It would suit your bike well, getting the big 20valve 1000 screaming, NICE, My LC is tapped out half way and im just waiting for another corner, if i gear it up it just to slow in the tight stuff. It should be heaps better with a freash engine and fitting the bikini Fairing. Soon get a chance at the Post Classic GP, i want to get a track day in before it or put the engine in my road LC to run it in
My bikes geared to max acceleration(good for manfield),down one at front and up two on rear.That gearing provides 258kphr at redline according to vortex who make the kit.Mine rides up to 1000rpm into redline in top gear.Still developing 140rwhp at that stage.Then the horses start to drop and failure to pull any higher in top begins.Dyno indicates 270plus but thats with 40pounds in rear tyre(making it taller than the 30pounds hot for race).So many variables effect an extact figure.Safe to say above 260 and below 280.Manfield track doesnt get up that high maybe 230-240.Taupo is maxed out just.Will run it at Carterton 1/4miles at some point and find out 99.9% accurate at some point.My Triumph Bonneville 865 did 197kmph last time average speed through the flying quarter miles(cr carbs and pipes etc).So bumed I couldnt crack 200.All four runs same speed.It was already geared up one tooth on front.i think an extra tooth again would break 200 easy as it pulled so far into redline that that would have been the limiting factor.
So where are you Chaos?
Nail your colours to the mast that all may look upon them and know who you are.
It takes a big man to cry...and an even bigger man to laugh at that man.
Dear Chaosrider,
It would seem that despite my unflappable support of your quest to become a world champion motorcycle racer, you have AGAIN failed to deliver.
No-one believed your high talking BULLSHIT, and there are several of us that post on you (legendary) threads that where simply ignoring it all, and continuing to offer support and advise.
This is MY take on your "race report"
You started off in the "beginners class", entered the straight from pit lane, opened the throttle, spun the wheel, so, changed in to second, it spun too, so you gracefully hooked third, the SHINKO bit into the ashphalt, hoisting the front (now your road speed was approaching 190KPH), braking (though only momentarily, after putting the front hoop back on the deck) for the first turn (decreasing right hander) you accelerated hard, at which time you ripped the space time continuem and propelled you and your "GT250R/P" into the alternate universe where it (and you) are able to compete against 250GP bikes, and you are a factory 250GP rider (for Hyosung) living a lavish lifestyle in Monaco (between winning races....on your Hyosung GT250R/P)
Is that close?
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