Yeahhh... the thing about that FXR fairing was that I never thought in a million years I'd bother putting an FXR on a full sized track so I sold it
I also thought my RS would be closer to going than it is but hey, slowly slowly catch the monkey as my old boy likes to say.
Will bring a calendar for lap timing, a novel for the straight and something to eat so I don't starve.
Bigger sprocket on the rear right?
Thankfully I got a bunch of sprockets from Kel when I bought the bike so I'll try a few out. Anyone have any suggestions on how low to go on a 19hp, fairingless FXR for Taupo track 2?
Will check the ratios I have when I get home.
I'm glad Chris that you can make it, i put your name down yesterday in the vain hope that you would come...we can continue the battle from Tokoroa (you can have Henk's beer I owe him).
Don't go too high on the gearing as track two isn't as big as it looks. We generally run the same has tok 14-47.
Game on.
I've paid my money and submitted my forms. Bring it on.
You may have a faster bike, a fairing and a GPR chassis but I have a weight advantage, an excessively competitive mind and yoof on my side.
I just checked and my highest gearing is 13/47 being 3.62 compared to your suggested 14/47 being 3.36
Anyone have a 14 tooth front sprocket for an FXR I can borrow for the weekend? I won't be able to get one before Saturday.
You're a ledge Henk, thanks. Will message you.
I've been nerding out a bit lately on gear ratios on the GP125 but for those interested, FXR gearbox ratios are:
Primary reduction - 3.5 (70/20)
Final reduction - 3.428 (48/14)
1st - 3.000 (33/11)
2nd - 1.857 (26/14)
3rd - 1.368 (26/19)
4th - 1.095 (23/21)
5th - 0.923 (24/26)
6th - 0.800 (20/25)
I used 300mm as the rolling radius based on a measurement of the tire but that would imply a circumference of 1,885mm which doesn't seem right from tire manufacturer measurements.
You must be using 12,500rpm in your calc.
I was using 11,500-12,000 based off this graph and not hitting the limiter each change
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And some people call me a geek...
Try this
http://www.gearingcommander.com
I've loaded up a few rations for different bikes.
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