Bucket racer for sale

**jasonu** · 7th September 2009, 10:18

For sale TZRG 100 Bucket Racer
Many hand made and factory parts
Over 24hp dynoed at rear wheel
Seasoned slick tires
If you want to win races it will cost you $5500.
Can be viewed in Titirangi, Auckland
No tire kickers or time wasters
Reply via email to jasonulyatt.1@msn.com and I'll get back to you.

**Kendog** · 7th September 2009, 12:50

If I don't want to win races will it cost less?
I only ask becuase if that price is right, it's a scary sign of where bucket prices are heading.

**Buckets4Me** · 7th September 2009, 12:51

Originally Posted by jasonu

For sale TZRG 100 Bucket Racer
Many hand made and factory parts
Over 24hp dynoed at rear wheel
Seasoned slick tires
If you want to win races it will cost you $5500.
Can be viewed in Titirangi, Auckland
No tire kickers or time wasters
Reply via email to jasonulyatt.1@msn.com and I'll get back to you.

any garranty with that ????

dam nice looking bike there
you should bring it out to the track on the 19th and show it off may be the odd interested party

**F5 Dave** · 7th September 2009, 13:29

Decided against coming back to NZ then? Shame. Good luck with sale, though it would have to set a new precedence for price.

I've ridden this bike & it is proper fast.

**jasonu** · 7th September 2009, 14:11

Originally Posted by Kendog

If I don't want to win races will it cost less?
I only ask becuase if that price is right, it's a scary sign of where bucket prices are heading.

Thanks for looking
Try building one properly for less...

**Buddha#81:Me** · 7th September 2009, 15:24

Originally Posted by jasonu

Thanks for looking
Try building one properly for less...

Depend on its a self build or pay someone to do it? Also depends on where the parts are sourced. I know of a RS/MB125 down here which is a well built very good looking (possibly one of the best presented in NZ) and a very fast bike. It was built for under $1500. BUT if you had someone build it for you $5K + wouldn't be out of the question. The CBR's ex aussie were $9K but I thought the $1K I payed for my FXR was steep? If thats what its worth, thats whats its worth, good luck with the sale!

**speedpro** · 7th September 2009, 19:02

Last time out it had some old fat slow dude on it. Got video somewhere. Still it went OK.

**Buckets4Me** · 7th September 2009, 20:24

Originally Posted by speedpro

Last time out it had some old fat slow dude on it. Got video somewhere. Still it went OK.

Did he win ?????????

**hmurphy** · 7th September 2009, 21:37

Hahahaha steering damper. Don't want any tank slappers under tremendous power at over 100km/h on a kart track aye!?

Seriously though that is a LOT of money to spend on a bucket in my opinion. I got into buckets because they are cheap, and so far it really has been (to a certain extent). I found I spend more time than money working on my bucket which suits me just fine!!

In saying that, this bucket looks AMAZING and I would really love to have a go on it. Good luck with the sale and I will ask some of my rich mates if they would be keen on it.

**DELLORTO** · 7th September 2009, 21:42

Originally Posted by hmurphy

Hahahaha steering damper. Don't want any tank slappers under tremendous power at over 100km/h on a kart track aye!?

Seriously though that is a LOT of money to spend on a bucket in my opinion. I got into buckets because they are cheap, and so far it really has been (to a certain extent). I found I spend more time than money working on my bucket which suits me just fine!!

In saying that, this bucket looks AMAZING and I would really love to have a go on it. Good luck with the sale and I will ask some of my rich mates if they would be keen on it.

i almost brought a steering damper today.....

until i saw the price tag....

buckets are cheap.....until you race at mt welly....where even b-grade is run by modded fxr150....is great fun though.....i like having my bike fast as i can take it to track days and not need to stop for a break half way down the straight.

**R6_kid:Me** · 7th September 2009, 22:03

Excuse my ignorance but what is with the carb being mounted on the side? Is it crank case induction or something? I know 2strokes use the movement of the piston to scavenge air/fuel mixture from the crank, is that was is happening here?

**quallman1234** · 7th September 2009, 22:24

Originally Posted by R6_kid

Excuse my ignorance but what is with the carb being mounted on the side? Is it crank case induction or something? I know 2strokes use the movement of the piston to scavenge air/fuel mixture from the crank, is that was is happening here?

Rotary/Disc valve. Its common for older 2 strokes. Someone with more knowledge about it would know the advantages over reed valve's. But i believe you can control when the mixture is let into the crank case more accurately.

From memory i believe the KTM 125GP bikes run Rotary/Disc valves. The honda's run Reed Valves.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two-stroke_engine