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    Quote Originally Posted by WilDun View Post
    True Henk, the only reason i didn't do wheelies on the road was because very few of my early bikes were capable and I only did it on the track after that!

    Might try to pop over to Mt Wellington Sat or Sun, but I don't think it would be a wise idea to try riding, my heart says yes, but my body and my wife say NO!
    (A couple of years ago I ended up in hospital for a week when my mobility scooter ran off the ramp as I was unloading it off my old jeep in Bunnings carpark!).

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    Quote Originally Posted by mr bucketracer View Post
    so your a woman will
    Eh?.....nah,......but I do sympathise with that poor woman, I do know how she felt and at least I didn't get photographed (I hope I didn't anyway!) that was a bit rough photographing her I reckon .......
    I did draw quite a crowd though, but some of them did a lot to help me, got to be thankful for that.

    I have now managed to get myself back to being reasonably mobile again and so I don't need a scooter anymore, but I do enjoy the odd jaunt in it in lieu of a bike ride!

    I just hope that they didn't discover the experimental tandem twin engine in that scooter when they took it back to my place, ie. after I was carted away in the ambulance!

    Ok. now, let's get back on track here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WilDun View Post
    Eh?.....nah,......but I do sympathise with that poor woman, I do know how she felt and at least I didn't get photographed (I hope I didn't anyway!) that was a bit rough photographing her I reckon .......
    I did draw quite a crowd though, but some of them did a lot to help me, got to be thankful for that.

    I have now managed to get myself back to being reasonably mobile again and so I don't need a scooter anymore, but I do enjoy the odd jaunt in it in lieu of a bike ride!

    I just hope that they didn't discover the experimental tandem twin engine in that scooter when they took it back to my place, ie. after I was carted away in the ambulance!

    Ok. now, let's get back on track here.
    yip she did not look happy .. getting athristis 11 years ago i know how is can be easy to end up in a scooter but at 28 i was not going to do the lol but just crawl around on the ground untill they worked out what was wrong .. but yes a would have to put a nice motor in a scooter if it came to that lol

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    I was thinking when I get my mobility scooter it would need a 4t scootermotor with cvt to handle the highway part of the trip to to the shops 80kph should do.
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    Battery technology is advancing so quickly you won't need a petrol motor, electric will be fine, with the right mods.

    10 years time us bucket racers will be comparing SCRs and inverters and battery management systems, and there'll be charging points in the pits.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedpro View Post
    Battery technology is advancing so quickly you won't need a petrol motor, electric will be fine, with the right mods.

    10 years time us bucket racers will be comparing SCRs and inverters and battery management systems, and there'll be charging points in the pits.
    Strangely enough I believe that, - electric motors really have the grunt, and we can forget about complicated gearboxes and clutches, - just the battery technology and the production of enough power to recharge everybody's batteries, - but the saving grace is there's sun and wind!

    Just imagine, the little poor guy racing on a shoestring budget, sitting in the paddock hoping like hell the batteries will be charged in time for the next race, while the "fat cats" have already rolled out another set of fully charged batteries and installed them just after the last race!

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    They better be a damn sight better than the Camry hybrid rental I drove last week. Talk about inconsistent shiete.
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    Finaly some progress on the 360 rotary valve engine. Still have to 3D machine the valve inlet port yet.

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    I am really looking forward to seeing this on the dyno.

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    That ain't no ordinary cylinder on there.

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    Looks sexy i kind of jizzed a little............



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    When you have a few minute Neil maybe during smoko or something whip us up a few of these cases would ya
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    Rc166 DOCO Haven't watched it but shame its in Japanese



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    New Cylinder Type.

    Quote Originally Posted by GerbilGronk View Post
    That ain't no ordinary cylinder on there.
    No, I don't think that this particular cylinder will show a lot of HP on the dyno nor will it win any races, - we need to be patient here and see what transpires!

    Will.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WilDun View Post
    No, I don't think that this particular cylinder will show a lot of HP on the dyno nor will it win any races, - we need to be patient here and see what transpires!

    Will.
    This isn't the rotary sleeve valve one will? I suggest it will make some pretty decent HP.



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