View Full Version : Taumarunui. How fast?
Buckets4Me
20th October 2008, 18:03
what sorta top speed and times can you get around there on a bucket
thanks
SHELRACING
20th October 2008, 20:07
200k :Oops: :laugh:
Pumba
20th October 2008, 20:11
200k :Oops: :laugh:
Hmmmm, I better get out in the shed and work on those brakes of mine then:gob:
Skunk
20th October 2008, 21:15
You guys do 158khp at your track I hear so you won't have to worry at Taumarunui.
SHELRACING
21st October 2008, 07:36
Hmmmm, I better get out in the shed and work on those brakes of mine then:gob:
Wot brakes, U didn't have any last time I saw ya :laugh:
SHELRACING
21st October 2008, 07:44
what sorta top speed and times can you get around there on a bucket
thanks
Grandmas full of shit.
Best I could do on the delta was about 23,000rpm on the second time round the rev counter. 23,000 rpm = 170-180kmh :whistle:
Fast straight and very fast banking sweeper. You could gear up a tooth on the front sprocket. I'm going to leave mine as is and see how we go practice day.
Going anti clockwise ( which we probably won't) would definately be worth the extra tooth.
Pumba
21st October 2008, 08:56
Wot brakes, U didn't have any last time I saw ya :laugh:
yea brakes only slow you down, might just take th calipers, disks and master cylinder off and save a bit of weight
nudemetalz
21st October 2008, 09:11
Best I could do on the delta was about 23,000rpm on the second time round the rev counter. 23,000 rpm = 170-180kmh :whistle:
You take the intake valve out of the Delta so it was freer revving? :lol:
TZ350
21st October 2008, 09:20
You guys do 158khp at your track I hear so you won't have to worry at Taumarunui.
158kph at Pukekohe, 117 at Taupo and my regular speed anti clockwise at Mt Wellington is 86 and I have seen 94 recorded on the same bike by an "A" rider. Shows you what carying corner speed does for top end. Speeds recorded using a Cat Eye Velo5 cycle speedo that displays the max speed and set to the correct rolling diameter of the wheel.
How accurate are these cycle speedo's anyway? :mellow:
Skunk
21st October 2008, 10:15
Speeds recorded using a Cat Eye Velo5 cycle speedo that displays the max speed and set to the correct rolling diameter of the wheel. How accurate are these cycle speedo's? :mellow:
Mine showed me 297kph at Taupo on my bucket so I'd say pretty good. :rofl:
nudemetalz
21st October 2008, 10:19
Mine showed me 297kph at Taupo on my bucket so I'd say pretty good. :rofl:
You'd better tell them that you were running a 8" front wheel too, Skunk !!! :laugh:
Skunk
21st October 2008, 11:52
You'd better tell them that you were running a 8" front wheel too, Skunk !!! :laugh:
What I said was true. The AX1R showed 297kph on the speedo. At Slipway the same speedo show 72kph max. Same setup.
Buckets4Me
21st October 2008, 18:00
same setup but with an extra magnet
:shutup:
Buckets4Me
21st October 2008, 18:04
so dose anyone use a stop watch and time themself around the track
I want to compair speeds
see if I need to worry about lapping you at taupo
thats all :scooter:
speedpro
21st October 2008, 19:06
What I said was true. The AX1R showed 297kph on the speedo. At Slipway the same speedo show 72kph max. Same setup.
297 isn't too bad. I got clocked at 312 but that was at Puke. No , , wait, that was the turbo. Both bikes are black and I do keep getting them mixed up.
SHELRACING
21st October 2008, 19:37
You take the intake valve out of the Delta so it was freer revving? :lol:
Only one of them, other wise I'd loose too much compression :crazy:
SHELRACING
21st October 2008, 19:49
so dose anyone use a stop watch and time themself around the track
I want to compair speeds
see if I need to worry about lapping you at taupo
thats all :scooter:
Which track u talkin about mate.
I think Taupo short track is about 2 mins, I'm sure someone will have a better idea.
I have never put a stopwatch to Taumarunui, It's a bit shorter than Mt Welly I'd guess around the 25 second mark
Buckets4Me
21st October 2008, 20:50
ok thanks
gives me an idear on what to expect
speedpro
22nd October 2008, 10:54
You could always take a look at the videos of bucket racing at Taumaranui on YouTube.
Skunk
22nd October 2008, 11:31
You could always take a look at the videos of bucket racing at Taumaranui on YouTube.
Too easy...
Buckets4Me
5th November 2008, 19:38
well i was doing it in 29's with the bike wheeling after or before every corner
tim was getting 25's same with olly and zak
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