Disc brakes are for pussies, all ya need is a good set of boots and then ya don't even need drum brakesOriginally Posted by RG100!!
nice drummies on the front lol it could be a worth while investment to fit some disk brakes yea??? looking good tho
now where's some dirt!
Disc brakes are for pussies, all ya need is a good set of boots and then ya don't even need drum brakesnice drummies on the front lol it could be a worth while investment to fit some disk brakes yea??? looking good tho
Pretengineer
opps sorry i should have read from the beggining - but ya dont need brakes-they just slow you down
bucket blingster
Sex on wheels!!! and its only a 125!
This is from the Milan motor show, Cagiva have released the Mito in a race style only, god damn thats one sexy looking bike!
Now wonder if I can get the MB looking anything like that?
wheelie king
Thats one nice looking machine is it GP motor or just proddy motor, Man imagine that racing at buckets
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bucket blingster
Latest news, I've got a fairing! Well, actually I've got two. The first is a little handlebar mounted job, the second will need to a frame mounted set up. Now, some grumpy old codger is likely to post that fairings are for poofters or some such eloquent verse, ahhh, but that Kickaha tosser can get stuffed!
So anyway, what do ya reckon?
Una Storia Italiana
Well fairings are frounded upon.... not in the sporting nature bla bla bla, other wise I'd have mine on.Latest news, I've got a fairing! Well, actually I've got two. The first is a little handlebar mounted job, the second will need to a frame mounted set up. Now, some grumpy old codger is likely to post that fairings are for poofters or some such eloquent verse, ahhh, but that Kickaha tosser can get stuffed!
So anyway, what do ya reckon?
BTW kick can still get stuffed, ohh yeah bet ya he has a good reply for you anyway
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
In the riders seat
I reckon you'll have to widen it quite a bit to fit behind itLatest news, I've got a fairing! Well, actually I've got two. The first is a little handlebar mounted job, the second will need to a frame mounted set up. Now, some grumpy old codger is likely to post that fairings are for poofters or some such eloquent verse, ahhh, but that Kickaha tosser can get stuffed!
So anyway, what do ya reckon?
fairings are for homo's, that's why D is putting his one on
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Una Storia Italiana
Yeah... but I'm a good homo... and I'll be a faster than you homo too :spudbn:I reckon you'll have to widen it quite a bit to fit behind it
fairings are for homo's, that's why D is putting his one on
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
bucket blingster
OK, looks like I hit a snag. Had RX125 front end at work along with my MB100 front end. Managed to press out the MB stem, but managed to bend the RX stem, mechanic sort of said "ohh err", and buggered off and left it! He also mentioned that welding the MB stem to the RX triple clamps wasnt really going to work, would need to be set up in a jig or something and had to be a 100% true, blah blah blah....
Also the MB motor, so far havent managed to track down a better gear box, and looks like I'm going to be stuck with the standard 4 speed box.
So what are my options, wait and hope something turns up or buy another engine, then I need a better front end, so look for another rolling chassis, maybe? Suddenly, I'm looking for another complete bike!
Still, things like carbs, body work, shocks, handle bars etc can probably be used on another project.
So what do I do? What front end do other MB100 bucket racers use?
Do I try and find a more suitable rolling chassis (on 17" rims)?
Or do I look for something like a Suzuki GP100 and start again? Or look around and buy a ready to race bucket? Anyone got anything out there that I might be interested in?
cheers
Loud and Uncouth
Gotta agree D. if I took a spark plug out could I have a go???ohhh yeah it surley does aye..... heres a sneak preview of the newley painted #68 also note black motor with blingie cam cover, and if you look hardenuff over the back theres #12 My new death wish... been said to have won the 125 nationals with a elsanore motor and now to be as fast as the one of the quickest buckets in town.... problem is the running gear isent up to it, but give me time.
Yip #72 is Gav's new weapon of choice.......... you know there is a lot of Honda's in ther aye, infact they spill out the back door into the yard.... where I might add awaits a single shock frame for the Bren of chch to repower up..... comming to you soon
Re your signature, o.k., you CAN be the South Island rep.,
Of course if you looked as flash as Rashika it would add a bit more sex appeal eh?? especially if you rode a 'real' bike like hers!!
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Una Storia Italiana
GT125/185 on both of my buckets, but neither are in MB frames.
a] this years season is finished, but next year come down and race for a day... we will leave both plugs in for ya (the cb not xb)a) if I took a spark plug out could I have a go???
b) Re your signature, o.k., you CAN be the South Island rep.,
c) Of course if you looked as flash as Rashika it would add a bit more sex appeal eh?? especially if you rode a 'real' bike like hers!!
b] well some one called it that in a thread so I figgered I'd use it, but having said that theres a big wig KB depity boss moving down here very soon so I might get sacked
c] HUH
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
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