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    Chambers FZR-GP100 is nearing completion, looks smart with its wire wheels.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    There are a few 50's down here.............the bike I rode last year was raced in the 50cc NZGP back in the eighties and is RM50 based
    Good one Kickaha, had me thinking there for a bit RM50's in F5?????...........F5GP and 50cc NZGP one in the north and the other in the south, seems a fair split and another good reason to travel south.

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    Weighing Chambers 22.5 rwhp FZR-GP100, 42kg front, 40Kg rear, total 82kg dry. Sure we have to fit a seat and handle bars yet, but we can see some things we can do to remove more weight too, like changing the rear caliper for a light weight pit bike unit. So hopefully when its all finished it will be 80kg all up, dry. Those wire wheels make a big difference, I think FXR150's are about 18rwhp on a good day, but how much do they weigh?
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    Mine came in at 105 with enough gas in the tank for a day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    Weighing Chambers 22.5 rwhp FZR-GP100, 42kg front, 40Kg rear, total 82kg dry. Sure we have to fit a seat and handle bars yet, but we can see some things to do to remove more weight too, like changing the rear caliper for a light weight pit bike unit. So hopefully when its all finished it will be 80kg all up, dry. Those wire wheels make a big difference, I think FXR150's are about 18rwhp on a good day, but how much do they weigh?
    How much of a saving have you made with wire vs alloy wheels ?

    And yes they do look pretty trick. Good work.
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    That tank weighs a lot. I made a fibreglass mold of a 1991 RS125 tank and foamed in an ali fuel cell, saved nearly 2kg.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    That tank weighs a lot. I made a fibreglass mold of a 1991 RS125 tank and foamed in an ali fuel cell, saved nearly 2kg.
    Thanks, good idea........

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    Quote Originally Posted by gatch View Post
    How much of a saving have you made with wire vs alloy wheels ?
    Yes, we will have to check that again sometime, as its not only the wheels but sprocket carrier, disks, calliper, Etc. about 9-10 kg is my guess, it would be interesting to know for sure.

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    20Kg lighter than an FXR and handling to match or bettor and power to burn, this is starting to look interesting.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    That tank weighs a lot. I made a fibreglass mold of a 1991 RS125 tank and foamed in an ali fuel cell, saved nearly 2kg.
    we have a spare rs125 tank lying around
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    Or you could copy this little beauty's idea for fuel tank.............
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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    That tank weighs a lot. I made a fibreglass mold of a 1991 RS125 tank and foamed in an ali fuel cell, saved nearly 2kg.
    Hmmm I spy a new project, how big did you make the tank underneath?

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    Pumba. For Mt wellington half a litre is more than enough. If you want to save weight go for 250 ml.

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    I don't remember the actual capacity but I remember makeing sure it would go a full length GP easily.
    I actually have the completed used item in the pic I am finished with if you are interested. You would have to mod the mounting fittings to suiit your frame but all the hard work is done, turned filler neck, petcock mount ect.
    Let me know
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    Quote Originally Posted by Henk View Post
    Pumba. For Mt wellington half a litre is more than enough. If you want to save weight go for 250 ml.
    that wont get you far in the 2 hour ????
    pit stop and refill evry 10 minits

    on the other hand I cant ride for much longer so not such a bad idear
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