Woohoo. My CFR150R motor is on its way. You will need a measuring stick on the 4 stroke side right. Promise it will be sandrad. Messing wit yall.
Woohoo. My CFR150R motor is on its way. You will need a measuring stick on the 4 stroke side right. Promise it will be sandrad. Messing wit yall.
Why would you bother with a CRF150? Your fxr motor will be better anyway. Going to take a step backwards to let us keep up??
I'm going to build the bike, run it, and if people bitch like fuck, i'll buy a Aprillia 50 motor and put an 80cc kit on just to prove a point.
It'll be the same but different![]()
Anyway the trolling's been fun people, time to build an illegal bike![]()
[QUOTE=Drew;1130356997
Next cunt that says an FXR can be got for a grand, ask Rich how much his motor would cost to get built at retail prices, and then try and have a drag race with him on yer stocker.[/QUOTE]
I can beat him in a strait line it's just that I brake for the corners about a lap before he dose
and you dont need to go stupid with a build either
but you can coppie what Rich has done and get most of the secrets from him
"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
“Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower
I like the idear of super bucketsnot a change of rules but letting people put hotter engines in or start using the mx engines in a third class of racing
so F5
F4
and supper buckets rg150's
mx85s
no carb rules
and watercooling
just an idear it could be tacket onto the mini motard guys( that class never got going either )
"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
“Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower
Agree
That must be a joke ....
Not sure which post classic build you are refering to.... But front running, back or middle Post Classics are much more expensive than Buckets.
When I ran a Post Classic TZ350 a full engine rebuild, crank kit, pistons, chrome, clutch and doing the work myself each year was about $3,500, new tyres $600-800 and entry fees $150-200 a meeting.
Buckets at Mt Welly, engine bits for a full 2-stroke rebuild $600, tyres $200 (second hand RS125 slicks), entry fee $35.
And I expect a front running Postie takes a lot of work and costs more to get on the track too ......
80cc would be great, would get me on a two smoke again.
AS SAID BY A WISE DRUNK MAN "YOU FELLAS CAN TAKE THAT BBQ AND F#CK OFF"
Not a big deal if you are running against Street stocks and Ninjas. Makes the hairpin a blast. I will not come down to race the BOB if its not a bucket race. If you are saying these 150s and 250s are open does that mean they are running slicks? Or is it Street stocks and Ninjas in there class spec?
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