View Poll Results: Who will place better at the F4 GP at the Taupo Roadrace Spectacular this year?

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  • Speedpro

    11 35.48%
  • Richban

    11 35.48%
  • Both DNF or DNS

    9 29.03%
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Thread: Speedpro Vs Richban?

  1. #106
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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    They cost just under 10k in nz. If you know anyone in India you could pick one up new for around $2800

    Also Derbi do one similar. Derbi Engine has a dry clutch even.

    They look just the bees knees............

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    Quote Originally Posted by TZ350 View Post
    They look just the bees knees............
    Yep just need them to start filtering through turners damaged vehicles like all them FXRs and we are in business. Won't take long unfortunately for some of those learner riders out there. Anyway back to the shed need to wire up sump plugs etc.

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    Nah come on its a beginners commuter, shockingly long stroke , single cam, small valve, Hondas poor cousin of a commuter. That said we'll be in India in May so if you want to place orders ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    All good. Thats what you get for cutting corners and rushing a build. The next one will be better. I think that if we want to keep up with the likes of you on the HP front a new base engine is needed. I like the look of the YZF -R 125. It has a massive stroke is water cooled and injected.
    What corners did you cut?

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    Quote Originally Posted by richban View Post
    All good. Thats what you get for cutting corners and rushing a build. The next one will be better. I think that if we want to keep up with the likes of you on the HP front a new base engine is needed. I like the look of the YZF -R 125. It has a massive stroke is water cooled and injected.
    Well this is the next step that has been sitting in the shed waiting for the boys to figure out what we are going to do with it. Not sure if there will be some rule changes but it could be a weapon.Bought as rolling chasis and the engine came later all 2006 model. Has a good base to start from and make something pretty good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jasonu View Post
    What corners did you cut?
    All the square ones.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kel View Post
    shockingly long stroke
    Perfect for hauling fat old fat dudes out of corners. And kart tracks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ned Kelly View Post
    Well this is the next step that has been sitting in the shed waiting for the boys to figure out what we are going to do with it. Not sure if there will be some rule changes but it could be a weapon.Bought as rolling chasis and the engine came later all 2006 model. Has a good base to start from and make something pretty good.
    Shit that's a good photo, looks like a professional sales brochure one.
    Thats a real minter.
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    Well? Who's bike did what?
    Don't you look at my accountant.
    He's the only one I've got.

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    Quote Originally Posted by F5 Dave View Post
    Well? Who's bike did what?

    have to give that one to Richban

    as Speedpro was to scared to run slicks in the rain

    but from what i heard Speedpro and Richban where pretty eaven in a strait line
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    Mine went pretty good on Monday in the dry though I still don't know my way round that track but did get better in the 2nd practice. Rich's bike is a rocket. His new carb woke it up big time evidently and it was flying. I'm dreading him getting the "fast" motor sorted. Tuesday was wet. I did go out in the practice but some goober left a trail of oil for the full circuit and took a different line avoiding the first and subsequent trails each lap. By the 4th there wasn't much track left without pretty rainbow colours in the water. On slicks I wasn't taking many risks and then sat out the rest of the day as it was a pointless exercise for me in the wet. Rich was again flying but had his hands full with another Kelford cams FXR and a couple of other bikes all on wets.

    Short version - I sat it out, DNS, and Rich came 3rd or 4th I think.

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    Yep, have to give that one to Rich, there was some pretty determined riding from Andrew A, Gavin, Richban, Nathanial and Rick. Once again, FXR's on the podium chased home by 2-Smokers.

    Without wets, Speedpro and I sensibly stayed out of the rain, thats my story and I am sticking to it...........

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    There were actually quite a few people in A grade that were running slicks today...

    Rich took 3rd!

    Go wellys
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    Quote Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket View Post
    There were actually quite a few people in A grade that were running slicks today...

    Rich took 3rd!

    Go wellys
    Totaly impressed by the Wellys and their FXR's

    and also very very impressed by those that ran slicks in the wet at Taupo......

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    Well done Andrew and Rich !!

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