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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel pig
    I think this can be sorted out honourably by our president with some discretion on all sides.
    Just ride the fucking things



    Then again any problems let me know and I'll sort them out with my very fine team of Bucket Racing Motorcycle Club tribal council helpers
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    You know what? All I have heard is heresay. I couldn't tell you what size the thing is. I shouldn't have even mentioned it cause I don't have the facts. Just as well I didn't mention names or even bikes, otherwise my conscience would be giving me a hiding. The guy in question has helped me out a few times and he's a good bloke, and a gifted rider. To be honest I was pretty dark when I heard he had a CR125 piston in his bike because I thought the rule was "no competition engine parts" . I'm a fucken idiot for not taking the time to read the rules- somebody slap me round the head on Sunday ONLY ONE PERSON THOUGH:eyepoke: - but I've talked to a few people lately who also haven't read them or don't understand them, so I'm not alone there.

    Look the point of this was to find out if putting the 28mm flatslide on is legal. If it's not its not. I assumed it would be legal, some other racers did too. A tuner I spoke to today, who has won a national title, was able to give convincing arguments for and against. Its a grey area- rules shouldn't have grey areas.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diesel pig
    What a can of worms my remark opened up!
    Bloody oath! Be more careful with that bloody can opener in future. Can I assume that you believe there are no 24mm flatslides in existence?

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    Back to the ugly bucket part of the thread...

    believe it or not this managed to pass scrutineering (sp?)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha
    you also have to remember he's a bit lighter than the rest of us and he certainly isn't cleaning up as easily as he used to,in fact after 2 rounds he isn't points leader
    Errr, yes he is!

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    Quote Originally Posted by speights_bud
    Back to the ugly bucket part of the thread...

    believe it or not this managed to pass scrutineering (sp?)
    What's this scrutineering you speak of?

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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB
    Bloody oath! Be more careful with that bloody can opener in future. Can I assume that you believe there are no 24mm flatslides in existence?

    I need a hug .... wheres Rashika and Speedygirl when I need them :

    No I have some 20mm flatsides and I have seen a RM80 with according to the spec sheet a 26mm flatside so I was wondering what you got a 24mm flatside carb off.
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    So if you restrict the slide opening on a 28 can you make it into the "carburation equivelent" of a 24 ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by stanko
    So if you restrict the slide opening on a 28 can you make it into the "carburation equivelent" of a 24 ?
    Simple as... and the offer has been made already Tony
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    Quote Originally Posted by TonyB
    I need a hug .... wheres Rashika and Speedygirl when I need them :

    One coming your way I'm sure Rashika will be not far behind
    and if your a really good boy we might give you a hug at the same time...... make a Tony sandwich
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    Quote Originally Posted by SpeedyGirl
    One coming your way I'm sure Rashika will be not far behind
    and if your a really good boy we might give you a hug at the same time...... make a Tony sandwich
    hehehe.... ah now WHAT a thought!
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    My daughter telling me like it is:
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    Quote Originally Posted by stanko
    So if you restrict the slide opening on a 28 can you make it into the "carburation equivelent" of a 24 ?
    Not sure if its that simple, you could always buy a 24mm flatslide carb?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skunk
    What's this scrutineering you speak of?
    As far as 'bread boarding' all parts that would contact the track goes we don't gotta, our tracks too shite!

    It looks a bit better now..
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    Quote Originally Posted by gav

    Why? A 40mm carb with a throat restriction of 24mm will only let the same amout of air to flow as a purpose designed 24mm carb, therefore no gain. Simple! Anyway who would spend more than $300 on a carb, thats more than most buckets are worth.


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