Street Stock 250cc 4-stroke twins

**DELLORTO** · 25th August 2009, 19:22

Originally Posted by mossy1200

Are you still sniffing the exaust fumes.Your now telling an electrician that the induced magnetism of your alternator is greater than the force of the rotating mass of your flywheel.If this is the case you may need more than 36hp to win a race since your generating enough energy in you alternator to charge your battery and run tyre warmers and boil the jug at lunchtime.

lol hes pissing me off too!!! ive seen the FLYWHEEL with my two own eyes!!!

**chaos rider** · 25th August 2009, 19:25

Originally Posted by RDjase

http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...d.php?t=105966
Go to here chaos , its about the date change for the AMCC rounds so they dont clash with the PMCC series

www.pacclub.co.nz for series details

i dont see how it clashes, the amcc round one is nov 1st at puki. or do some riders compeat in both club series?

**RDjase** · 25th August 2009, 19:29

Originally Posted by chaos rider

i dont see how it clashes, the amcc round one is nov 1st at puki. or do some riders compeat in both club series?

Pacific club round is at taupo Nov 1st , and the AMCC round WAS at puke nov 1st

AMCC has changed to oct 4th so the rounds dont clash , as per that link chaos , you will be shit out of luck if you go to do AMCC round 1 on Nov1st , you dont want to miss your race day

Yes , some riders do race at both series, Taupo track 2( the new section) is bloody awesome

**chaos rider** · 25th August 2009, 19:34

Originally Posted by RDjase

Pacific club round is at taupo Nov 1st , and the AMCC round WAS at puke nov 1st

AMCC has changed to oct 4th so the rounds dont clash , as per that link chaos , you will be shit out of luck if you go to do AMCC round 1 on Nov1st , you dont want to miss your race day

Yes , some riders do race at both series, Taupo track 2( the new section) is bloody awesome

ok thanks for the heads up, strange that the clubs organize with each other.

thats good tough i get to do a race and anouther track day befor i leave for aus

**mossy1200** · 25th August 2009, 19:38

Originally Posted by chaos rider

no not more then the torqe of the "mass of alominium that weighs around 1.5kgs and holds maby half a torque on its own" but enough guase to make it usles as a flywheel"

and my dad is an electrical engineer and a sparky for the last 25+ years so yeah im telling YOU somthing.

im not here to hurt egos but so far youve all talked and said
"I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT BIKES"

oh it does "say" flywheel in that catalog but its NOT a flywheel

If he hasnt got the gist of it after 25years then he should consider a new line of work and stop giving you advice on motorcycle engines.

**mossy1200** · 25th August 2009, 19:41

This thread should be moved to the JOKES and HUMOUR section.

**Str8 Jacket** · 25th August 2009, 19:43

Originally Posted by mossy1200

This thread should be moved to the JOKES and HUMOUR section.

AYE! Chaos Rider has to be an alter ego. No one can be this daft!

**SS90** · 25th August 2009, 20:03

Originally Posted by chaos rider

"I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT BIKES"

oh it does "say" flywheel in that catalog but its NOT a flywheel

Chaosrider, you need to start admitting when you are wrong........no one laughs at someone when they admit they where wrong, but 90% of the world will take the piss out of someone who can't concede when they made a mistake.

Your only young, you have heaps to learn.

**Ooky** · 25th August 2009, 20:13

Originally Posted by ducatilover

Your bike can NOT do a wheelie and skid at the same time. My bros650 was not a very powerful bike, only made 60 odd hp at the wheel after the jetting and exhaust was on her, I ran an 11.8@183km/h on her and it didn't wheelspin once from a launch nor did it need to lift the front much at all. With the whole 24nm your pathetic and asthmatic bike makes I very much doubt it would wheelie or wheelspin from a launch, especially if you load the gears up like an idiot.

maybe the hyo cant in standard form but with the extra hp and all the mass removed from the front (ie the cast lead headlight) the bike with my surging towards the sky easily

more power at the back less mass at the front its not a race bike as much as a stunt bike!

**Ragingrob** · 25th August 2009, 20:24

Originally Posted by Ooky

maybe the hyo cant in standard form but with the extra hp and all the mass removed from the front (ie the cast lead headlight) the bike with my surging towards the sky easily

more power at the back less mass at the front its not a race bike as much as a stunt bike!

With no flywheel I dunno how good a stunt bike it'd be either

**mossy1200** · 25th August 2009, 20:29

Originally Posted by Ragingrob

With no flywheel I dunno how good a stunt bike it'd be either

Idle is set at 6000rpm(note also redline).Only they brave or insane could handle this beast.We all wonder which one is Chaos.

**NSR-Dan** · 25th August 2009, 21:06

Originally Posted by chaos rider

do you mean the rotor? no it does not work as a flywheel. IT IS AN ALTERNATER. not a flywheel

i will continue to repeat myself intill someone figures out what im trying to explane or you all give up and go away and let me use this thread for its intended purpose (organize enough people for a prolight class)

Originally Posted by chaos rider

"I KNOW NOTHING ABOUT BIKES"

oh it does "say" flywheel in that catalog but its NOT a flywheel

Maybe you should recheck the hyosung service manual. they call the rotor a flywheel and they built the damn thing.

A Rotor is a flywheel, same thing 2 names. Honestly who do you believe, your dad or the bloddy manufacturer. if they call it a flywheel then its a flywheel.

**Slyer** · 25th August 2009, 21:26

Originally Posted by SS90

Chaosrider, you need to start admitting when you are wrong........no one laughs at someone when they admit they where wrong, but 90% of the world will take the piss out of someone who can't concede when they made a mistake.

Your only young, you have heaps to learn.

This man speaks the truth.
An items is labelled based on what it can do, if generates electricity as well as acting as a flywheel it's still a flywheel.