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    Quote Originally Posted by johnsv650 View Post
    bollucks...........................
    what can you do to make the sv go faster?
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnsv650 View Post
    bollucks...........................
    what can you do to make the sv go faster?
    What can you do to make an SV go faster than a stock SV? Is that the question? Heaps! I'm talking a worked F3 SV not a protwins SV.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Keystone19 View Post
    What can you do to make an SV go faster than a stock SV? Is that the question? Heaps! I'm talking a worked F3 SV not a protwins SV.
    I dunno about an SV, but to speed up a Hyosung, you need only to remove the hot air from the rider..



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    Quote Originally Posted by Keystone19 View Post
    Bollocks. A nicely worked SV will be on an even par with a 450 and the Nationals demonstrated that well.
    Thats correct, the very 450 that won being the most highly developed one in the country. But it was really the role of the dice and who had the bad luck whether it was Andys Kwaka or Terrys SV that was going to take the title. Throw in Jason Nairns improving form,''The Gimp'' on tight tracks and a few promising / emerging newcomers. Look at Jills results at the last round of the Nationals, embarrassing a good many blokes behind her. It made for an interesting class.

    MNZ have got the formula for the Pro Twins class largely correct, the allowable mods in fact allow a wider cross section of makes and models to be competitive. For example the neccessity to fit suspension that actually works on a Hyosung, Possum has been very candid and descriptive about that.

    Highly / overly restricted ( i.e completely stock ) classes effectively become one make classes.

    Evidence the Toyota racing series, a very restricted control class and extremely boring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Keystone19 View Post
    Bollocks. A nicely worked SV will be on an even par with a 450 and the Nationals demonstrated that well.
    Yeah, but they're Suzuki's they'll be less reliable than a 20 year old 400.
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    Front end of the national F3 Feild---Fitzgerald--Injected SV Nairn-Carbed SV,Bowel--ZXR450, Jason on the tigcraft 400.
    Back in the baxk end was MOI on my sv hammer and tongs with a guy on the ex terry Fitzgerald gixxe4r450---My bike definitely diddnt have better legs in a straight line
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Back in the baxk end was MOI on my sv hammer and tongs with a guy on the ex terry Fitzgerald gixxe4r450---My bike definitely diddnt have better legs in a straight line
    or you had lower corner exit speed...and or...your bike's setup doesn't alow you to get the power down as earily as him...
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    or you had lower corner exit speed....
    Maybe overall corner speed ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by limbimtimwim View Post
    I dunno about an SV, but to speed up a Hyosung, you need only to remove the hot air from the rider..



    Bad LBTW:
    I only speak of the truth and the results speak for themselves, have a look at the vic club website to see where my Hyosung is placed in the series at the mo!!!

    GO THE HYOSUNG!!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by scracha View Post
    Yeah, but they're Suzuki's they'll be less reliable than a 20 year old 400.
    Somebody really dosn't like Suzuki's!!!
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    Sniff sniff, next weekend will be my last on baord Darkmans SV


    So I could be doin the last two rounds on another mates bike.


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    the 650s still produce soooo much more torque than a 450 that has to account for something and there newer, better built and lighter

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom View Post
    the 650s still produce soooo much more torque than a 450 that has to account for something and there newer, better built and lighter
    are they better built and lighter???

    torque does make the 650's easier to ride apparently? [I havn't raced a SV or a 400 so I'm not totally qualified to coment]
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    Thats correct, the very 450 that won being the most highly developed one in the country.
    Yep, and something that seems to be conveneiently ignored is that while Andy Bolwell's luvverly lil' ZXR is obviously a weapon, it didn't get that way by accident or just by throwing bucketloads of cash at it. Just 'cos you spend a lot of money on something doesn't mean it's not a lemon. As Dr Taylor will have seen first hand a badly setup Ohlins "whatever" is gonna be far worse than a well setup OEM equivalent.
    It takes a lot of effort and experience to develop a successful bike in this kind of formula and it's no coincidence that the main protagonists in the class, Andy and Terry Fitzgerald, have been around longer than most.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    Yep, and something that seems to be conveneiently ignored is that while Andy Bolwell's luvverly lil' ZXR is obviously a weapon, it didn't get that way by accident or just by throwing bucketloads of cash at it. Just 'cos you spend a lot of money on something doesn't mean it's not a lemon. As Dr Taylor will have seen first hand a badly setup Ohlins "whatever" is gonna be far worse than a well setup OEM equivalent.
    It takes a lot of effort and experience to develop a successful bike in this kind of formula and it's no coincidence that the main protagonists in the class, Andy and Terry Fitzgerald, have been around longer than most.
    Ten out of ten to this man, you can indeed spend the cash but you still have to make it all work. A badly set up bike with all the bling will be slower than a well set up bike with rather less bling. A clever, experienced rider on an average bike will beat an average rider on a bike with all the bling etc etc.
    But, a fast rider on a fast bike with fully optimised bling will streak away from the field. Etc etc

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