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  1. #91
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    thats a top job, well done!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SHELRACING View Post
    Can't wait to take her for a quick spin up the road.
    Good stuff, does that mean we are going to see its madain apperance at Mt Welly this weekend?

    For the record Qkkid was in my bed, not the other way round

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    Auckland on Saturday

    Quote Originally Posted by Pumba View Post
    Good stuff, does that mean we are going to see its madain apperance at Mt Welly this weekend?
    Yep we are hoping to bring it up to Auck this weekend, Just got to finish a few things off.

    Typical, it's forecast rain here all week, But if it settles a bit Weds or Thurs I'm going to get the keys for the track and do a few test laps, just to make sure I've got no major bugs before I haul it all the way to Auck.

    See ya's on Saturday anyways. Hope you fellas up there have organised a dry weekend for us !!

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    Dry days are extra $$$ now
    Mr Clark spent all the money and needs some more
    before he looks like a right dick for the elections
    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    YEEEEE HAAAAAA I get the FXR/lONCIN now.

    My F5 bike is not very healthy. A few bits have been robbed for the Delta.

    Still.......the mans next project is my RG/honda 100.

    Granma

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    FXR gearing

    Had my first blat up the road on the Delta this afternoon, Great to ride, weight, balance feels good, Suspension a feels good.

    It feels a bit underpowered, but may be just due to gearing as it takes a while to wind up. Can anyone give me the standard sprocket sizes so I can check the gearing. Currently running 14F / 51R

    Cheers

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    Congrats, Dude.

    Lookin' good !!!
    (Delta that is.. !!!!)


    "...you meet the weirdest people riding a Guzzi !!..."

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    cool looking beastie apparantly stock sprokets for fxr are 14/48
    "The world is a strange sad place. Ride as often as possible and try not to think about it".

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    Gearing

    Quote Originally Posted by tommorth View Post
    cool looking beastie apparantly stock sprokets for fxr are 14/48

    Cheers for that tommorth

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    I always found my bike boring to ride up the road as they just went threw the gears and got to top speed to quick

    geared for about 100k at Mt Wellington
    and around 125-130k for taupo last year
    see how the new engine goes this time
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    Track debut

    Ok, I think we have the Delta, running well enough for some track testing. There are still a few details to work on.

    I'm taking the bike to the Taumarunui track tomorrow evening for a few test laps. To check out my gearing, steering and suspension, and to see how the motor runs.

    Then we're off to Auckland for the monthly meeting, this weekend.

    For future development
    I have to find my own motor. (This one's bororwed)
    Need to make a tail section.
    Some Cam and porting work
    Carb mods
    set of wheels for wets. (Have a rear wheel, need front)
    Ignition system upgrade
    Paintwork
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    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    HA HA THAT WILL TEACH YA

    no more racing in B grade

    dam that bike and you where fast today

    32's in the morning dont know what you where doing at the end but
    looked faster

    "Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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    Cheers

    Quote Originally Posted by Buckets4Me View Post
    HA HA THAT WILL TEACH YA

    no more racing in B grade

    dam that bike and you where fast today

    32's in the morning dont know what you where doing at the end but
    looked faster

    Cheers Buckets, she 's a sweet bike to ride that's for sure..

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    Bloody awesome

    Had an awesome weekends racing in Auckland. Apart from half a dozen laps in the rain at Taumarunui on Thursday night. It was the first outing on the Delta.

    I am stoked with it. We weighed it in at 114 Kg which was a little heavier than I'd anticipated, but when it came down to track time I don't think it mattered that much. The bike handles like a dream, I was surprised at how quick and smooth it turned, with no hint at all of letting go.

    The only issue I have to sort is some back end chatter at the bottom of the fast straight under hard braking, and I must admit to that being a bit unsettling especially when pushing it with the 'A' grade boys.

    Had a 1st and a second ing the 'B' grade prelims, before being ummm.... 'promoted' into the 'A' grade where I had a couple of great races in the midfield.

    A great weekend for everyone at the Auckland meeting...

    Looking forward to the Taumarunui meet in two weeks.... Yeeeeha

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