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  1. #1
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    Show us your...

    ........Bucket

    Here's mine, Ex Sketchy Racer MotoFXR150RR, GXR250 rear wheel, J-Lo RS125 tail piece, Honda XL250 Carb, Home made exhaust......

    Now show me yours!
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    Its harder to lose weight than gain horsepower.

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    Here is mine...needs some work
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    Here I was thinking this was going to be cool scars or something but it's even better, it's about Buckets!

    This is the "Leadsled" ZX140RC2

    ZXR250c Chassis
    CB125T engine now running CRF70 pistons so 142cc's in capacity.
    Boyer Bransden Electronic ignition.
    Custom air box

    Hand made twin megaphone exhaust's (in development to bring them down to acceptable noise levels)

    BMW F650 Brembo front brake master cylinder with braided line to single stock caliper and disk.

    CBR 250 4 x 17" rear wheel ( both wheels soon to be changed for ZZR 250wheels with 125GP slicks)
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    Ours is still in building stage, so not a lot to show but the link is here
    http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...ad.php?t=65994


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    Do VFR400's count?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Coyote View Post
    Do VFR400's count?
    no. unless it's only running on one

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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung View Post
    no. unless it's only running on one
    Feels like it

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    Two of mine...

    The ZX1R in it's early days... actually the day I blew the GL145 motor. It's now getting/got a CB125T engine.
    AX1R is described here...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bungbung View Post
    no. unless it's only running on one
    Where's ya bucket pic?

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    Lazy mans bucket

    Might bring this along this year. It is a 50!!
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    Crazylittleshit has teh COOLEST street fightered A100! Its painted matte black and has everything possible removed, new lower handle bars the works, fucken awesome! I must get him to post a pic!
    "Some people are like clouds, once they fuck off, it's a great day!"

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    heres mine.
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    FXR150 motor, RZ350 chassis, 17"wheels, slicks, TZR250 3MA brake caliper, CBR400RR master cylinder, GN250 carb, gutted pipe, RS125 tail section, aftermarket RGV250 rearsets.
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    Any particular reason why we're using ancient carbs on the FXR150? XL250, GN250?

    Looking at that photo with the XL250 carb, that looks like the 79-83 carb, which is very familiar to me (same one on my bike), with the accelerator pumper. Round slide, pumper == gooood. But GN250 flabby CV carb? What's the theory behind that? Does it ever get near to maximum vacuum?

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    Well, its a bigger CV than the standard CV carb, word is, they go OK. However I'll gladly try something else, what have ya got?
    Lookee here, it even runs! http://www.sealion.co.nz/view/2267/motofxr-bucket

    http://www.sealion.co.nz/view/2268/motofxr-bucket-2

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