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mossy1200
1st July 2012, 18:21
Theres a Aprilia RS250 front guard on Trade Me, but I guess its not carbon enough for ya? :innocent:

Its a rsv1000 showa fork set up. im not sure the sizes are the same. The showa forks are 53mm. Ill see if they match. I sent the fork guy a email to see if he still has the guard. He has also just sent the clipons to me but they havent arrived yet.

Rsv aprilai 1998-2003 and tuono 2003-2005 fit these forks.

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 18:47
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/DUCATI-APRILIA-FRONT-AXLE-FITS-MOST-CRASH-MUSHROOMS-SLIDERS-BOBBINS-BUNGS-NEW-/330747283612?pt=UK_Motorcycle_Parts&hash=item4d0213089c

Got sliders sorted.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 18:54
Im using the aprilia triple clamps and aprilia axel so its stock width for a aprilia. Its the tripple clamp shaft and crush tube and axel spacers I have modified. Forks are still Aprilia stock spacing.


ok but the guard firs around the front wheel which is 250 sized?

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 19:03
Simon from down South has this guard at 120 which hes just confirming is for my model or a damaged carbon one for 50 that needs work.

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 19:07
ok but the guard firs around the front wheel which is 250 sized?

CBR250 17inch front wheel with 90/80/17 tire so I would assume the higher wall slimmer tyre will fit ok.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 19:12
CBR250 17inch front wheel with 90/80/17 tire so I would assume the higher wall slimmer tyre will fit ok.

YEAH but won't it will look a little odd if its a wide wrap around?
Any way go for the carbon it's a bucket after all.:shifty:
It will look sweet once you get some Magnesium Honda RS250 wheels for it.:yes:

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 19:25
YEAH but won't it will look a little odd if its a wide wrap around?
Any way go for the carbon it's a bucket after all.:shifty:
It will look sweet once you get some Magnesium Honda RS250 wheels for it.:yes:

Yes. Im not sure ill get the wheels. They are on special for 1500usd at the moment but I need to get everything else sorted before I push my luck with the wife on that item. I tried telling her a good motor could cost 2k and she gave me angry secks but not a go ahead on the engine.

The mille guard side fit on the 120tyre is a very close fit so idd say 15mm each side gap. The guard isnt a full type so should look ok. the carbon one the guy has is so damaged idd need repair it and paint it black. I might opt for the new carbon one from the UK depending on the freight price which he will need send me. At least idd have a bling looking good handling slow bucket racer.

What if I was to get the 50 carbon damaged and take 10mm out of the centre the whole way down and repair it narrowing it and put 5mm spacers on each mount? that could work. Sounds like a god idea or not?

gav
1st July 2012, 20:13
This is my FXR with GSXR250 forks and Honda CBR1000 Fireblade front guard.

265791

2.50 x 17 VT250 front rim, RS125 front slick.

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mossy1200
1st July 2012, 20:18
This is my FXR with GSXR250 forks and Honda CBR1000 Fireblade front guard.

265791

2.50 x 17 VT250 front rim, RS125 front slick.

Mines 2.5 rim also and that looks good so maybe ill just get the bling carbon UK or the local 120 stock guard.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 20:28
This is my FXR with GSXR250 forks and Honda CBR1000 Fireblade front guard.

265791

2.50 x 17 VT250 front rim, RS125 front slick.

265792

What disk is that?
great to know there is also another source of 3 spoke 2.5x17 as well.
I see You a have a brembo. What is that from.... sliding 2 pot?4 pot.
zip ties very bucket chic:2thumbsup.
Mossey now wheres your 6 pot AP.

RE the gaurd wow fits better than i would have thought.
question is, what does a front guard actually do on a bucket?

PS mossey is there un-angry secks?

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 20:34
What disk is that?
great to know there is also another source of 3 spoke 2.5x17 as well.
I see You a have a brembo. What is that from.... sliding 2 pot?
Mossey now wheres your 6 pot AP.

RE the gaurd wow fits better than i would have thought.
question is, what does a front guard actually do on a bucket?

I dont think mine needs anything more than a sliding 2 as its a slow bike and with the heavy Aprilia front ill prob do stopies all the time.
Guard keeps you from stubbing your face on the tyre if you go over the forks. I assume your saying we dont have to have one.

Yow Ling
1st July 2012, 20:39
What disk is that?
great to know there is also another source of 3 spoke 2.5x17 as well.
I see You a have a brembo. What is that from.... sliding 2 pot?4 pot.
zip ties very bucket chic:2thumbsup.
Mossey now wheres your 6 pot AP.

RE the gaurd wow fits better than i would have thought.
question is, what does a front guard actually do on a bucket?

I think the disk is a RD350 LC one, the caliper is a 4 spot Sumitomo off a TZR250 3MA I think the brembo sticker is just to confuse trainspotters

gav
1st July 2012, 20:43
I think the disk is a RD350 LC one, the caliper is a 4 spot Sumitomo off a TZR250 3MA I think the brembo sticker is just to confuse trainspotters
Dammit ... now my secret is out! The front guard keeps water from splashing from front wheel .... :innocent: Ohhh, and it looks cool, and only cost $32 incl freight. :woohoo:

husaberg
1st July 2012, 20:43
I dont think mine needs anything more than a sliding 2 as its a slow bike and with the heavy Aprilia front ill prob do stopies all the time.
Guard keeps you from stubbing your face on the tyre if you go over the forks. I assume your saying we dont have to have one.

I was just thinking what they actually do on a bucket i never ran one cause i couldn't be arsed.
The road bike yeah stops the water slash etc but it was a serious question.

Stop the face hitting the wheel.... i guess so but you would have to pick you crashes.I normally slide into the bales "gracefully" myself.
the only other one excluding the streamlining effect on a faster bike was to stop rocks and shit bashing the rad.
Obviously not an issue with air cooling.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 20:48
I think the disk is a RD350 LC one, the caliper is a 4 spot Sumitomo off a TZR250 3MA I think the brembo sticker is just to confuse trainspotters


Trainspotters aronaks (got me)
so its a fixed disk?

Got myself the wrong brembo on TM i didn't know they had 2 different stud spacings and the pads are different to the spare pads and part i already have will be harder to fit as well bugger.


Dammit ... now my secret is out! The front guard keeps water from splashing from front wheel .... :innocent: Ohhh, and it looks cool, and only cost $32 incl freight. :woohoo:

yeah but the water other than getting the bike wet is it really an issue.
I am guessing you are still going to get wet anyway plus the bike will too.
Yeah it does look cool though

Kickaha
1st July 2012, 20:53
Got myself the wrong brembo on TM i didn't know they had 2 different stud spacings and the pads are different to the spare pads and part i already have will be harder to fit as well bugger.

What spacing do you need 40mm or 65mm?

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 20:55
Trainspotters aronaks (got me)
so its a fixed disk?

Got myself the wrong brembo on TM i didn't know they had 2 different stud spacings and the pads are different to the spare pads and part i already have will be harder to fit as well bugger.

Im feeling your pain. It took me 8hrs to make and fit plates and wheel spacers to get almost no drag on the disc from the pads. Had to move the caliper 15mm inwards to get it mounted. A bolt on 6 pot would have just needed spacers as my disc is same size as the mille lol.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 20:56
What spacing do you need 40mm or 65mm?

I think 40mm. The one i have got i am pretty sure is 65mm. (Guzzi i think.) Def 65mm shit its a bloodly left too and no pins as well.
i can run and out an measure. The spare pads i have are all for RS125 Honda NX4 and 5's but why are the pads to different (Bloody Italians)

Kickaha
1st July 2012, 20:58
I think 40mm. The one i have got i am pretty sure is 65mm. (Guzzi i think.)
i can run and out an measure the pads i have are all for RS125 Honda NX4 and 5's but why are the pads to different (Bloody Italians)

I have both left and right 40mm 4 pot if you need to borrow one

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 21:00
I think 40mm. The one i have got i am pretty sure is 65mm. (Guzzi i think.)
i can run and out an measure. The spare pads i have are all for RS125 Honda NX4 and 5's but why are the pads to different (Bloody Italians)

The Aprilia spacing is 65mm post pic and how much did you pay?

speedpro
1st July 2012, 21:09
It's easier to spin up a disc spacer of the exact thickness than make caliper adaptor plates. The benefit also is that the caliper doesn't end up trying to twist around the fork with being mounted so far inboard.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 21:12
The Aprilia spacing is 65mm post pic and how much did you pay?

$40 but its a left and no pins.:angry2::Oops::shutup::scratch:
It's nice and Gold though and its looks like i will have to rob the cr500 for its one. Actually i should measure up the adapter on the CR500.
I see there is a guy selling adaptor plus brembo for a NF4 on Ebay but too dear for me.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HONDA-RS125-NF4-BREMBO-CALIPER-AND-BILLET-MOUNT-RS-125-HRC-HISTORIC-RACING-GP-/320935658785?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ab9418521

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/320911333720?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649

okay if the caliper is new... maybe not so bad i guess but still not in my current revised budget.

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 21:21
It's easier to spin up a disc spacer of the exact thickness than make caliper adaptor plates. The benefit also is that the caliper doesn't end up trying to twist around the fork with being mounted so far inboard.

That would have been a good idea but the nissan spaces are 80mm and the aprilia forks are 65mm and also the angles were incorrect on the mounts. The caliper mount lower is infront and below the aprilia mount and the top is further away from the fork to make it line up.
with the rsv1000 front axel being 25mm and the design being for a large bike im hoping to have no twist issues.

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 21:24
$40 but its a left and no pins.:angry2::Oops::shutup::scratch:
It's nice and Gold though and its looks like i will have to rob the cr500 for its one. Actually i should measure up the adapter on the CR500.
I see there is a guy selling adaptor plus brembo for a NF4 on Ebay but too dear for me.
http://http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HONDA-RS125-NF4-BREMBO-CALIPER-AND-BILLET-MOUNT-RS-125-HRC-HISTORIC-RACING-GP-/320935658785?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ab9418521 (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HONDA-RS125-NF4-BREMBO-CALIPER-AND-BILLET-MOUNT-RS-125-HRC-HISTORIC-RACING-GP-/320935658785?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ab9418521)

Nice. I have fork mounts on both sides and could have flipped the wheel and reversed the tire. :pinch:

husaberg
1st July 2012, 21:28
Nice. I have fork mounts on both sides and could have flipped the wheel and reversed the tire. :pinch:

That's something interesting as well why do most (ok a lot) bikes with single disk have the caliper on the left when the MC is on the right so they could have made the routing shorter? ESP dirt bikes whats up with that?

if its any good to ya you can have it for $40

Bert
1st July 2012, 21:40
$
I see there is a guy selling adaptor plus brembo for a NF4 on Ebay but too dear for me.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HONDA-RS125-NF4-BREMBO-CALIPER-AND-BILLET-MOUNT-RS-125-HRC-HISTORIC-RACING-GP-/320935658785?pt=AU_Motorcycle_Parts_Accessories&hash=item4ab9418521
okay if the caliper is new... maybe not so bad i guess but still not in my current revised budget.

It looks more like a CHrembo knock off mate; look at the casting.... $25 USD each... not 275...

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 21:45
That's something interesting as well why do most (ok a lot) bikes with single disk have the caliper on the left when the MC is on the right so they could have made the routing shorter? ESP dirt bikes whats up with that?

if its any good to ya you can have it for $40

If its ok ill run the next round and PM you if im not happy with the way the bike stops. Even with a short 2 finger brake lever and rubber line soon to be braided it was stopping good before the fork conversion. I have a angry wife now also she has worked out the $400 budget just hit 2.5k so far plus the guard at 250 if I get that and a carb at 150 also. I just dont feel brave enough to mention another part unless you take paypal,visa or paynow and she wont see the purchace for a while.

Henk
1st July 2012, 21:51
Backing up a few posts I've run both with and without front guards in the rain and the difference in the amouNt of water is astounding, enough difference that with the front guard you have better visibilty and can concentrate more on not falling off than wiping your visor.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 21:53
It looks more like a CHrembo knock off mate; look at the casting.... $25 USD each... not 275...

yeah seen them out of Hung Dong.
his bracket i think was $150.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/320911333720?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649


Backing up a few posts I've run both with and without front guards in the rain and the difference in the amouNt of water is astounding, enough difference that with the front guard you have better visibilty and can concentrate more on not falling off than wiping your visor.

Okay i come from the West Coast i guess its drier here ps i open my visor and let my eyes do the blinking.... but they breed em though down here.
Point taken though never ran with one. Shit i could have been fast.....er:crybaby:

Kickaha
1st July 2012, 21:58
Genuine new brembo are only $198US with pads
https://store.bevelheaven.com/brake-related-parts/brake-caliper-brembo-30/34-left-side-40mm/

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 22:01
Backing up a few posts I've run both with and without front guards in the rain and the difference in the amouNt of water is astounding, enough difference that with the front guard you have better visibilty and can concentrate more on not falling off than wiping your visor.

I think with the bt39s the water would come up in a nice straight line for my face due to the centre tread line being straight through the tire centre. Its a good spot for sponsors name also. Where does one get a bucket racing sponsor from?:confused:

husaberg
1st July 2012, 22:04
Genuine new brembo are only $198US with pads
https://store.bevelheaven.com/brake-related-parts/brake-caliper-brembo-30/34-left-side-40mm/


But I like the loan offer of yours better:yes: i will have a look though.


Its a good spot for sponsors name also. Where does one get a bucket racing sponsor from?:confused:

I sleep with mine.........

Funny enough my son is getting free Professional MX train every week 4-5 hours for the last 2-3 months Sparc is footing the bill i think.Gets time of school as well for it.
I do have an article which is real funny that is about getting and keeping Sponsors the funny bit is who thay said is a sponsors nightmear useless and will never do well because he became a semi world champion "and born again christian"No Names.....

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 22:19
But I like the loan offer of yours better:yes: i will have a look though.



I sleep with mine.........

Funny enough my son is getting free Professional MX train every week 4-5 hours for the last 2-3 months Sparc is footing the bill i think.Gets time of school as well for it.
I do have an article which is real funny that is about getting and keeping Sponsors the funny bit is who thay said is a sponsors nightmear useless and will never do well because he became a semi world champion "and born again christian"No Names.....

I went to my old sponsors who were paying $700 per round on tires and they just looked at me and said "Buckets??".
I think they may have been thinking of keg racing or something similar.
I tried to explain with corp sponsorship i could have 37+ hp and get a top 10 finish in b grade.

Original sponsor followed by new sponsor/umbrellor girl/budget advisor.

husaberg
1st July 2012, 22:23
I went to my old sponsors who were paying $700 per round on tires and they just looked at me and said "Buckets??".
I think they may have been thinking of keg racing or something similar.
I tried to explain with corp sponsorship i could have 37+ hp and get a top 10 finish in b grade.
F4

Might get a better result.

PS get a hair cut you look like a girl in the second pic:whistle: actually Maybe that would help. Helps the SK8r's and Surfer's

mossy1200
1st July 2012, 22:34
F4

Might get a better result.

PS get a hair cut you look like a girl in the second pic:whistle: actually Maybe that would help. Helps the SK8r's and Surfer's


I did get my hair cut. You should have seen me 2 years ago lol.
I got the stock april guard for 120 including freight.

Looks like theres only 2 ways to get money for me now. Ones as a electrician and the other is from my only sponsor using cunning technique(erectrician).

F5 Dave
2nd July 2012, 09:47
2&1/2 K?!! you should have bought Kels sorted 2k FXR bucket & just spent the rest on taking the missus out for dinner apologising & still have some change.

Drew
2nd July 2012, 10:47
2&1/2 K?!! you should have bought Kels sorted 2k FXR bucket & just spent the rest on taking the missus out for dinner apologising & still have some change.

True of a lot of bucket builders I'm sure.

mossy1200
5th July 2012, 11:43
Almost done. Waiting on guard which should arrive tomorrow and Front axel sliders from the UK whick should come next week. It really nice in the handle bar seat and peg position now compaired to the xbars and lower seat. I can get down low and weight forward.

After next round carby and airbox.

New muffler seems quieter and I can push start it from cold now. It maybe the new rear shock is giving me more traction when starting. Im not sure if the muffler mods could help with starting or not but it seems to run better.

Kendog
5th July 2012, 12:28
Almost done. Waiting on guard which should arrive tomorrow and Front axel sliders from the UK whick should come next week. It really nice in the handle bar seat and peg position now compaired to the xbars and lower seat. I can get down low and weight forward.

After next round carby and airbox.

New muffler seems quieter and I can push start it from cold now. It maybe the new rear shock is giving me more traction when starting. Im not sure if the muffler mods could help with starting or not but it seems to run better.
That is awesome, can't wait to see it on the track.

Have you got slicks lined up?

mossy1200
5th July 2012, 12:44
That is awesome, can't wait to see it on the track.

Have you got slicks lined up?

I put a set of new bt39s on it. They have only done the last meeting. Ill run those until summer or maybe longer as they seem to grip ok at 20pounds and heat up fast even when it was cold.
I would doubt if i have alot of power with this motor so ill maybe 2t it at some point or fxr150. Its a bit slow up the hill and across the top straight. maybe a good carb will help as I think its got a 24mm xl125 carb(guess only).

Yow Ling
5th July 2012, 12:51
Bucket seems to be coming along nice, does remind me of the old axe though, 2 new handles and a new head, best axe ive ever had , but then it does seem to get you plenty of secks

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 08:45
I got a letter from IRD yesterday for my 40th birthday and it seems that they want to give me 950bucks so i think I will need a 28mm flatslide and 1/4 turn throttle. Not to sure about tuning carbs if anyone in Welly wants to earn some beers to help set it up would be good.

richban
6th July 2012, 09:58
I got a letter from IRD yesterday for my 40th birthday and it seems that they want to give me 950bucks so i think I will need a 28mm flatslide and 1/4 turn throttle. Not to sure about tuning carbs if anyone in Welly wants to earn some beers to help set it up would be good.

Depends on what carb you are talking about. I would go to a 30. Unless you are talking a 28 FCR.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 10:21
Depends on what carb you are talking about. I would go to a 30. Unless you are talking a 28 FCR.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490611349

They have 30s also

richban
6th July 2012, 11:32
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490611349

They have 30s also

28 should do the job for sure. Not run one of these particular carbs but someone out there should have a rough jetting setting.

F5 Dave
6th July 2012, 11:36
And 32s, why be a pussy?, see if he can get a 46 in.

What an eclectic mix of products he sells.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 11:42
And 32s, why be a pussy?, see if he can get a 46 in.

What an eclectic mix of products he sells.

Im not sure I have room for ram air ducts large enough to suit 46mm carby.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 18:21
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=491606626

Got the bits I need sorted but wont fit untill after the next round idd say. guard arrived today also.

Drew
6th July 2012, 18:26
I beat you to the GT125 power bro. I just scored three of them.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 18:47
I beat you to the GT125 power bro. I just scored three of them.

Nice. I dont think I could have handled a GT engine anyway. I only want to look cool while going slow.

gav
6th July 2012, 18:48
Maybe Mossy you should start spending on making your bucket legal, isnt your motor oversize?

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 19:00
Maybe Mossy you should start spending on making your bucket legal, isnt your motor oversize?

Nope. Its xl185 sleave xr200 head tl125 bottom end with xl 125 crank 156cc with this bore. Theres a xr framed bike running the same set up with cdi unit fitted but mines still on points. If it helps its noticably one of the slowest bikes in a straight line also if not the slowest. Idd be surprised if I had 10hp also.
I really do need another motor but not for a while yet.

gav
6th July 2012, 19:21
Ahhh ok, thought it was 167cc? Technically I think it's still over, per the rules but close enough!!

125 2 stroke maybe?
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/complete-engines/auction-491618840.htm

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 19:39
Ahhh ok, thought it was 167cc? Technically I think it's still over, per the rules but close enough!!

125 2 stroke maybe?
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/complete-engines/auction-491618840.htm

I guess it classed rebore under 158 but if there is issues I have a .25mm oversize xl185 piston that I can bore the sleave even bigger to 157cc and say its a 125 bored to 157 with a piston(open). Im not expecting any inquiry and everyone seems happy at the track with it. The you tube link earlier in the thread shows up the hill and accross the top of Kaitoke its maybe the slowest B grade bike in a line on the track last meeting.
Its most likely ill fxr the chasis when im good at riding it and need more power but im having a heap of fun trying to make passes stick with corner speed and gapping the passed bike down the hill. Im wondering if thats going to be the most fun part of riding Kaitoke so im in no hurry to build a ultra fast bike.

Henk
6th July 2012, 20:19
Mossy

Out of interest stick one of the fast guys on it and see what they do. I ran Michelle's 100 in B grade down there last time we went, 8.2 horsepower, crap starts and mid pack finishes, but also the most fun I think I've ever had on a bucket.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 20:46
Mossy

Out of interest stick one of the fast guys on it and see what they do. I ran Michelle's 100 in B grade down there last time we went, 8.2 horsepower, crap starts and mid pack finishes, but also the most fun I think I've ever had on a bucket.

I think the result would be the same. Im handy in the corners and running mid b grade( first meeting) but I lose 7-8 meters up the hill against most bikes and 4-5meters across the top straight but regain most under brakes. Im also 20kg heavier than most of the riders lol.
Im having fun with both the building and the racing so thats the main thing. Maybe later ill go for horses. My biggest achievement so far is I can push start it by myself now and its fun to ride it. Its also great to get away from the house and out doing it.

Shes a hard road finding A grade. No hurry mate.

Kendog
6th July 2012, 21:55
Shes a hard road finding A grade. No hurry mate.
B grade is where the serious racing is at.

Henk
6th July 2012, 22:03
B grade is where the serious racing is at.

B grade especially turn one is sodding terrifying.

Bert
6th July 2012, 22:03
B grade is where the serious racing is at.

the Blender Grade...:killingme:killingme
When are You coming back out Mr Kendog!! you weren't there to video me a55ing off this last time.

mossy1200
6th July 2012, 22:04
B grade is where the serious racing is at.

B grade is a bit like Deathrace and A grade is a bit like Talladega Nights

Idd rather be Jason Statham than Will Ferrell. Im thinking hes getting more puzie action.

Kendog
6th July 2012, 22:39
the Blender Grade...:killingme:killingme
When are You coming back out Mr Kendog!! you weren't there to video me a55ing off this last time.
Hopefully next week. Sunday has been open home day for a while now.

richban
7th July 2012, 09:54
B grade is a bit like Deathrace and A grade is a bit like Talladega Nights

Idd rather be Jason Statham than Will Ferrell. Im thinking hes getting more puzie action.

B grade is a knife fight. A grade is a gun fight.:confused:

Trudes
7th July 2012, 11:14
C grade is a food fight :banana:

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 13:13
Problems HELP YOU ENGINE PEOPLE

Had a back fire and poor running maybe from new exaust. Happens while under load only.

Took the carby off and looks like manifold leak was one issue but

Head has been ported out to 31mm
Intake manifold to 28mm
Existing carby only 24mm (for sale if you 2 smokers need one at 24mm DREW?)

I take it best bet is for me to run 30mm flatslide and take the intake out to 30mm??????????

A previous owner must have kept his carb and chucked the tl125 carb on it to sell bike.

husaberg
7th July 2012, 13:37
Problems HELP YOU ENGINE PEOPLE

Had a back fire and poor running maybe from new exaust. Happens while under load only.

Took the carby off and looks like manifold leak was one issue but

Head has been ported out to 31mm
Intake manifold to 28mm
Existing carby only 24mm (for sale if you 2 smokers need one at 24mm DREW?)

I take it best bet is for me to run 30mm flatslide and take the intake out to 30mm??????????

A previous owner must have kept his carb and chucked the tl125 carb on it to sell bike.

Rule number one bigger does not necessarily mean faster. Strange but true
Rule number two when porting cylinders it is common to add material to the ports in some places and remove from others.
I would fill the port floor to straighten out the port and run a 28mm carb seeing you have a reasonably std motor. couple this with a nice short intake of a Suzuki or something like that.

A few hours on a flow bench and some plasticine maybe in order?
If you pm me your address and i will send you a free intake manifold

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 15:38
Thanks Hus.

Putting the 30mm on with a shortened intake manifold that my mates going to make and blend. 28mm might have been better but I can re-use the 30 if I get a fxr engine later.

Front guard fits well and clears the disc well.

Drew
7th July 2012, 19:19
Four stroke runs rough, but only under load...Weak spark would be my first place to look.

Thanks for the carb offer, but I've got factory support on parts already:cool:

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 19:25
Four stroke runs rough, but only under load...Weak spark would be my first place to look.

Thanks for the carb offer, but I've got factory support on parts already:cool:

Just started after new muffler Drew. The old system had 2 mufflers(well one was a sort of skwished pipe inside another pipe). It seems to be lean. Ill fit up the new carb and try again. Sparks all good as its points and the plate hasnt moved. I marked it up when I first got it. Ran fine until the end of last meeting. first time running it away from garage with new pipe was the backfiring under load. Good bottom but falls apart at mid revs.

You know where the carby is if you need it.

Drew
7th July 2012, 19:39
Just started after new muffler Drew. The old system had 2 mufflers(well one was a sort of skwished pipe inside another pipe). It seems to be lean. Ill fit up the new carb and try again. Sparks all good as its points and the plate hasnt moved. I marked it up when I first got it. Ran fine until the end of last meeting. first time running it away from garage with new pipe was the backfiring under load. Good bottom but falls apart at mid revs.

You know where the carby is if you need it.New muffler is bigger inside diameter then?

Cheers mate, talking to Bryce earlier and he thinks I might get away with running a single carb, which I already had on the DT, but if not I'll try and source two 17mm flat slides which fall just on the 24mm limit by working out the surface area.

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 19:47
New muffler is bigger inside diameter then?

Cheers mate, talking to Bryce earlier and he thinks I might get away with running a single carb, which I already had on the DT, but if not I'll try and source two 17mm flat slides which fall just on the 24mm limit by working out the surface area.


Yeah . I did those calcs also as i was looking at a complete bike. Y intersection and 24mm would be best as it 180deg crank so so suck big twice as often would be better.

Yes I cut the old first muffler and he had reduced down to about 10mm by 30mm with and tube inside the cone shaped like a expansion chamber. Also the welds were all poo inside with bit of mig still inside like a 10year olds snotty nose. I should go take photos because however bad you think it was your only half way there.
New muffler is straight through. Im looking for a better muffler with larger volume as I think the one I got is at the noise limits. Even if its ok idd rather be on the low side.
I may even miss the next meeting if I have tuning issues.
Do you think its worth a dyno tune Drew? ill def get a better muffler first if I chose to dyno tune the carby. Most likely this one.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490352922

Drew
7th July 2012, 19:56
Yeah . I did those calcs also as i was looking at a complete bike. Y intersection and 24mm would be best as it 180deg crank so so suck big twice as often would be better.

Yes I cut the old first muffler and he had reduced down to about 10mm by 30mm with and tube inside the cone shaped like a expansion chamber. Also the welds were all poo inside with bit of mig still inside like a 10year olds snotty nose. I should go take photos because however bad you think it was your only half way there.
New muffler is straight through. Im looking for a better muffler with larger volume as I think the one I got is at the noise limits. Even if its ok idd rather be on the low side.
I may even miss the next meeting if I have tuning issues.
Do you think its worth a dyno tune Drew? ill def get a better muffler first if I chose to dyno tune the carby. Most likely this one.

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490352922

Depends what you're gonna do to the motor mate. Flowing the head, lightening the crank/rod, and enlarging the valves, might get you close to the poke of an FXR with a carb and pipe, after you spend some time on the dyno.

The build is the most fun part for me at the moment, (but it would have to be since I haven't even raced mine), so the dyno time will help teach you engine building pros and cons I guess.

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 20:06
Depends what you're gonna do to the motor mate. Flowing the head, lightening the crank/rod, and enlarging the valves, might get you close to the poke of an FXR with a carb and pipe, after you spend some time on the dyno.

The build is the most fun part for me at the moment, (but it would have to be since I haven't even raced mine), so the dyno time will help teach you engine building pros and cons I guess.

Head ,cam and valves done. Crank has stroke of xl125 so assume it is. someone has spent money but I think they removed a good carb seeing as manifold was 28mm but carb was 24mm.

Im just at a stage where any parts I buy need to be good enough to fit onto a FXR motor incase I get one later and hot it up before installing, hense the 30mm carb instead of 28mm.
I really dont expect this 2 valve motor will ever deliver much more than 15 unless its very well set up and then even 20 would be a mission to find.

Drew
7th July 2012, 20:14
Head ,cam and valves done. Crank has stroke of xl125 so assume it is. someone has spent money but I think they removed a good carb seeing as manifold was 28mm but carb was 24mm.

Im just at a stage where any parts I buy need to be good enough to fit onto a FXR motor incase I get one later and hot it up before installing, hense the 30mm carb instead of 28mm.
I really dont expect this 2 valve motor will ever deliver much more than 15 unless its very well set up and then even 20 would be a mission to find.

Only one guy I can think of would try and extract that from a small block Honda single mate, and I doubt very much that you'd wanna pay Mr Sales for the number of hours it'd take him. The XR600 that Chris runs must owe YEARS in development.

speedpro
7th July 2012, 20:32
Only one guy I can think of would try and extract that from a small block Honda single mate, and I doubt very much that you'd wanna pay Mr Sales for the number of hours it'd take him. The XR600 that Chris runs must owe YEARS in development.

YEARS?, make that decades.

mossy1200
7th July 2012, 20:40
YEARS?, make that decades.


I only have 7 days lol but............. I might get near 20 on Welly Motorcycles dyno. Nope prob still only 15 or a honest 10 anywhere else perhaps. Its not funny when you need to push your bucket up the last half of the hill at Kaitoke.

Ocean1
7th July 2012, 20:42
Only one guy I can think of would try and extract that from a small block Honda single mate, and I doubt very much that you'd wanna pay Mr Sales for the number of hours it'd take him. The XR600 that Chris runs must owe YEARS in development.

That thing's like Murphy's axe. Last time he lunched it he was muttering about a longer "handle".

Drew
7th July 2012, 21:08
That thing's like Murphy's axe. Last time he lunched it he was muttering about a longer "handle".
Was there today picking up the donor, he should have the beast back together in the next week or so I think he said.

You know it's a serious motor, when to keep the gearbox remotely reliable, the oil is so thick it needs to be pre heated by laying a fan heater under the bike.

Ocean1
7th July 2012, 21:15
Was there today picking up the donor, he should have the beast back together in the next week or so I think he said.

You know it's a serious motor, when to keep the gearbox remotely reliable, the oil is so thick it needs to be pre heated by laying a fan heater under the bike.

That must be costing him some horspower.

3rd gear dogs the weak link there?

gav
7th July 2012, 22:50
Only one guy I can think of would try and extract that from a small block Honda single mate, and I doubt very much that you'd wanna pay Mr Sales for the number of hours it'd take him. The XR600 that Chris runs must owe YEARS in development.
This guy here has got reasonable power out of an old Honda single too, worth having a chat with.

http://www.marshland.co.nz/CB150Frame.html

He posts on here too. http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/member.php/23415-marsheng

F5 Dave
8th July 2012, 13:30
Funnily enough Pete's Honda single race bike is up for sale now, or soon.

gav
8th July 2012, 17:15
Funnily enough Pete's Honda single race bike is up for sale now, or soon.
Has he got himself an FXR then? :innocent:

F5 Dave
9th July 2012, 09:20
That would be scary. No Sales hasn't raced buckets for 10 years at least since not Manuwatu races any more, but he figured he might as well drag it out & check it over to sell it. It would flounce a std FXR.

mossy1200
9th July 2012, 19:28
I have decided to self regulate muffler and tune carb to suit so ill grab this and tune the 2 to match

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490352922&permanent=0

richban
9th July 2012, 19:40
I have decided to self regulate muffler and tune carb to suit so ill grab this and tune the 2 to match

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490352922&permanent=0


I think you need to start again. With all the bling now on this thing the frame and wheels might look a bit out of place. Just get yourself a custom crazy frame and 2 sets of RS wheels and you will be all sorted. Oh and a Derbi 125 injected engine rebored to 150. Job Done. You know you want to.

mossy1200
9th July 2012, 19:47
I think you need to start again. With all the bling now on this thing the frame and wheels might look a bit out of place. Just get yourself a custom crazy frame and 2 sets of RS wheels and you will be all sorted. Oh and a Derbi 125 injected engine rebored to 150. Job Done. You know you want to.

Im not sure idd want to spend that kind of monies on the practice bike.

husaberg
9th July 2012, 20:00
Buckets .......practice..... :gob:

what do you mean...... Buckets are the last GP class left, other that mini MX. (ie 50cc and 65cc)

So go down to the shed and punish yourself.


I think you need to start again. Oh and a Derbi 125 injected engine rebored to 150. Job Done. You know you want to.

I was trying to get him to make Yow an offer on the Frankenmotor
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/asset.php?fid=243626&uid=28036&d=1341634464

mossy1200
9th July 2012, 20:24
Buckets .......practice..... :gob:

what do you mean...... Buckets are the last GP class left, other that mini MX. (ie 50cc and 65cc)

So go down to the shed and punish yourself.



I was trying to get him to make Yow an offer on the Frankenmotor
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/asset.php?fid=243626&uid=28036&d=1341634464


:shit:

You relise i ment practice bike for the new bucket ill build afterwards lol.

Marcy wheels,carbon tube frame and a Drew special GT125 41hp motor.

I do like the sound of a yzfr125 motor with factory yamaha 150kit.

husaberg
9th July 2012, 20:27
:shit:

Drew's special

No arguments with that statement :innocent:

41 hp...... Er this motor could do it...with H20 injection and Blow through with an intercooler.... Plus Cubic Dollars. Where is Mr Green.

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 21:15
41 hp...... Er this motor could do it...with H20 injection and Blow through with an intercooler.... Plus Cubic Dollars. Where is Mr Green.

Now your talking.

Wouldn't take huge dollars if you did all the work yourself. Just lots of late nights.

Er, can blow through CV carbs?

Yow Ling
9th July 2012, 21:21
Hey Husa, you want to buy the Frankenmotor? There would be few owners more suitable than you.

100% pure Honda, no fat, you know you want to

husaberg
9th July 2012, 21:22
Now your talking.

Wouldn't take huge dollars if you did all the work yourself. Just lots of late nights.

Er, can blow through CV carbs?


If they are Cv it is the best way. (not as good as FI though obviously)
You need a pitot tube and a a rising rate fuel reg.
Suck throw is easy but fueling is hit and miss. plus if you try to do suck through with carbs plus inter cooler you effectively have created a bomb.

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 21:29
If they are Cv it is the best way. (not as good as FI though obviously)
You need a pitot tube and a a rising rate fuel reg.
Suck throw is easy but fueling is hit and miss. plus if you try to do suck through with carbs plus inter cooler you effectively have created a bomb.

What's the capacity allowed for blown buckets?

husaberg
9th July 2012, 21:31
Hey Husa, you want to buy the Frankenmotor? There would be few owners more suitable than you.

100% pure Honda, no fat, you know you want to

Shit i can't seem to make any progress on the Honda's i have, plus i now have a Kawasaki (i think that how you spell it)

yeah i would covert it though what happened to the original one was it Oyster?

Ps the stud pattern on the H100 is the same a H100 (whoops XR200/Xl125s). Did you know that (remember why the Husky and original Bergs were so light) mm...


What's the capacity allowed for blown buckets?
100 and a little bit the fzr needs destoking a few mm and that also why the supercharger would make a more effective race bike for circuits in my opinion if you have the skill time and money.

Henk
9th July 2012, 21:32
What's the capacity allowed for blown buckets?

100cc diesel

koba
9th July 2012, 21:33
What's the capacity allowed for blown buckets?

100cc four stroke.

In F4, so against 150 four strokes and 125/100 2 strokes.

koba
9th July 2012, 21:35
100cc diesel

That's quite a derogatory term for that piece of shit coalburner that you run...

Yow Ling
9th July 2012, 21:37
what happened to the original one was it Oyster?

Ps the stud pattern on the H100 is the same a H100. Did you know that (remember why the Husky and original Bergs were so light) mm...


.

Pete still has his one, and yea I guess it does make sense that the H100 stud pattern is the same as a H100

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 21:37
100cc four stroke.

In F4, so against 150 four strokes and 125/100 2 strokes.

But limited in potential output only by the mechanical strength of the crank/rod/piston.

Anyone got one?

koba
9th July 2012, 21:44
But limited in potential output only by the mechanical strength of the crank/rod/piston.

Anyone got one?

I believe it's been done (superchaged) by someone with a few engineering clues. Story goes that is wasn't all that great.
I've never seen it myself.
I have long thought that a 100cc twin based on half a 250/4 would have some potential but the effort/payoff ratio isn't good enough for me to embark on it as a project.

husaberg
9th July 2012, 21:45
Pete still has his one, and yea I guess it does make sense that the H100 stud pattern is the same as a H100

It is.... but i guess i should have typed XR200/Xl125s

All you ever need to know about Turboing well in (simple form) for working around stock set ups

http://unclebobsturbos.com/newbie.html
i lost this link here are a few others
http://www.turbo-bike.com/Pressurize%20Carburetor%20R1.html
http://victorylibrary.com/supercharger/super-carb6.htm

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 21:54
I believe it's been done (superchaged) by someone with a few engineering clues. Story goes that is wasn't all that great.
I've never seen it myself.
I have long thought that a 100cc twin based on half a 250/4 would have some potential but the effort/payoff ratio isn't good enough for me to embark on it as a project.

Parallel twin minimum, certainly a single isn't realistic.

Has to be based on "comuter" motorcycle cases?

husaberg
9th July 2012, 22:01
Parallel twin minimum, certainly a single isn't realistic.

Has to be based on "comuter" motorcycle cases?


I picked up 2 complete FZR250 motors for $60
here is the difficult to source bits.
Forged pistons dished for 6.5:1 Comp for a 48mm bore.
And shit did i try.
Found a suitable cast pistons but lifespan would be short.
the other bit is the destroking with metal spraying the crank or custom job$$$$$$$$$

The rest of the parts are easy intercooler easy familar starlet etc
reg and fuel pump here http://www.turbogemini.com/Turbo%20Accessories.htm
The rest of the mods i could do my self so $$$$$
Two strokes are lighter and would be cheaper and more reliable unless you are gifted and or have a huge budget....... would be fun though.

Drew
9th July 2012, 22:10
Doesn't matter what carbs you run. If you put them in a pressurised box and feed it air, the balance is always perfect ans there's no danger of pumping fuel out of the over flows.

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 22:18
I picked up 2 complete FZR250 motors for $60
here is the difficult to source bits.
Forged pistons dished for 6.5:1 Comp for a 48mm bore.
And shit did i try.
Found a suitable cast pistons but lifespan would be short.
the other bit is the destroking with metal spraying the crank or custom job$$$$$$$$$

The rest of the parts are easy intercooler easy familar starlet etc
reg and fuel pump here http://www.turbogemini.com/Turbo%20Accessories.htm
The rest of the mods i could do my self so $$$$$
Two strokes are lighter and would be cheaper and more reliable unless you are gifted and or have a huge budget....... would be fun though.

Not optimal but probably get away with juggling rod length / stroke to get compression down, keep to forged flat tops. Custom crank isn't that hard, but I've got the same problem; I can only afford to do shit like that if I spend most of my time working...

Blown two stroke eh? Suppose there's less to spend time on.

Drew
9th July 2012, 22:24
Back to Steve's bike. I dunno about just handing out my 40 horse GT motors willy nilly mate. Might need to let me have a go at some monster wheelies on the MT01 first.

Ocean1
9th July 2012, 22:27
Back to Steve's bike. I dunno about just handing out my 40 horse GT motors willy nilly mate. Might need to let me have a go at some monster wheelies on the MT01 first.

Want a pic of that.

With the trailer on.

husaberg
9th July 2012, 22:40
Not optimal but probably get away with juggling rod length / stroke to get compression down, keep to forged flat tops. Custom crank isn't that hard, but I've got the same problem; I can only afford to do shit like that if I spend most of my time working...

Blown two stroke eh? Suppose there's less to spend time on.

Nah the only thing blown with Vanessa is the original budget and my chances of like of having non "Anrgy sex"

mossy1200
9th July 2012, 22:54
Want a pic of that.

With the trailer on.

Yes it does wheelllieee with trailer on but at about 30deg the tail hit the trailer so now I have a hand made tail tidy that has sorted that issue out.

koba
10th July 2012, 09:15
Not optimal but probably get away with juggling rod length / stroke to get compression down, keep to forged flat tops. Custom crank isn't that hard, but I've got the same problem; I can only afford to do shit like that if I spend most of my time working...

Blown two stroke eh? Suppose there's less to spend time on.

"Non-competition" is the determining test for legality.

I know I should let this die down and let Mossy have his thread back bu I can't help myself...

Flat-tops would decrease comp hugely by themselves, the 250/4's I've seen inside all have contoured tops to get the 12.5:1 or so ratios that they run.

Main problem of all this is that the motor is just so damn tiny.

I elected to get a much more cost efficient 2-stroke. That's a comparably easy build but it still stretches my resources super thin.

Drew
10th July 2012, 10:09
cost efficient 2-stroke. That's a comparably easy build but it still stretches my resources super thin.I call bullshit, at least four stroke motors adhere to the principals they are designed around. You can do everything by the book with a filthy stinking dribbling fuckin two stroke and the shit heaps just won't work right!

F5 Dave
10th July 2012, 12:21
Aww, has someone got a knot in his Diapers?

Drew
10th July 2012, 13:28
Aww, has someone got a knot in his Diapers?

Not at all. I'm about to go pick up some spares for my bike and make a start on the pipes. I can't wait to ride it.. Might he different once I'm on my last motor though.

Yow Ling
10th July 2012, 17:28
I call bullshit, at least four stroke motors adhere to the principals they are designed around. You can do everything by the book with a filthy stinking dribbling fuckin two stroke and the shit heaps just won't work right!

maybe your book is out of date, or was never right

Drew
10th July 2012, 18:02
maybe your book is out of date, or was never right

Na, I just can't read.

husaberg
10th July 2012, 18:41
"Non-competition" is the determining test for legality.

I know I should let this die down and let Mossy have his thread back bu I can't help myself...

Flat-tops would decrease comp hugely by themselves, the 250/4's I've seen inside all have contoured tops to get the 12.5:1 or so ratios that they run.

Main problem of all this is that the motor is just so damn tiny.

I elected to get a much more cost efficient 2-stroke. That's a comparably easy build but it still stretches my resources super thin.

So should i let it die down as well but...
Even with allowing for the reduction in comp with the destroking to achieve the needed 6.5:1 for the 22 psi to make the supercharging worthwhile it does need dished pistons or no squish and massive detonation.

Here is the ideal supercharger
they don't come up very often so someone will snap these uphttp://www.trademe.co.nz/a.aspx?id=492361027
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-accessories/performance/carburation-induction/auction-492574448.htm


Anyone attempting to do this should exclude the Honda CBR250 from there list of options as well as there would be bloody hard to destroke. The Kawa is to too overquare imo as well. That only leaves the suzuki or the Yam and the Suzuki's looks a lot less advanced in regards to its head design.

like these but forged of course if you want them to last.
http://www.tkrj.co.jp/img/goods/AH0370X-GB6-911_img_c_160418.JPG
http://www.tkrj.co.jp/goods/m-AH0370X--GB6-911.php

Anyway back to Mossy's Bucket brought anymore shinny stuff for it

koba
10th July 2012, 23:15
That only leaves the suzuki or the Yam and the Suzuki's looks a lot less advanced in regards to its head design.

Anyway back to Mossy's Bucket brought anymore shinny stuff for it

Sorry Mossy, gotta have another word.

I've had a good inside/out look at the Suzuki and the Kawasaki and a brief gander at the other two. I would say the Suzuki appears a lot less advanced in most areas, it seems to be a lot chunkier too, which is not a good thing.

koba
10th July 2012, 23:21
I call bullshit, at least four stroke motors adhere to the principals they are designed around. You can do everything by the book with a filthy stinking dribbling fuckin two stroke and the shit heaps just won't work right!

Yell bullshit all you want, I hope it help relieve some of those frustrations that seem to bother you so.

If a 100cc forced induction engine shows up and starts doing better that what is out there now I'll buy you a beer.

For the record: I don't think that is impossible, hell I'd love to see it but I sure as hell ain't going to be the one putting time time and money into development.

koba
10th July 2012, 23:25
6.5:1 for the 22 psi

Without pulling ten books and a calculator out I'd suggest that the comp ratio could be way higher for such a small combustion chamber.
12.5:1 for a std GSXR250 if I recall correctly; that will run quite fine on 91 octane.

husaberg
10th July 2012, 23:39
Without pulling ten books and a calculator out I'd suggest that the comp ratio could be way higher for such a small combustion chamber.
12.5:1 for a std GSXR250 if I recall correctly; that will run quite fine on 91 octane.

All the calculations i was able to muster (Plenty) pointed to those to get the Hp i was aiming for.
The heat was the issue (these were i should say based on a Routes blower) which by nature of their design transfer a lot of heat if you can use a say screw or centrifugal blower yeah you can go higher for sure....
but the manner in which the there boast is delivered is much more problematic...... same as a Turbo scenario for instance
If anyone is dead serious i will see if i can retrieve them? maybe start a separate thread to stop clogging Mosseys.

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php/151225-100cc-Forced-induction-F4-bucket-Anyone-keen-to-have-a-real-go?p=1130355106#post1130355106

mossy1200
11th July 2012, 18:40
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/other/auction-492395913.htm

We could all chip in and get a club dyno. Only Drew cant use it as he might have over 50hp

Made the manifold. Just needs the 2 parts welded together. Should be good for tomorrow. Muffler didnt arrive today. May have to make some temp front axel sliders if the UK parts dont turn up. Im oncall again this week but have someone to cover Sunday.

Drew
11th July 2012, 20:24
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/other/auction-492395913.htm

We could all chip in and get a club dyno. Only Drew cant use it as he might have over 50hp



How come all of a sudden I'm gonna have a bike that'd keep up with something the ESE guys built?

I know nothing about two strokes, I fucken hate the things, and if it would make a reliable 18-20 ponies I think I would shit myself with sheer delight and surprise.

mossy1200
11th July 2012, 21:08
How come all of a sudden I'm gonna have a bike that'd keep up with something the ESE guys built?

I know nothing about two strokes, I fucken hate the things, and if it would make a reliable 18-20 ponies I think I would shit myself with sheer delight and surprise.


When you see my trick ally manifold drew you know your going to want to bring me beers for a twin 24mm Y intersection Mossy Mani.
I spotted so 24internal ally pipe while I was on the scrounge for 30mm today.

koba
11th July 2012, 21:27
How come all of a sudden I'm gonna have a bike that'd keep up with something the ESE guys built?

I know nothing about two strokes, I fucken hate the things, and if it would make a reliable 18-20 ponies I think I would shit myself with sheer delight and surprise.

I've heard they are meant to be about 16 std so that's hardly shooting for the moon.
That's based on racetrack rumour so can't be held as reliable.

mossy1200
11th July 2012, 21:38
I've heard they are meant to be about 16 std so that's hardly shooting for the moon.
That's based on racetrack rumour so can't be held as reliable.


Agree. They were 15-16 stock. Y intersection 24mm carb to 63cc per cylinder and 2 good expansion chambers and you would be near 20 already.
Im tempted to make my next bucket a gt powered one.

Drew
12th July 2012, 07:20
Team GT racing then? I've got two spare motors but only one spare crank and that needs a rebuild.

Motor in my bike is different to the spares though. It's piston over reed ported, but the spares are straight piston ports. Dunno what's going on there.

I'm also picking up an RGV that is screaming to be turned into something good next weekend.

F5 Dave
12th July 2012, 08:47
. ..
Motor in my bike is different to the spares though. It's piston over reed ported, but the spares are straight piston ports. Dunno what's going on there.
. .. .
In the words of Eddie Vedder; Its evolution Baby!

Drew
12th July 2012, 10:14
In the words of Eddie Vedder; Its evolution Baby!

But is it better for my purposes?

F5 Dave
12th July 2012, 11:10
Well I'd start off by guessing the older piston port version is cast iron barrels from memory & the 1/2 reed version is ally with sleeves? That in itself is good, or at least better than all iron. My RG50 is still 1/2 piston port so they can be made to go ok, but it is old fashioned & there are better arrangements, but only with an outstanding amount of work to get it right. Might even find the latter barrels have extra transfers. Suzi used a single pair for many years in its older kit.

If you had the money I'd work out how fast you can make the fcker spin & rebuild the crank with decent parts & fit some nice pistons, maybe KX or KTM65 might be within size (pistons are open). That would mean you could spin it up to 13,000 & make use to the fact it is a twin.

Using old parts I think 10,000 is probably safer. The issue is old parts tend to die when revved. I went through a lot of old engines when I first started as they seemed cheaper to buy than a rod kit. In the grand scheme I was very wrong.

Drew
12th July 2012, 13:25
Well I'd start off by guessing the older piston port version is cast iron barrels from memory & the 1/2 reed version is ally with sleeves? That in itself is good, or at least better than all iron. My RG50 is still 1/2 piston port so they can be made to go ok, but it is old fashioned & there are better arrangements, but only with an outstanding amount of work to get it right. Might even find the latter barrels have extra transfers. Suzi used a single pair for many years in its older kit.

If you had the money I'd work out how fast you can make the fcker spin & rebuild the crank with decent parts & fit some nice pistons, maybe KX or KTM65 might be within size (pistons are open). That would mean you could spin it up to 13,000 & make use to the fact it is a twin.

Using old parts I think 10,000 is probably safer. The issue is old parts tend to die when revved. I went through a lot of old engines when I first started as they seemed cheaper to buy than a rod kit. In the grand scheme I was very wrong.

All the barrels are alloy.

Will direct my thinking in the thread about my build, Steve's one seems to go off track quite easily. The thread, not his bike.

TZ350
12th July 2012, 16:30
266239266240

We use forged KDX50 pistons in our RG50's, Wiseco p/n 826MO4100 they come in std 41mm through to 43mm which is the std size for a GT125. Kawasaki KX60 pistons start at 43mm Wiseco p/n 648MO4300 both have 12mm L/E pins.

RG50 bore 41mm stroke 37.8mm GT125 bore 43mm stroke 43mm

We have some GT125 engines here and were thinking of using Aprilia50 rod kits, de stroking the crank to 36mm and using KX60 pistons to get a 100cc air cooled twin. Or use two RG50 cylinders and de stroke the GT crank to 37.8 for a 100cc water cooled twin.

Some GT125 engines have piston port and some piston/case reed port but they all have air cooled alloy barrels. The hard part about converting them to 100cc water cooled is that the cylinders are very close together and fitting two RG50 cylinders may be a bit of a challenge.

So using the original cylinders and de stroking the GT may be the only practical solution but then you get an over square bore stroke ratio and the motors themselves are fairly heavy.

The best we have got out of any of the RG50's is 14 rwhp at 14,000 rpm so that is roughly 28 for a 100 twin and we are already pulling 30+ from the GP125 rotary valve single and its a lighter motor.

But we do like the sound a twin makes ........

Drew
12th July 2012, 17:37
266239266240

We use forged KDX50 pistons in our RG50's, Wiseco p/n 826MO4100 they come in std 41mm through to 43mm which is the std size for a GT125. Kawasaki KX60 pistons start at 43mm Wiseco p/n 648MO4300 both have 12mm L/E pins.

RG50 bore 41mm stroke 37.8mm GT125 bore 43mm stroke 43mm

We have some GT125 engines here and were thinking of using Aprilia50 rod kits, de stroking the crank to 36mm and using KX60 pistons to get a 100cc air cooled twin. Or use two RG50 cylinders and de stroke the GT crank to 37.8 for a 100cc water cooled twin.

Some GT125 engines have piston port and some piston/case reed port but they all have air cooled alloy barrels. The hard part about converting them to 100cc water cooled is that the cylinders are very close together and fitting two RG50 cylinders may be a bit of a challenge.

So using the original cylinders and de stroking the GT may be the only practical solution but then you get an over square bore stroke ratio and the motors themselves are fairly heavy.

The best we have got out of any of the RG50's is 14 rwhp at 14,000 rpm so that is roughly 28 for a 100 twin and we are already pulling 30+ from the GP125 rotary valve single and its a lighter motor.

But we do like the sound a twin makes ........

Wasn't the X5 and X7 six speed boxed? Could be a solution to the gearbox there.

RG250, stroked down with two RG 50 barrels. Hold on...I've got an RGV motor. Short stroke that, chuck a sleeve down the barrel and Bob's my uncle.

There are too many possibilities.

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 18:04
Got the bucket going again. Not on new muffler as its not arrived yet.

Took it for a we ride. Goes good at bottom and top end with hole in middle.
Any tuning tips. I have a full set of main jets and fitted a 120 to start off with. Needle is in the centre position.

Drew
12th July 2012, 18:12
Got the bucket going again. Not on new muffler as its not arrived yet.

Took it for a we ride. Goes good at bottom and top end with hole in middle.
Any tuning tips. I have a full set of main jets and fitted a 120 to start off with. Needle is in the centre position.Back the timing off.

crazy man
12th July 2012, 18:34
Got the bucket going again. Not on new muffler as its not arrived yet.

Took it for a we ride. Goes good at bottom and top end with hole in middle.
Any tuning tips. I have a full set of main jets and fitted a 120 to start off with. Needle is in the centre position.what was wrong with that other new muffler you got?

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 19:17
what was wrong with that other new muffler you got?

Its to loud. Even worse now I have a bigger carb. I dont want to do to many carb changes until the new muffler arrives and is fitted.
Im curious about the carb needing half throttle to get through the mid range. Is it possible it may need the needle lifted a slot or 2. Top end seems to say the main jet is ok.

crazy man
12th July 2012, 19:29
Its to loud. Even worse now I have a bigger carb. I dont want to do to many carb changes until the new muffler arrives and is fitted.
Im curious about the carb needing half throttle to get through the mid range. Is it possible it may need the needle lifted a slot or 2. Top end seems to say the main jet is ok.bugger just put the same muffer as you on my self the old one was 95 db at 15 metres was puttting the new one on tonight)-:

crazy man
12th July 2012, 19:30
Its to loud. Even worse now I have a bigger carb. I dont want to do to many carb changes until the new muffler arrives and is fitted.
Im curious about the carb needing half throttle to get through the mid range. Is it possible it may need the needle lifted a slot or 2. Top end seems to say the main jet is ok.what kind of carb are you running?

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 19:33
bugger just put the same muffer as you on my self the old one was 95 db at 15 metres was puttting the new one on tonight)-:

:pinch:

Oh. I dont have a meter but I think its to loud. I bought this instead.


http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=490352922

crazy man
12th July 2012, 19:35
will let you know what it is on mine when l cheak it

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 19:40
will let you know what it is on mine when l cheak it

If its ok you can have the one thats on mine at moment as a spare but I welded a header at angle onto it.

The end cap metal isnt the best. Very thin and not even sure thats its not some crap blended poo metal. Very low heat required to weld it.

crazy man
12th July 2012, 19:45
If its ok you can have the one thats on mine at moment as a spare but I welded a header at angle onto it.

The end cap metal isnt the best. Very thin and not even sure thats its not some crap blended poo metal. Very low heat required to weld it.mite take you up on that stole one of my brothers v4 for it

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 19:51
mite take you up on that stole one of my brothers v4 for it

Im hoping my new one will arrive tomorrow. Will you be a K on Sunday?

crazy man
12th July 2012, 20:52
turns out its now louder than the old one dame it .may come if l can fix it what the weather going to be like?

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 20:57
what kind of carb are you running?

oko 30 flat

there was a 24mm cr on it

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 20:58
turns out its now louder than the old one dame it .may come if l can fix it what the weather going to be like?

frosty:woohoo:

crazy man
12th July 2012, 21:04
oko 30 flat

there was a 24mm cr on itthink l lifted from the centre the needle by one and are running a 125 main jet in it on my fxr 150 oko carb

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 21:14
think l lifted from the centre the needle by one and are running a 125 main jet in it on my fxr 150 oko carb

Yeah mines only 2 valve so 120 might be enough. Its feeling lean in the middle. Thats needle height issues?

Im tempted to get it dyno tuned but no time before the weekend and would need muffler done before that. Im hoping the new muffler will almost go straight on.

crazy man
12th July 2012, 21:20
Yeah mines only 2 valve so 120 might be enough. Its feeling lean in the middle. Thats needle height issues?

Im tempted to get it dyno tuned but no time before the weekend and would need muffler done before that. Im hoping the new muffler will almost go straight on.sound like a needle height issues. the other thing is if it cuts out around the track bend the floats out a bit .on mine they stuck and stoped fuel coming through and makes it alot easyer to get together

mossy1200
12th July 2012, 21:25
sound like a needle height issues. the other thing is if it cuts out around the track bend the floats out a bit .on mine they stuck and stoped fuel coming through and makes it alot easyer to get together


Yes they are very close to the overflow pipe.

Drew
12th July 2012, 23:09
If its ok you can have the one thats on mine at moment as a spare but I welded a header at angle onto it.

The end cap metal isnt the best. Very thin and not even sure thats its not some crap blended poo metal. Very low heat required to weld it.

I don't think that qualifies as 'welded' bro.

mossy1200
13th July 2012, 06:58
I don't think that qualifies as 'welded' bro.

Is nasty. I should have been worried when the tardme seller advertised muffler weighs 700grams. I think my braze solder weld weighs the same. I tried sanding the chrome off first and I think I reached the chrome on the inside.

Like painting a air guitar with invisable paint and Drew not liking the colour.

Drew
13th July 2012, 07:14
I couldn't do any better mind. You might get to point and laugh at my welds on Sunday if I get the bike finished tomorrow. The only thing I can braise is brand new soft drawn copper with a mapgas and new silfos.

mossy1200
13th July 2012, 07:33
I couldn't do any better mind. You might get to point and laugh at my welds on Sunday if I get the bike finished tomorrow. The only thing I can braise is brand new soft drawn copper with a mapgas and new silfos.

If the new muffler doesnt come today I might not be there.
The front axel crash nob kit arrived from the UK yeterday so fitted that also.

the old new muffler is on maybe ill just try get that quieter if new muffler is no show.

Drew
13th July 2012, 07:37
If the new muffler doesnt come today I might not be there.
The front axel crash nob kit arrived from the UK yeterday so fitted that also.

the old new muffler is on maybe ill just try get that quieter if new muffler is no show.

Just put a coue baffles in the one you have. A reducer front and rear is the best way, as you don't need to go so small that it is restrictive like a baffle at just one end.

cotswold
13th July 2012, 12:16
If the new muffler doesnt come today I might not be there.
The front axel crash nob kit arrived from the UK yeterday so fitted that also.

the old new muffler is on maybe ill just try get that quieter if new muffler is no show.

Hey filthy diesel rider, my Buell runs a supertrapp and was as loud as Fug when i bought it but i added a solid plate at the end and presto it's wof passing quiet.
It can't be too hard to knock something like that up?





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R3_AfJjjfrU&feature=player_detailpage

mossy1200
13th July 2012, 22:03
It came today. Yippi

All set. Went for a ride. The gasket intake cement didnt work and goes well but runs on with a air leak when throttle off.
I have turned in a lip for oring to try again

Drew
14th July 2012, 10:07
Where's the pictures of the intake manifold bro?

mossy1200
14th July 2012, 19:27
Where's the pictures of the intake manifold bro?

Busy day Drew. No time for pics. Called into work and 4 hrs of wiring friends place.
Had a mini disaster today.

Touched the rear valve and the suka broke off at the rim. Lucky just in time for Tonys Tire and got another.
Spent a hour driving around to find a O,ring today. Repco -no, SCA -fail, Bunnings tried selling me a tap washer -wrong.
Motorad YES.

All done in the carbs but ill need take the jet kit for track tuning as Im out of time.

Also fitted hinged pegs but now my stand wont work as the old bike stand used the pegs.

Made another stand. Temp so no laughing at the track. A chair died in the making. Rest in piece crappy brown chair I never liked.

EDIT- I took photos last night because I knew Drew would ask.

gav
14th July 2012, 19:30
Have seen a pretty cool rear wheel stand made from a super market trolley .... :whistle:

crazy man
14th July 2012, 19:35
whats it sound like now?

mossy1200
14th July 2012, 19:40
whats it sound like now?

Had it running yesterday with the manifold leak and not to bad. About the same or less than the original bodgy job but alot quieter than the cheap muffler.

mossy1200
14th July 2012, 19:47
I went up to the garage so you can laugh at my stand.

mossy1200
16th July 2012, 22:06
Booked my bad boy in for dyno tune. Hoping to find 12+ hp (total not additional).

husaberg
16th July 2012, 22:40
I went up to the garage so you can laugh at my stand.

This is what i use for the KTM mini works well ideal height and er... free...
http://www.pigeonvintage.co.uk/media/products/250/60s_product_image_large.jpg

mossy1200
26th July 2012, 16:16
13.9hp with 112 main jet.;)

F5 Dave
26th July 2012, 16:31
At least you weren't being over confident like most before dyno'ing.

crazy man
26th July 2012, 16:41
13.9hp with 112 main jet.;)a stcok fxr is 14.4 so your not far of that

mossy1200
26th July 2012, 16:44
At least you weren't being over confident like most before dyno'ing.


Im happy thats not bad for a xlish engine.

It had under 12 when I took it in there so almost 20% gain from timing and jets. It most likely had under 10 with the 24mm carb on it. Looking forward to the handling and running when its a fine day on the track now. Im hoping I wont lose as much ground up the hill and on the top straight now. The rest of the track is cornering anyway. The fact the bikes 103kg with fuel and im 100kg with leathers on doesnt help LOL

mossy1200
26th July 2012, 16:46
a stcok fxr is 14.4 so your not far of that

Didnt do a run without the probe in so I could be even closer.

richban
26th July 2012, 17:21
Didnt do a run without the probe in so I could be even closer.

Depends how far up its bum it was but its not a big difference most of the time. I think on mine it was .1 .2

Drew
26th July 2012, 18:35
You 'probing' types better stay the fuck away from me and my bike!

cotswold
26th July 2012, 19:55
13.9hp with 112 main jet.;)

Ha thats 0.5 of a horsepower less than mine :2thumbsup

F5 Dave
26th July 2012, 20:41
Aww, c'mon Drew, you were never just here for the racing.

Drew
26th July 2012, 20:44
Aww, c'mon Drew, you were never just here for the racing.

'Parently not. Since I might only do one day on it to make sure it's good to go and be selling it.

Henk
26th July 2012, 21:09
'Parently not. Since I might only do one day on it to make sure it's good to go and be selling it.

Cost plus 10?

Drew
26th July 2012, 21:17
Cost plus 10?

Not allowed to sell it for big big profit, or the engine benifactor will be upset.

mossy1200
1st August 2012, 19:35
New levers turned up. Not bad for 30

Drew
1st August 2012, 19:36
New levers turned up. Not bad for 30Fuckin cheque book racers!

Henk
1st August 2012, 19:39
Fuckin cheque book racers!

Yeah what's wrong with the $9 levers off TM, except for the fact that they aren't as shiny and tend to last one crash.

mossy1200
1st August 2012, 19:43
Yeah what's wrong with the $9 levers off TM, except for the fact that they aren't as shiny and tend to last one crash.


Link me up. I willl buy a dozen and sell them to Drew each time he crashes for $15 a side.:drinkup:

Drew
1st August 2012, 19:44
Yeah what's wrong with the $9 levers off TM, except for the fact that they aren't as shiny and tend to last one crash.Actually, I've got a mate that imports those levers, or some just like it, for about a fiver each. So I'll look the part...except for the rest of my bike.

Kickaha
1st August 2012, 19:44
Link me up. I willl buy a dozen and sell them to Drew each time he crashes for $15 a side.:drinkup:

Wouldn't take to long and you'd be able to buy a new house with the profits

Drew
1st August 2012, 19:52
Link me up. I willl buy a dozen and sell them to Drew each time he crashes for $15 a side.:drinkup:Hahahahaha, you think I'd spend $15 on the bucket.

richban
1st August 2012, 19:58
Hahahahaha, you think I'd spend $15 on the bucket.

I'm over budget on my new one. Build will come in at just under a grand. Not including engine and wheels. So add another million dollars and there you go. Cheap as chips.

Drew
1st August 2012, 20:03
I'm over budget on my new one. Build will come in at just under a grand. Not including engine and wheels. So add another million dollars and there you go. Cheap as chips.

I got the bung motor for $30 (from some disreputable bloody hippy), and a new chain (which I was very much less than impressed with having to buy) for $40.

I'm at 200% budget now.

mossy1200
5th August 2012, 14:28
Levers wernt straight swap so 2 hrs of filing later and they are on. The olds will still fit as spares. fitted some better sliders also. found a guy that has alot of slider plastic so all sorted for future also.

Im thinking of a second bucket now and put some wets on it or the x1 tires with extra groves cut and put slicks on this one.

Henk
5th August 2012, 14:31
Looks like you are doing more than thinking about a second bucket to me

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/sports/auction-499680274.htm

If you want to borrow a tyre groover let me know. Got one in the shed that I'm sure I could get to you somehow.

Drew
5th August 2012, 14:34
I've got a complete RGV250 frame, and a GT125 motor you could have for that money Steve.

mossy1200
5th August 2012, 14:35
Looks like you are doing more than thinking about a second bucket to me

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/motorbikes/sports/auction-499680274.htm

If you want to borrow a tyre groover let me know. Got one in the shed that I'm sure I could get to you somehow.

And here I was thinking nobody would see. maybe that bigger valve motor might be better and a swap over may happen.
The tire groover could be handy. Are they expensive to buy? The tires I had were ok in the wet but not great once leaned over due to lack of tread near the sides. just need grooves taken further out and maybe twice as many for a wet tire.

Drew
5th August 2012, 14:35
If you want to borrow a tyre groover let me know. Got one in the shed that I'm sure I could get to you somehow.

I got one of these too.

mossy1200
5th August 2012, 14:37
I've got a complete RGV250 frame, and a GT125 motor you could have for that money Steve.

Thats sounding very much a piles of parts to me Drew and my wife wouldnt like another build project.

mossy1200
5th August 2012, 14:41
X1 weighs in at 103kg with 3litres fuel. Im guessing thats not to bad for a 4 stroker.

Drew
5th August 2012, 14:43
Thats sounding very much a piles of parts to me Drew and my wife wouldnt like another build project.

Ahhhh yes, that old chessnut.

What you do is this. Get another project on the go, when she gives you that "sit sown and prepare to wear the last ten years of frustrations" look on her face, explain that you thought the old bike would be perfect for her to have some fun on. So you bought another one for yourself.

Henk
5th August 2012, 14:47
Ahhhh yes, that old chessnut.

What you do is this. Get another project on the go, when she gives you that "sit sown and prepare to wear the last ten years of frustrations" look on her face, explain that you thought the old bike would be perfect for her to have some fun on. So you bought another one for yourself.

Down that road lies chaos, and a shed full of buckets.
Mind you if you can get her hooked it's all good, the race budget expands considerably and trips down the line with a van load of bikes get really easy to justify.

Mossy, got some mates heading your way in a month or so if Drew can't find his groover in amongst the leaves in his shed.

Drew
5th August 2012, 17:07
Down that road lies chaos, and a shed full of buckets.
Mind you if you can get her hooked it's all good, the race budget expands considerably and trips down the line with a van load of bikes get really easy to justify.

Mossy, got some mates heading your way in a month or so if Drew can't find his groover in amongst the leaves in his shed.

Jody is keen to havea bit of a play, wonder if that is justification to up the budget to $200?

mossy1200
5th August 2012, 18:19
Bad end to the day. My milwanky drill just blew up. Had to rush down to bunnings and give them my monies for another drill. Was a whole bucket worth wasted on something that was going well before a puff of smoke came calling.

husaberg
5th August 2012, 18:26
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Now that would have to be the most Butch front end in buckets.:eek5:

mossy1200
15th August 2012, 18:20
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=499680274

I got outbid. Missed the end grrr
Wifes happy..

crazy man
15th August 2012, 18:28
l would say she will be very happy

crazy man
15th August 2012, 19:37
just think for 500 bucks you can change your cam to a hot cam and high comp pistion for your bike

mossy1200
15th August 2012, 20:10
just think for 500 bucks you can change your cam to a hot cam and high comp pistion for your bike

Or I can sleep inside tonight.

Drew
15th August 2012, 20:23
You keep it slow there Steve, I like it. One day I'll get to the track and don't want too severe an ass whipping.

husaberg
23rd October 2012, 17:47
you know it needs it...

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/frames/auction-524409889.htm
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/tq/94/227405094.jpg

Buddha#81
23rd October 2012, 18:11
you know it needs it...

http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/motorbikes/parts-for-sale/frames/auction-524409889.htm
http://images.trademe.co.nz/photoserver/tq/94/227405094.jpg

Where were you on sunday husa? Too wet for ya?

husaberg
23rd October 2012, 18:22
Where were you on sunday husa? Too wet for ya?

I came after the Rain slowed,(To a sporadic downpour) even us coasters are not that silly.

I had a look for you and Mike must have walked past where you were twice at least don't take it personally i couldn't find Greg either.
I did see a MB100 (Kevin)execute a nice pass on the leading Hoogie only for it expire,Shame he was wringling the little Honda's neck nicely and it was going much better than last years
I understand someone else may have had a similar result after passing one of the Hoogies as well but missed it.(maybe passing a Hoogie is bad luck or suicidal)
To tell you the truth i was rather surprised at the general lack of carnage.
My son enjoyed it but the bucket field was as thin as i have ever seen i will be there racing next year or divorced.(or both pos)
That way i can show you how a real pro.....crashes.
I missed the Darren Hehann tractor show as well. i guess he must have munted it early this year.

mossy1200
23rd October 2012, 18:29
you know it needs it...



Maybe after adapting the steering head to fit a cbr frame to rsv1000 forks is beyond the point of no return. Even for me.

I might sell it and start again or buy a trials bike.

Anyone want to swap a trials for a bucket let me know.

husaberg
23rd October 2012, 18:40
Maybe after adapting the steering head to fit a cbr frame to rsv1000 forks is beyond the point of no return. Even for me.

I might sell it and start again or buy a trials bike.

Anyone want to swap a trials for a bucket let me know.

Swap ya a KTM50 for it....... do you have nippers yet.
Maintaining and Repairing one of those will keep you out of trouble.........

Buddha#81
23rd October 2012, 18:52
I came after the Rain slowed,(To a sporadic downpour) even us coasters are not that silly.

I had a look for you and Mike must have walked past where you were twice at least don't take it personally i couldn't find Greg either.
I did see a MB100 (Kevin)execute a nice pass on the leading Hoogie only for it expire,Shame he was wringling the little Honda's neck nicely and it was going much better than last years
I understand someone else may have had a similar result after passing one of the Hoogies as well but missed it.(maybe passing a Hoogie is bad luck or suicidal)
To tell you the truth i was rather surprised at the general lack of carnage.
My son enjoyed it but the bucket field was as thin as i have ever seen i will be there racing next year or divorced.(or both pos)
That way i can show you how a real pro.....crashes.
I missed the Darren Hehann tractor show as well. i guess he must have munted it early this year.

Yeah I had a good race one pushing Kevin hard for second place but the MB had a bit more punch out of corners........Race Two on Mikes bike I passed both Kevin and Al for the lead but a Hoogie sniper shot out my front tyre......I defently had the best bucket bin of the day, The jury is out on how far I slid but thank fook for the run off area!!!! Tomorrow i find out if my kneecap is intact or not:weep:

husaberg
23rd October 2012, 19:01
Yeah I had a good race one pushing Kevin hard for second place but the MB had a bit more punch out of corners........Race Two on Mikes bike I passed both Kevin and Al for the lead but a Hoogie sniper shot out my front tyre......I defently had the best bucket bin of the day, The jury is out on how far I slid but thank fook for the run off area!!!! Tomorrow i find out if my kneecap is intact or not:weep:

I thought you buried it in front of the Regent theater (just before the start finish) did you start crashing before you got there?

I understand Chicks dig scars (only not mine):(

I hope it all works out.

Grumph
23rd October 2012, 19:03
He started pushing his luck when he rode around the outside of Al at the hairpin....not much further on it ran out...

Buddha#81
23rd October 2012, 19:04
I thought you buried it in front of the Regent theater (just before the start finish) did you start crashing before you got there?

End of the start finish straight......as soon as i touched the front brake i went down......110kph-ish

Kickaha
23rd October 2012, 19:07
I did see a MB100 (Kevin)execute a nice pass on the leading Hoogie only for it expire
Dirty old 2 stroke what else would you expect

Grumph
23rd October 2012, 19:11
Dirty old 2 stroke what else would you expect

Get it right guys - acording to the programme it's an MB100RR - and according to Phil Garret commentating, it was flown in from Oz for the meeting....From Fantasy island I assume....

Kickaha
23rd October 2012, 19:13
and according to Phil Garret commentating
His commentating has always been a bit hit and miss, mostly miss

Yow Ling
23rd October 2012, 19:13
I thought you buried it in front of the Regent theater (just before the start finish) did you start crashing before you got there?

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Turn 1 is the right hander at the end of the straight, you confusing it with turn 6 where Diesel Pig crashed

Kickaha
23rd October 2012, 19:15
where Diesel Pig crashed
Fuck he's hard on gear

Buddha#81
23rd October 2012, 19:15
Get it right guys - acording to the programme it's an MB100RR - and according to Phil Garret commentating, it was flown in from Oz for the meeting....From Fantasy island I assume....

Team YLR had Two 1KT tzr frames with FXR Power house's one on a wet set up and one on a dry.......now thats flash, well one still is :cool:

Grumph
23rd October 2012, 19:17
Turn 1 is the right hander at the end of the straight, you confusing it with turn 6 where Diesel Pig crashed

And doesn't Neil bounce well too - happened right where I was standing. i complimented his mother on how well he bounced....

Buddha#81
23rd October 2012, 19:21
And doesn't Neil bounce well too - happened right where I was standing. i complimented his mother on how well he bounced....

I'm sure Sharon appreciated the comment :lol:

husaberg
23rd October 2012, 19:24
Turn 1 is the right hander at the end of the straight, you confusing it with turn 6 where Diesel Pig crashed

Sorry my intel was second hand.and wrong i guess
i understood it was the next corner after the hairpin. I was lead to believe he immediately crashed ie the next corner after passing the leading hoogie on the hairpin
I understand also from Phil garret commentary. that anyone can pick up these buckets for $500 each. So therefor can i have yours and Budha then.....

PS right hander funny..... theirs only one left at GM. That's why i always try and watch there.plus you can see three corners.


Get it right guys - acording to the programme it's an MB100RR - and according to Phil Garret commentating, it was flown in from Oz for the meeting....From Fantasy island I assume....

Yeah a Hondog as well.


Dirty old 2 stroke what else would you expectAn inexpensive repair........

F5 Dave
24th October 2012, 14:42
Maybe a smear of grinding paste & a heavier pair of workshop gloves?

mossy1200
26th October 2012, 15:41
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=527324997&ed=true

crazy man
27th October 2012, 15:12
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing.aspx?id=527324997&ed=true

holy cow over 3k . why giving it up? can get your head around it? bugger

mossy1200
28th October 2012, 09:06
holy cow over 3k . why giving it up? can get your head around it? bugger

I just lost interest after building it.

koba
29th October 2012, 17:12
I just lost interest after building it.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_FS8CaN9TDQ