Racing suspension help

**Robert Taylor** · 20th July 2011, 20:43

As many of you will know we ( CKT ) provide a racing support service at all major road race meetings throughout the year. Usually we are busier than a flea having a fit.

This weekend however we are on the Crown Kiwi stand at the Auckland Speedshow ( ALPINESTARS / OHLINS ) So feel free to turn up with any suspension and bike setup questions you may have, from Buckets to Superbikes. Stock suspension, Ohlins and all other brands. All questions invited

**Clivoris** · 20th July 2011, 21:07

Cheers Robert. I have just bought a CBR150 for bucket racing. Both ends are obviously a bit soft and I would like to be able to alter the steering geometry to enhance it's nimbleness on tight cart tracks. Do you have any advice about how I should vote in the upcoming general election?

**Pussy** · 20th July 2011, 21:21

Originally Posted by Clivoris

Do you have any advice about how I should vote in the upcoming general election?

Brother Taylor will more than likely get back to you after his union meeting, Clive!

**Robert Taylor** · 20th July 2011, 21:59

Originally Posted by clivoris

cheers robert. I have just bought a cbr150 for bucket racing. Both ends are obviously a bit soft and i would like to be able to alter the steering geometry to enhance it's nimbleness on tight cart tracks. Do you have any advice about how i should vote in the upcoming general election?

indeed, low taxation policies leave more money in your pocket to go racing!

**Robert Taylor** · 20th July 2011, 22:03

Originally Posted by Pussy

Brother Taylor will more than likely get back to you after his union meeting, Clive!

Rumour has it youve got a signed portrait of Helen Kelly hanging on your bedroom wall, right next to the bookcase containing a copy of Der Sturz, a biography of Erich Honecker.

**Pussy** · 20th July 2011, 22:08

Originally Posted by Robert Taylor

Rumour has it youve got a signed portrait of Helen Kelly hanging on your bedroom wall, right next to the bookcase containing a copy of Der Sturz, a biography of Erich Honecker.

I like a bit of light reading, too! Mum used to read Mein Kampf to me!

**steveyb** · 20th July 2011, 22:13

And taxing capital gains allows the tax base to be spread past PAYE earners (and that is most of you lot out there I would hazard a guess) towards those who structure their affairs to ensure that their 'incomes' are very low, but asset wealths are high, and hence avoid contributing their fair share of the tax burden.

"From each according to his means, to each according to his need"

Nothing fairer than that.

VOTE LABOUR/GREEN!!!

Take that!!! hehehehehehehehe

**steveyb** · 20th July 2011, 22:15

Originally Posted by Pussy

I like a bit of light reading, too! Mum used to read Mein Kampf to me!

No, no, no, you have it all wrong.

Das Kapital is the recommended text for this course.

**Skunk** · 20th July 2011, 22:15

Originally Posted by Clivoris

Cheers Robert. I have just bought a CBR150 for bucket racing. Both ends are obviously a bit soft and I would like to be able to alter the steering geometry to enhance it's nimbleness on tight cart tracks. Do you have any advice about how I should vote in the upcoming general election?

I'd go with the RaceTech emulators, cut and weld the frame to bring the head to about 24°, change the triple clamps to reduce the trail, and lengthen the swingarm. That's what I did.

Robert told me to.

Only mines not a CBR Thai diesel Honda thingy.

**Clivoris** · 20th July 2011, 22:28

Originally Posted by Skunk

I'd go with the RaceTech emulators, cut and weld the frame to bring the head to about 24°, change the triple clamps to reduce the trail, and lengthen the swingarm. That's what I did.

Robert told me to.

Only mines not a CBR Thai diesel Honda thingy.

So, you reckon the Maori Party then?