.

While MX100A transmission details might be interesting wouldnt a MX transmission be illegal? :no:

250442

CHOPPA
11th November 2011, 17:06
Hahaha I wondered when Drew said it was a DT100 if Yow Ling had saved himself some freight :laugh:

If so Drew, the motor has already been ported and had a brand new Wiseco piston in it. It has no doubt been sitting for quite some time, so might pay to strip and replace main bearings etc. It had a 28mm flat slide on it when i had it.

While MX100A transmission details might be interesting wouldnt a MX transmission be illegal? :no:

250442

I wont protest

husaberg
11th November 2011, 18:47
While MX100A transmission details might be interesting wouldnt a MX transmission be illegal? :no:

250442

WHY?

http://motorcycle-specs.com/motorcycle_specification.asp?manufacturer=Yamaha&model=MX100&year=1979

The Yz80 and yz100 was the comp bike if the MX100 is a MX bike Yamaha wasn't really trying that hard. THey couldn't even be bothered to remove the autolube?
Yes I think it had no lights but so does the crf50

Yow Ling
11th November 2011, 18:55
WHY?

http://motorcycle-specs.com/motorcycle_specification.asp?manufacturer=Yamaha&model=MX100&year=1979

Because with that gearing it would be so fast when it passed other buckets the air would be sucked out of the other riders lungs causing him to black out, simple really !

gav
11th November 2011, 18:58
WHY?

http://motorcycle-specs.com/motorcycle_specification.asp?manufacturer=Yamaha&model=MX100&year=1979

Because the MX range was the prerunner to the YZ range.

husaberg
11th November 2011, 19:14
Because the MX range was the prerunner to the YZ range.

No from this info the mx series seemed to follow beside the YZ range.

http://dirtbike.off-road.com/dirtbike/review/yamaha-vintage-dirt-bike-id-guide-21792.html

We could Argue but who cares. The MNZ doesn't.
Unless you put one it. Drew hasn't got a MX trans as far as i know.

PS argue with these fellas about the MX vs DT vs YZ they have the same argument as we do it seems.:confused:

http://www.dirtrider.net/forums3/text/topic/69131-1.html

Drew
11th November 2011, 20:21
I wont protest

Don't think I wont protest your bike just cos you're being all nice like fucker.

Drew
11th November 2011, 20:23
Drew hasn't got a MX trans as far as i know.Nope, and since it'd cost money I aint likely to be getting one.

husaberg
11th November 2011, 21:16
Don't think I wont protest your bike just cos you're being all nice like fucker.

Protests cost money remember Drew, plus costs Gaskets etc. Protesting your self would be hilarious.

CHOPPA
11th November 2011, 21:26
Don't think I wont protest your bike just cos you're being all nice like fucker.

hahaha this is gonna be gold! Back to the good ole days of F2 racing.... I was always a bit worried racing with you, first weekend I raced you, you passed me at about 200kph at the 100m mark on the back straight of puke and continued on cartwheeling through the sand, the very next race you cut a corner in front of me at Taupo and smashed into the tyres on the inside of the corner! The stories go on and on haha

husaberg
11th November 2011, 22:07
first weekend I raced you, you passed me at about 200kph at the 100m mark on the back straight of puke , the very next race you cut a corner in front of me at Taupo The stories go on and on haha
A pass is a pass after all.:no:

CHOPPA
11th November 2011, 22:09
A pass is a pass after all.:no:

Yeah that would be his attitude too haha

ajturbo
12th November 2011, 07:47
All who bring beer are welcome to come watch. Assembly begins Sunday morning.

ok who told you i was off to Auckland sunday morning????:baby:

Drew
12th November 2011, 08:10
hahaha this is gonna be gold! Back to the good ole days of F2 racing.... I was always a bit worried racing with you, first weekend I raced you, you passed me at about 200kph at the 100m mark on the back straight of puke and continued on cartwheeling through the sand, the very next race you cut a corner in front of me at Taupo and smashed into the tyres on the inside of the corner! The stories go on and on hahaWe'd raced before the trip down the back straight at Puke without any brakes hadn't we? And the Taupo thing was a screwed up line I had to take around you while you tried to tighten up your brake res 'cause it was pissing fluid all over your visor.

On the bucket track though bro, it's elbows and trading paint all the way!


ok who told you i was off to Auckland sunday morning????:baby:Soooo...No beer then?

Drew
12th November 2011, 08:38
Hahaha I wondered when Drew said it was a DT100 if Yow Ling had saved himself some freight :laugh:

If so Drew, the motor has already been ported and had a brand new Wiseco piston in it. It has no doubt been sitting for quite some time, so might pay to strip and replace main bearings etc. It had a 28mm flat slide on it when i had it.




Although that is good news that I don't have to fuck with it so much, are you able to tell me exactly what's been done to it? Sorta need to rewrite the game plan given this development.

koba
12th November 2011, 09:08
Although that is good news that I don't have to fuck with it so much, are you able to tell me exactly what's been done to it? Sorta need to rewrite the game plan given this development.

Shit, that could work well in your favour.

Get the bike running and then look closer at the motor once you can actually take it out on the track. That way you won't end up with something that looks great on paper but is useless on track.

I'll wait 'till you are ready before the box of Heineken goes on the line.

Running it without replacing or even checking the bearings for rust will probably end up as an "I told ya so" moment...

CHOPPA
12th November 2011, 09:11
We'd raced before the trip down the back straight at Puke without any brakes hadn't we? And the Taupo thing was a screwed up line I had to take around you while you tried to tighten up your brake res 'cause it was pissing fluid all over your visor.

On the bucket track though bro, it's elbows and trading paint all the way!

Soooo...No beer then?

lol na mate that was my first impression of you! That was my second race meeting, the first one I had to ride in gay clubmens...

I forgot about Taupo, I got grilled for that little fluid incident! Those tyres were in the wrong bloody place anyway...

But yeah its on like donkey kong now!!!

koba
12th November 2011, 09:17
Those tyres were in the wrong bloody place anyway...


Was that the incident when he hit them with his broken hand?

Drew?


That one looked sore as hell.

Drew
12th November 2011, 11:47
Was that the incident when he hit them with his broken hand?

Drew?


That one looked sore as hell.

That's the one mate, tyre stack right on the apex of turn 4 to stop the cars cutting the corner.

There was a tear in my eye every time I grabbed the brake after hitting them, prolly shoulda given the hand more than a week to heal up before racing though.

Drew
12th November 2011, 12:48
Shit, that could work well in your favour.

Get the bike running and then look closer at the motor once you can actually take it out on the track. That way you won't end up with something that looks great on paper but is useless on track.That's the plan now.


I'll wait 'till you are ready before the box of Heineken goes on the line.Fuck that bro. Like I said, I'll finish in front of ya, or neither of us will finish.


Running it without replacing or even checking the bearings for rust will probably end up as an "I told ya so" moment...Fine, you can come up to Jimmy's tomorrow and check them out for me.

koba
12th November 2011, 18:05
That's the plan now.

Fuck that bro. Like I said, I'll finish in front of ya, or neither of us will finish.

Fine, you can come up to Jimmy's tomorrow and check them out for me.

Just pull it apart and have a good close look. Or run it hard for a short time and see if the rod has turned blue... Could get the timing wrong with that approach though!

blackdog
12th November 2011, 19:29
see if the rod has turned blue...!

So many funny retorts, so little time.

Drew
12th November 2011, 20:14
Round with Bryce now, workin out what will be done with the motor after we get it all running tomorrow.

koba
12th November 2011, 21:57
Round with Bryce now, workin out what will be done with the motor after we get it all running tomorrow.

Jeeze, dat priddy muchh makes ewes a facktree teem.

Drew
13th November 2011, 18:02
I got the motor mounted today.

Surely that is the back of it broken. All went pretty smoothly considering the amount of booze I drank while putting it in.

gav
13th November 2011, 18:13
Photo's or it didnt happen :bleh:

Drew
13th November 2011, 18:15
Photo's or it didnt happen :bleh:

Stoopid fuckin Iphone, I can't send pixt messages from it. Guess it didn't happen.

husaberg
14th November 2011, 16:20
All went pretty smoothly considering the amount of booze I drank while putting it in.

Have you had a chance to look at the result. Say whist you are sober Drew? Edit more sober


Stoopid fuckin Iphone, I can't send pixt messages from it.

Maybe a smartphone would have been less stupid as well.

Drew
14th November 2011, 16:29
Checked out my handywork while sober today, and did a bit more.

I'm pretty happy with things.

With a carb, front axle, and a pipe, we're ready for testing at my secret location. Pics to come once we learn how to get photo's off an Iphone into Itunes, and then upload them to the site.

blackdog
14th November 2011, 16:32
Checked out my handywork while sober today, and did a bit more.

I'm pretty happy with things.

With a carb, front axle, and a pipe, we're ready for testing at my secret location. Pics to come once we learn how to get photo's off an Iphone into Itunes, and then upload them to the site.

Can't you just email photos to your home addy from Iphones?

Drew
14th November 2011, 16:36
Can't you just email photos to your home addy from Iphones?

Good thinking batman, photo's on their way from the Missus phone to my email now:niceone:

Don't expect anything flash, I'm a real function over form kinda guy.

Drew
14th November 2011, 16:51
Alrighty then. Here's the work thus far

Moooools
14th November 2011, 16:57
Alrighty then. Here's the work thus far

I really, really hope that front engine mount is not finished and that you are hoping to make it somewhat less temporary than what it is.

Oh and usually I like to fit a front wheel.

Drew
14th November 2011, 17:15
I really, really hope that front engine mount is not finished and that you are hoping to make it somewhat less temporary than what it is.

Oh and usually I like to fit a front wheel.

The bolt and spacers aren't in there in that shot as I need to get a shorter bolt than I used to dummy it up. I think I mentioned I need an axle, carb, and pipe to ride it.

Yow Ling
14th November 2011, 17:29
With a carb, front axle, and a pipe, we're ready for testing at my secret location..

I always found a pipe slowed progress on my projects

Drew
14th November 2011, 17:38
I always found a pipe slowed progress on my projectsSo does Heineken! But so far there's only eight hours in it, and maybe another four to go. That's probably gonna be all taken up getting the exhaust to fit. So I'm firmly workin on the theory that booze helps!

koba
14th November 2011, 18:59
The bolt and spacers aren't in there in that shot as I need to get a shorter bolt than I used to dummy it up. I think I mentioned I need an axle, carb, and pipe to ride it.

Does it currently have a carb rubber?

I'm guessing if it has already seen race attention it probably doesn't have standard reeds and inlet port...

Drew
14th November 2011, 19:49
Does it currently have a carb rubber?

I'm guessing if it has already seen race attention it probably doesn't have standard reeds and inlet port...

Ports are opened up, and it has reeds and a carb rubber, that are bigger than what I'd expect to see on a 70's 100cc 2 stroke.

husaberg
14th November 2011, 20:26
Ports are opened up, and it has reeds and a carb rubber, that are bigger than what I'd expect to see on a 70's 100cc 2 stroke.

Probably not std then The DT100 was quite small my guess would be a rd250 set up.

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_Zpvp6nQo0H0/SZ5rDIZfUAI/AAAAAAAAAW8/eTCB7OVrb2A/s1600-h/Yamaha+reed+cage+dimensions.JPG

koba
15th November 2011, 05:52
Ports are opened up, and it has reeds and a carb rubber, that are bigger than what I'd expect to see on a 70's 100cc 2 stroke.

I have that 32 but it probably won't fit whatever carb rubber is on your motor. + it's likely to be a bit too big to start with.

Drew
15th November 2011, 12:35
I have that 32 but it probably won't fit whatever carb rubber is on your motor. + it's likely to be a bit too big to start with.

Bryce has one he reckons, so I should be doing test track laps this weekend.

Does anyone know if a two stroke can be made less obnoxiously loud without hindering the performance? I fuckin hate the sound of singles, two or four stroke. Might be getting into the wrong class on that basis, but needs must an' all that.

F5 Dave
15th November 2011, 13:46
yeah an effective muffler just needs some volume, some thought & some support. if left unsupported for ages it will vibrate crack. perforated tube & some direction changes are good things.

I made a 2ndry muffler when a track was getting hard on noise that I could bolt on. It was another section with a reversal & some more perf tube slightly larger di than primary. Didn't make any diff on the dyno. Sadly it couldn't be supported so I made another with just a reversal end cap for the rest of the time so it doesn't break all the time. And when I say 'I'. I mean I gave it to Damon.

20mm tube should be about right for your 100. Don't want to start too big as that is giving noise away to start with. Too small isn't good for piston crown temp though. Within 30-40cm you can fit a reversal & heaps of perf tube. A reversal can just be 2 bend bits of pipe welded to each other so they miss, ie outside walls a couple of cm. use ally tube, steel 'rings'. Some like that silent wool packing, but I find Daytona mat is better.

Drew
15th November 2011, 13:52
Cheers for that Dave. If they standard cans off the MVX weren't so bloody heavy I'd split the pipe in two off the expansion chamber and run two of 'em.

F5 Dave
15th November 2011, 15:25
You still want to have a stinger effect from a hole equal to about 20mm & 200 long. maybe could make the same with two real small pipes, but not sure of the formula.

Depending where the pipe ends up the cleanest way to mount the muffler may end up being under the tail piece or under the bike. Mike's MB has the stinger do a 180 & the muffler mounted under the engine with a 180 facing the outlet back again. Not much issue as it's only gas bleed at this point of the pipe. Sketchy has done the same thing.

In fact there is more potential benefit from making the diffuser cone closed and taking the stinger off the pipe at the widest point. The amplitude is lower so it is quieter & again it doesn't seem to care where the bleed of the gas is taken off. I first saw this idea in a dirt bike magazine over 20 years ago, erm closer to 30. The Kawi 100 I had use of for a while used this system. Makes the muffler crashproof & you have heaps of room there from the looks.

Two pipes off the centre with thin mufflers would be real quiet, again not sure what dia, whether plain area calculation would be enough to get you close, couldn't say.

I don't understand your mounts from the grainy pics.

koba
15th November 2011, 19:49
Cheers for that Dave. If they standard cans off the MVX weren't so bloody heavy I'd split the pipe in two off the expansion chamber and run two of 'em.

I cut an RGV one down so it didn't weigh so much.

My bike is quiet as using the method Dave describes above. When the muffler fell off it was still one of the quieter bikes on the track.

husaberg
15th November 2011, 20:29
A quick note on mufflers

Taking note of what Wob had said when repacing my sons KTM muffler for the nationals last weekend.
I repacked he muffler as tight as i could.

It was packed as tight as possible (Basically wound on) it may indeed have been more powerful as Wob had said it would be.
But I had to repack it looser as i was getting quite a few comments on the line from the officials that i should consider it time to repack the muffler as it was rather loud.
Once I repacked looser that night it was indeed quieter but was possibly slower?

quallman1234
18th November 2011, 08:56
I have a standard TF125 muffler, you can have if your stuck for one. It will be restricted as hell, but very quiet.

CHOPPA
18th November 2011, 11:35
A quick note on mufflers

Taking note of what Wob had said when repacing my sons KTM muffler for the nationals last weekend.
I repacked he muffler as tight as i could.

It was packed as tight as possible (Basically wound on) it may indeed have been more powerful as Wob had said it would be.
But I had to repack it looser as i was getting quite a few comments on the line from the officials that i should consider it time to repack the muffler as it was rather loud.
Once I repacked looser that night it was indeed quieter but was possibly slower?

Yeah he packed my mufflers back in the MX days, fuck the bikes were loud! They were the fastest bikes on the track though

Brian d marge
18th November 2011, 11:58
Yeah he packed my mufflers back in the MX days, fuck the bikes were loud! They were the fastest bikes on the track though

arg me hearties , tis be a reason for that ....personally ( cause I'm a crap rider ) I would go for quiet and the loose packed ....

its early ,,,I need coffee , why do people have meeting so frigen early, I don't do early !

Stephen

husaberg
18th November 2011, 16:19
I have posted this elsewhere But as everyone is lazy
As a tip for others the best easy source of thin wall like 1.2mm or something.
Its irrigation tube mainly used one market gardens now not real farms ask around if your have rural mates but cheap as by the meter at Mico's comes in 75 and 100mm

I used to just buy the fibreglass packing wool string not cloth at the car muffler shop
$10-15 will do all the mufflers you are likely to ever use in a lifetime of racing. About 1 kg

As Drew is on an limited budget go to dump rip open oven and find high temp fibreglass matting hiding inside

If you want to get real trick for a 4 stroke the rotary guys use stainless steel turnings from a machine shop. They last forever even with a pp20b.
For the baffle I just used to spend a few minutes with the drill and a bit of exhaust tubing. Make up a couple of ends one circle with a hole on it the inside. The other a flat bit of sheet about 25mm wide and 250mm to 330mm long weld at right angles. Bend around the circular disk end as you go. Secure with rivets hold it on with springs to the stinger. Away you go.

Either that or get a couple of Speights cans, some Pinkbats and a cold chisel. Drink beer first before assembling muffler..

Drew
18th November 2011, 16:24
It's built! I didn't have time today to chuck a throttle cable on and start it, but that is all that needs done. Some testing to make sure it runs good and I'll be at the next meeting to race.


Stay out my way, I figure anything as slow as these bikes is a full contact sport!

Kendog
18th November 2011, 17:56
It's built! I didn't have time today to chuck a throttle cable on and start it, but that is all that needs done. Some testing to make sure it runs good and I'll be at the next meeting to race.


Stay out my way, I figure anything as slow as these bikes is a full contact sport!
Awesome work.
Next race is this Sunday, see you then?

husaberg
18th November 2011, 18:26
It's built! I didn't have time today to chuck a throttle cable on and start it, but that is all that needs done. Some testing to make sure it runs good and I'll be at the next meeting to race.


Stay out my way, I figure anything as slow as these bikes is a full contact sport!

Congratulations
A bucket build thread where a bucket was actually built. :shit:
I suppose it had to happen eventually i guess.:devil2:

Deano
18th November 2011, 19:30
Awesome work.
Next race is this Sunday, see you then?

Aww chur bro - I'll be there for a thrash !!

Promise I'll take it easy Drew !!

LOL

Buckets4Me
18th November 2011, 19:34
A bucket build thread where a bucket was actually built. :shit:
I suppose it had to happen eventually i guess.:devil2:

but is it finished

husaberg
18th November 2011, 20:24
but is it finished
It may be even be ready for Taupo?:corn:

Clivoris
18th November 2011, 20:44
Yeefarkingchoice Bro. Will be very noice to see you out on a race bike agin.

F5 Dave
18th November 2011, 21:16
It may be even be ready for Taupo?:corn:
Hey buddy, I was racing at Taupo. Mine was ready. Thread threaded.


Maybe not finished, but a race bike in a formula class never is.

husaberg
18th November 2011, 21:38
Hey buddy, I was racing at Taupo. Mine was ready. Thread threaded.


Maybe not finished, but a race bike in a formula class never is.


Meowll. Time to out the cat outside I think it just bit me.:whistle:

Sketchy_Racer
18th November 2011, 21:42
It's built! I didn't have time today to chuck a throttle cable on and start it, but that is all that needs done. Some testing to make sure it runs good and I'll be at the next meeting to race.


Stay out my way, I figure anything as slow as these bikes is a full contact sport!

Haha the bucket plebs are gonna give you ten different kinds of an ass kicking round that track, this should be fun! :bleh:

Kickaha
19th November 2011, 06:13
I think Drews next thread title will be "Ï'm crashing one"

husaberg
19th November 2011, 06:24
I think Drews next thread title will be "Ï'm crashing one"

Assuming they let him use a laptop in the Wards. Between sponge baths.

Drew
19th November 2011, 07:09
Awesome work.
Next race is this Sunday, see you then?Won't be racing this weekend.


but is it finishedNo, it needs a throttle cable.


Haha the bucket plebs are gonna give you ten different kinds of an ass kicking round that track, this should be fun! :bleh:Thanks for the vote of confidence ya little fucker! I'm sure I will get the hang of riding little bikes eventually, or the hang of knocking people off and staying upright if not.

Drew
19th November 2011, 14:19
It lives, and I've ridden it. Need to gear it up a bit more and change the jets.

Add nylon and new tyres and it's race ready.

So in summation, I started a bucket build thread, two weeks and $50 later I have built a running bike.

See some of you at the track. PEACE OUT!

Buckets4Me
19th November 2011, 15:33
No, it needs a throttle cable.


will it ever be finished just look at TZ's bike 8 years after he first got it raceable :gob:

I'm not sure anything is left from the first bike ( maby an engine bolt or 2 )
and I diont think it will ever be finished

Drew
20th November 2011, 09:21
will it ever be finished just look at TZ's bike 8 years after he first got it raceable :gob:

I'm not sure anything is left from the first bike ( maby an engine bolt or 2 )
and I diont think it will ever be finished

I'll piss around with it a bit for sure, but doubt there will be any major changes in the the way it's put together.

I'll use this one and when I want something better I'll build another one. That way there will be another bucket out there and the field grows.

Deano
20th November 2011, 09:34
I'll use this one and when I want something better I'll build another one. That way there will be another bucket out there and the field grows.

I could do with some more race practice so can I have first dibs ?

Drew
20th November 2011, 09:48
I could do with some more race practice so can I have first dibs ?Yeah bro. Might need to make a few of these by the looks. Think Tylah wants one too, but it'll need to be a bit smaller for her than the MVX.

Sketchy_Racer
20th November 2011, 16:59
Where were you today ya poof?

Drew
20th November 2011, 17:33
Where were you today ya poof?It's not race ready yet. Gonna have a go at having a bike ready before I take it to the track.

Took it for a hoon today, fueling isn't right and the timing or points might be in need of a tickle up.

And there's no way I'm racing on the hundred year old avon that's on the front. I'll see what the grip level of the Mag Mopus on the rear is before gettin rid of it.

husaberg
20th November 2011, 17:53
It's not race ready yet.
And there's no way I'm racing on the hundred year old avon that's on the front. I'll see what the grip level of the Mag Mopus on the rear is before gettin rid of it.

Mag Mopus:eek:
They would get better with age. Unlikely to deteriorate much really.
They would have to be the best racing tire ever.
Far better than any slick :msn-wink:
Ben Hur even had some on his chariot and that was fast. Also looks like Thor had some to.

husaberg
23rd November 2011, 19:51
As a point of interest.
The kart guys used o have a goop.
Made to apply to older tires to rejuvanate them.
It was made in NZ, cheap and smelled like wintergreen.
It couldn't do any harm.
I will have a look to see what it was called.

Kickaha
23rd November 2011, 20:09
As a point of interest.
The kart guys used o have a goop.
Made to apply to older tires to rejuvanate them.
It was made in NZ, cheap and smelled like wintergreen.
It couldn't do any harm.
I will have a look to see what it was called.

It was also illegal for a few classes, it was used on control tyres to make them "softer" than they should be
This sort of stuff
http://pitstopusa.com/c-132556-wheels-tires-tire-accessories-tire-softeners.html

CHOPPA
23rd November 2011, 20:42
It was also illegal for a few classes, it was used on control tyres to make them "softer" than they should be
This sort of stuff
http://pitstopusa.com/c-132556-wheels-tires-tire-accessories-tire-softeners.html

Yup thats the shit, was amazing on the kart tyres, apparently a few teams were using it in Moto2...

husaberg
23rd November 2011, 21:00
It was also illegal for a few classes, it was used on control tyres to make them "softer" than they should be
This sort of stuff
http://pitstopusa.com/c-132556-wheels-tires-tire-accessories-tire-softeners.html

Those naughty boys. they were using the control tyres though just spilling some solvent on them so its err I guess ...... a Grey area until the no doubt ruled against it. which I guess no doubt they did.

I had a look in the shed the label is a bit hard to read but the stuff i have is called SL200 traction treatment for Kart Slicks.

It has no manufacturer so I think it was indeed home brewed in NZ. It still smells of Wintergreen too.
I seem to think i recall a mate saying he knew the guy that used to make it. I will ask him who it was and if he still does it if not he might say what was in it.
I just thought it might help Drew as i guess his tyres are hard to get in a sticky compounds now being I suppose 16 and 18 inch.

Kickaha
23rd November 2011, 21:02
I just thought it might help drew as i guess his tyres are hard to get in a sticky compounds now being I suppose 16 and 18 inch.

Well he is a bit "special" so he needs all the help he can get

husaberg
23rd November 2011, 21:06
Well he is a bit "special" so he needs all the help he can get

"Special" as in a SD5 Way?:chase:He ain't anywhere as special as "Special Dave"

Pumba
23rd November 2011, 21:24
My understanding talking to the Kart guys is that tyre "doping" is now illegal in all classes. No doubt you can still get it though

koba
24th November 2011, 08:11
I had a chat to one guy who said it got to the point where some Kart racers were doping a set of tyres, wrapping them in glad wrap and leaving them in the hot water cupboard for up to a year before an important event!

F5 Dave
24th November 2011, 08:23
yeah but it gets the tyres sticky & ok for a race, think you may be able to redo it, but the oil would disappear pretty quickly & make the tyre harder. OK if you've got a big tyre budget, but not the point here.

CHOPPA
24th November 2011, 10:11
yeah but it gets the tyres sticky & ok for a race, think you may be able to redo it, but the oil would disappear pretty quickly & make the tyre harder. OK if you've got a big tyre budget, but not the point here.

I used to dope my tyres before every meeting, the tyres were amazing it felt like you were driving on hot tyres straight out of the pits. It gives live to old tyres. I actually tried to find some recently but the kart shops got upset that I was asking

Drew
24th November 2011, 11:13
Sport demons will be sticky enough for now. There are also some Bridgestone tyres available in my sizes that are supposedly better and cheap.

Deano
24th November 2011, 11:21
I used to dope my tyres before every meeting, the tyres were amazing it felt like you were driving on hot tyres straight out of the pits. It gives live to old tyres. I actually tried to find some recently but the kart shops got upset that I was asking

LOL

Drew and I found that a good road ride will scrub the crust off an old slick.

Followed by a dumping of oil on it from the starter motor hole !!

Oh fun times.

richban
25th November 2011, 15:32
My understanding talking to the Kart guys is that tyre "doping" is now illegal in all classes. No doubt you can still get it though

Yep got some (tire dope) from Lascom motorsport. That was before it was made completely illegal. It was great but you needed to use it between races. Apparently it had a really hi Kero content and some other shit. An acetate of some sort. So just paint them with kero and your cooking. Gave up on that and just got better rubber after crashing my brain out on substandard shithouse road junk.

Drew
26th November 2011, 14:23
I put a better expansion pipe on today, and messed around with the ignition. The pipe is an improvement I'm sure, but the ignition was a backwards step. It'll fire up and rev better...for about 10 seconds then shut down and chuff a couple times as it winds down. Might have the points gap too small, but I'd have thought that would be a constant misfiring issue, rather than running good for a bit then shutting down.

Only time I've encountered the same thing was on an IT200 with a bung spark plug. So I'll chuck in another before I go back to fucking with the points. Which I set at .06mm incase you're wondering...and incase my maths was wrong in converting .014in into metric. Should be .055mm but I don't have a feeler gauge in that size.

The thing is louder now, nothing on a 125GP bike, but it's a sound that will always great me so I'm not that barred up about it. Someone wanna swap a four stroke with me? I'll get the smoker tuned and running awesome for ya first.

Moooools
26th November 2011, 15:08
I put a better expansion pipe on today, and messed around with the ignition. The pipe is an improvement I'm sure, but the ignition was a backwards step. It'll fire up and rev better...for about 10 seconds then shut down and chuff a couple times as it winds down. Might have the points gap too small, but I'd have thought that would be a constant misfiring issue, rather than running good for a bit then shutting down.

Only time I've encountered the same thing was on an IT200 with a bung spark plug. So I'll chuck in another before I go back to fucking with the points. Which I set at .06mm incase you're wondering...and incase my maths was wrong in converting .014in into metric. Should be .055mm but I don't have a feeler gauge in that size.

The thing is louder now, nothing on a 125GP bike, but it's a sound that will always great me so I'm not that barred up about it. Someone wanna swap a four stroke with me? I'll get the smoker tuned and running awesome for ya first.

Is it crash protected? No metal parts should be able to touch the ground in a crash.
Just checking as I haven't seen you mention it yet.

jasonu
26th November 2011, 16:41
Is it crash protected? No metal parts should be able to touch the ground in a crash.
Just checking as I haven't seen you mention it yet.

Don't waste your breath. It will never fly.

Henk
26th November 2011, 17:05
From what I've read about Drew it's more likely to crash than ever be finished. In this case I suspect nylon track protection is more important than a running engine.

Yow Ling
26th November 2011, 17:36
Come on its 2011, pictures please !

gav
26th November 2011, 17:56
What carb did you end up using on it?

Drew
26th November 2011, 19:15
Is it crash protected? No metal parts should be able to touch the ground in a crash.
Just checking as I haven't seen you mention it yet.Not yet, it's simpler to crash prtect a bike that isn't being altered, than to have to keep changing more shit.


Don't waste your breath. It will never fly.Fuckin nae sayers. Mine will be finished, and soon. Then I will build a better one, as my daughter will be 13 next year and she can race the original.


From what I've read about Drew it's more likely to crash than ever be finished. In this case I suspect nylon track protection is more important than a running engine.When I'm upright, I'm fast though.


Come on its 2011, pictures please !It looks the same as the pics I've put up already, but with a different coloured pipe.


What carb did you end up using on it?26mm round slide at this point. I'm big on simplicity, and going too big creates a situation where everything else needs to be within a closer tolerance. As I have zero stroker tuning experience, I'll forego a couple % power in favour of consistency and reliability.

Clivoris
26th November 2011, 19:32
I'll forego a couple % power in favour of consistency and reliability.

:confused: Oh dear, for a while there I thought you were going to fit right in:drinknsin
It is starting to look like Welly buckets is going to be a nurturing ground for teenage female bucketeers. I have 2, George has 1, Jandle Wintle has one coming up. I think us Dad's better get together and plan some strategy.

Drew
26th November 2011, 19:39
I think us Dad's better get together and plan some strategy.

You mean stand around drinking, and smack talkin on our kids behalf? Tylah already has a leg up on any other kid out there, like her father and uncles, she lacks the part of the brain which would normally focus on self preservation.

Clivoris
26th November 2011, 19:57
You mean stand around drinking, and smack talkin on our kids behalf? Tylah already has a leg up on any other kid out there, like her father and uncles, she lacks the part of the brain which would normally focus on self preservation.

Nah broo. We can certainly do that, but I was thinking of something more like a support group for depleted old men getting whipped in public by their daughters. I certainly expected Tylah to have the Mair gene.

jasonu
27th November 2011, 05:06
26mm round slide at this point. I'm big on simplicity, and going too big creates a situation where everything else needs to be within a closer tolerance. As I have zero stroker tuning experience, I'll forego a couple % power in favour of consistency and reliability.

Now THAT is a good policy!

Drew
27th November 2011, 06:34
Nah broo. We can certainly do that, but I was thinking of something more like a support group for depleted old men getting whipped in public by their daughters. I certainly expected Tylah to have the Mair gene.

Oh I get it now. We need to stand around drinking, with our collective bottom lip out.

Yip, I'm keen.

ajturbo
27th November 2011, 12:17
Oh I get it now. We need to stand around drinking, with our collective bottom lip out.

Yip, I'm keen.

+1........:facepalm:

F5 Dave
27th November 2011, 19:34
Which I set at .06mm incase you're wondering...and incase my maths was wrong in converting .014in into metric. Should be .055mm but I don't have a feeler gauge in that size.
. . .

0.055?! was that a typo? that is no gap at all.

btw google will do all your conversions if you ask it. 0.36mm for .014"

blackdog
27th November 2011, 19:44
0.055?! was that a typo? that is no gap at all.

btw google will do all your conversions if you ask it. 0.36mm for .014"

Just put a micrometer on a hair from my beard, got a touch over 0.01. I think you're probably right that a points gap should be more than 5 hairs breadth.

Madness
27th November 2011, 20:10
25.4(mm = 1") X 0.014 = 0.3556 (0.36mm as Dave said). It's not rocket science.

jasonu
27th November 2011, 20:50
Might have the points gap too small,

.

Hey Grandad, what are points and this gap you speak of???

Clivoris
27th November 2011, 20:55
Hey Grandad, what are points and this gap you speak of???

They're in the cupboard next to the record player.

husaberg
27th November 2011, 22:10
Hey Grandad, what are points and this gap you speak of???

The manual says as you were corrected to.
14 thou or .35mm it also says not to bother to adjust if it is 12-16 thou or .3-.4mm

Didn't the old buggers used to use rollie papers or something. Do they even sell points files now.

out of interest if you decide to ditch the flywheel and go to total loss remember to modify the cam for better results.
Also gift the flywheel to Te Papa, The kids would get a kick from seeing ignition systems pre CDI.

Drew
28th November 2011, 05:30
Ok, that's good news. I did think I ended up with a decimal point in the wrong place, but must have been totally fuckin off with how I worked it out. Will set the points again, and then I can fiddle with the jetting.

I can't be arsed removing the fly wheel, charging batteries is something I'm likely to forget a lot.

F5 Dave
28th November 2011, 08:11
yeah total loss is a drag & I've seen a lot of CB125 bucketeers ruin their meetings with a failing battery.

koba
28th November 2011, 08:39
I was really tempted by the superflash competition batteries they have at TSS.
The thing must weigh about 200g.

They use them in MX and stuff, even to crank over a starter with a total loss system! :shit:

Still, I know it will go the same way... " Fuck, I'm sure I charged it..."

Moooools
28th November 2011, 09:09
We just bought 3 batteries so we always have a spare should we suspect one is faulty.
$30 each and 300g. Charge in 1 hour.

F5 Dave
28th November 2011, 09:48
then tie a barking dog to your gear bag to remind you to take them off the charger & throw then in the van.

Drew
3rd December 2011, 13:26
Progress update.

Got the points gap right today, and it ran heaps better. Opened up the muffler on the pipe, and played with jetting.

Got it running best so far by a long way, but when onboard and loaded up, just where you'd expect it to come on real strong, it peters out.

Had to jet it down way too far considering the pipe and carb that's on it, to achieve the level that it's at. So this is kinda indicative that it's still not sparking cleanly at higher revs.

Next thing is gonna be a new condenser on the ignition circuit to eliminate the only thing that could still be wrong in said circuit. I'm also dubious of the reed block, the stoppers that make the reeds progressive were all different shapes when I got it, and although I straightened them to a more uniform curve, who knows how closely they resemble what they looked like from the factory.

From there if it still aint right, it's a sheet of 1mm steel plate, a book, a welder, and a whole lot of time building an expansion chamber that is tuned for the flow and combustion chamber of this engine.

mossy1200
4th December 2011, 18:46
outer dt100 motor casing

gav
5th December 2011, 05:50
:no: Have you just considered buying a car?

mossy1200
5th December 2011, 06:36
:no: Have you just considered buying a car?

I considered trading wife in on faster bike and tank bag.

husaberg
5th December 2011, 15:50
I considered trading wife in on faster bike and tank bag.

Which one is the better ride?:laugh:

Plus who will do the dishes and cook and clean?

mossy1200
6th December 2011, 16:31
Ill let you ride on the trailer Drew if you let me ride your bucket.

Drew
7th December 2011, 05:41
Ill let you ride on the trailer Drew if you let me ride your bucket.

Jeeze you're a good bastard alright Steve. You are more than welcome to have a hoon on it. Don't expect much in the way of performance though.

Drew
9th April 2012, 09:49
ahh, I have a few bits. . . If he gets something together that will actually go.Time to cough up Dave, what parts you gonna give me?

Ronin
9th April 2012, 11:02
Time to cough up Dave, what parts you gonna give me?

Hope and talent?

Madness
9th April 2012, 11:03
Cock smoker.

F5 Dave
10th April 2012, 10:29
I can't remember, what were you after?

blackdog
10th April 2012, 11:07
I have 2 old iridium plugs from a VTR1000, and a chain link and brake lever from a Raleigh 20. Yours Drew if ya need 'em.

Drew
6th July 2012, 15:18
Turns out that the DT100 that was kindly let go to me....ummm, has some issue. ie, the piston seems to have collected the head. This has done surprisingly little damage to the head or the piston....But I don't think gudgeon bearings should be so tight the piston doesn't just fall one way or the other, and I could swear that the conrod never used to have an 'S' bend in it.

So, I am selling a pair of my much loved racetechs tomorrow, which will allow me to buy a motor.

I'm kinda slutted with myself for not having realised this earlier. I've spent fucken HOURS trying to tune out a horrible dead spot in the middle of the rev range, which as it turns out is probably just where everything comes together in just the wrong way.

BUGGER!

If you know of a motor that's legal, lemme know please.

Kickaha
6th July 2012, 17:31
Turns out that the DT100 that was kindly let go to me....ummm, has some issue. ie, the piston seems to have collected the head. This has done surprisingly little damage to the head or the piston....But I don't think gudgeon bearings should be so tight the piston doesn't just fall one way or the other, and I could swear that the conrod never used to have an 'S' bend in it..

Just put a rod kit and piston in it you dick

Drew
6th July 2012, 17:38
Just put a rod kit and piston in it you dick

Too late, I have just secured a new motor. GT125 power baby, YEEHAAA.

Kickaha
6th July 2012, 17:42
Too late, I have just secured a new motor. GT125 power baby, YEEHAAA.

They're illegal with standard carbs, I feel a protest coming on

Drew
6th July 2012, 17:45
They're illegal with standard carbs, I feel a protest coming onI'm gonna fashion an inlet manifold and run a single carb.

speedpro
6th July 2012, 18:28
Mitre10 plumbing department will be useful for that

Drew
6th July 2012, 19:29
Mitre10 plumbing department will be useful for thatMy good mate Craig Sullivan will fashion me a bling one.

Drew
7th July 2012, 19:50
Picked up the donor bike today, with a bonus box of engine bits. Tomorrow to mount the power plant in it's new home, and later in the week to whip it out and assemble in working order.

Anyone got some 30ish mm PVC pipe sitting round in the welly area to mock up an inlet manifold?

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 20:12
Picked up the donor bike today, with a bonus box of engine bits. Tomorrow to mount the power plant in it's new home, and later in the week to whip it out and assemble in working order.

Anyone got some 30ish mm PVC pipe sitting round in the welly area to mock up an inlet manifold?

I have 25mm internal and 32mm internal pvc and a bending spring for 25.
Plus I also have some preformed corners in sharp and soft bends plus conduit glue.
I also have 25.4mm steel internal tube 1.6mm wall Drew.

Drew
7th July 2012, 20:16
I have 25mm internal and 32mm internal pvc and a bending spring for 25.
Plus I also have some preformed corners in sharp and soft bends plus conduit glue.
I also have 25.4mm steel internal tube 1.6mm wall Drew.

What you up to tomorrow arvo bro? I might need to come round and grab a lend of these items.

crazy man
7th July 2012, 20:23
What you up to tomorrow arvo bro? I might need to come round and grab a lend of these items.are you running the standard gt125 frame?

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 20:24
What you up to tomorrow arvo bro? I might need to come round and grab a lend of these items.

Im on call this weekend so wont be far away. Ill PM you cell number as I will be doing some wiring at some point for a couple of hours at a friends surgery during the day but its only 5mins away from home.

speedpro
7th July 2012, 20:29
My good mate Craig Sullivan will fashion me a bling one.

What could possibly be more bling than polished copper??

Drew
7th July 2012, 20:33
are you running the standard gt125 frame?Good God no. MVX250 roller.


What could possibly be more bling than polished copper??I aint set up to braise hard drawn. If someone has a gas set handy I'll do it myself.

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 20:34
What could possibly be more bling than polished copper??

High impact orange conduit held together with marley glue and cable ties????

ajturbo
9th July 2012, 19:50
other bits on their way...:eek5:

Drew
9th July 2012, 19:59
other bits on their way...:eek5:SENSATIONAL!!! Lemme know where to get them from and what I owe you bro.