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    HOT's 1st race bike

    well... after helenOfTroy had her 1st tast of racing the elite class knowen as buckets, she was hooked, withen a week she brought a bike and in 3 hours last Sunday... it was preped for the track.
    pics here http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...8&postcount=32 but chat here yeah?
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    Righto to save on going to another thread heres he rearanged pics.

    Helen of Troy rode on up the drive on her soon to be Bucket racer, a mint wee road legal FXR150.
    Well 3 hours later it was a F4 bucket race ready for the track. With modified pipe, pod filter, rejeted, bars lowered and the usual lock wiring, removal of unwanted crap and numbered up it just waits some sticky tyres.
    Welcome to the world that is bucket racing HOT
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    cheers DD
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    Still cant quite believe Im in on this fun!!

    lil'M and I will have the sticky tyres sorted on our bikes tomorrow.....

    hey D!!thank you sooo much for all your help with this Bucket racing adventure!I honestly couldnt have done it without you help.....

    Arent you just a wee treasure!!

    timg has been persistent in his encouragement & great advise too,as have lots of the other CHCH bucketters
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    You're very welcome darling. I do maintain that you could ride a rock and it would go quick!

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    Looking very awesome... I bet HOT cant wait to get this beast outn on the track!!!!!!!! Wicked!

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    Good work you guys Roll on the 10th Wheres the bikini fairing? They look so much tidier with the fairing on
    Sometimes you wish it was easier, but if it was, everyone else would do it, then you remember you don't want to be like everybody else!

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    that's mint, hope you have a blast, i'm sure you will!

    i'd love to have a crack at a season of buckets one day......

    what do you expect to spend for the season, ballparkish?
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    Woohoo!! Well done!! Can't wait til the 10th. I assume you've just left it so you could revert it back to road legal if you want?

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    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
    that's mint, hope you have a blast, i'm sure you will!

    i'd love to have a crack at a season of buckets one day......

    what do you expect to spend for the season, ballparkish?
    Some of the others can prolly answer that,but after the inital outlay of the bike it shouldnt be too bad
    Quote Originally Posted by timg View Post
    Good work you guys Roll on the 10th Wheres the bikini fairing? They look so much tidier with the fairing on
    Quote Originally Posted by phoenixgtr View Post
    Woohoo!! Well done!! Can't wait til the 10th. I assume you've just left it so you could revert it back to road legal if you want?
    They do look pretty cool with the bikini fairing,I agree and Im on the look out for another.....
    And yes phoenix,shes complete so,wont touch the original fairings in case she goes back on the road
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    You're very welcome darling. I do maintain that you could ride a rock and it would go quick!

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    Hot, you'll have a ball on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by helenoftroy View Post
    And yes phoenix,shes complete so,wont touch the original fairings in case she goes back on the road
    yeah.. theres a few that dont get that bit aye, as I said in the opening post it is a minter so at the most you will only damage the tank and or tail piece.

    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
    what do you expect to spend for the season, ballparkish?
    ohhh, 2 tanks a gas, bout 20 bucks

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    Looking very awesome... I bet HOT cant wait to get this beast outn on the track!!!!!!!! Wicked!
    Like a strung out 16yr old she is

    Quote Originally Posted by timg View Post
    Good work you guys Roll on the 10th Wheres the bikini fairing? They look so much tidier with the fairing on
    ya know a year ago a fairing was frowned upon, in fact not so far back it was some what un sporting to wear one...
    cheers DD
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    bars lowered
    I've never really understood the FXR bar mod and after riding TonyBs bike the other weekend understand it even less, it places the bars at a funny angle (not angled down far enough) and to far backwards, personally I think they're better off in the stock position as it's far easier to toss about unless you fit a a proper clipon
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    Quote Originally Posted by yod View Post
    what do you expect to spend for the season, ballparkish?
    While Dangerous reckons you can do a season for $20 , the reality is a bit more
    entry fees winter series $240
    License $125
    Fuel say $10 per meet $60
    Tyres cheap at $100
    Repairs $100 low , do an engine $500 call it $250
    Food / Transport / New helmet (only last 1 good crash) $800

    Thats about $1500 + bike + Leathers
    still cheap

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
    it places the bars at a funny angle
    yeah I have noticed that aye, I figgered the bars were bent but HOT's is the same and it shows no sign of being droped... I can only asume its a diliberate bend that only suits the bars in the correct postition.

    Quote Originally Posted by Yow Ling View Post
    While Dangerous reckons you can do a season for $20
    yeah well a single race has been knowen to cost me a 1000 bucks
    cheers DD
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    Go you good thing. I know you love it
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    Quote Originally Posted by dangerous View Post
    Like a strung out 16yr old she is
    Just a wee tad excited!!!
    Quote Originally Posted by BBzz View Post
    Go you good thing. I know you love it
    Well thank you kind sir!!

    ......you would luuvvve this too you know!!
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    You're very welcome darling. I do maintain that you could ride a rock and it would go quick!

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