"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
“Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower
Ride a well running RS125 before you convert it to a bucket.
Then tell me, if you should do it.
I can understand if there's RS125 frames hanging around, but removing the engine from one and put a bucket engine in there isn't acceptable.
[QUOTE=Buckets4Me;1130133101]why not ?
Availabilty to the masses might be a reason ?, They are pretty rare just like most bucket riders talent..........
(ther ya go slowpoke)
hang on whats the title of this thread ???? rs125 for moto3 conversion
so we can rip the engine out and put a dirty 4 stroke in but not an F4 2 stroke ??
[QUOTE=codgyoleracer;1130133216] havent seen to many REAL RACERS come and beat us on our home turff(they usualy fall off and dont come back)
the last one i remember was a motard rider (again i dont think you guys call them real racers either)
then again I havent seen 40+ real racers line a grid in a long LONG time!
"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
“Saying what we think gives us a wider conversational range than saying what we know.” - Cullen Hightower
He's got a point. We are talking about putting a dirty Diesel in an RS frame -surely a travesty.
Poor Dr Bob just trying to peddle his wares, sorry for turning this thread into a shitfest![]()
Don't you look at my accountant.
He's the only one I've got.
Put whatever you like in it - it only puts up the value of the unmolested ones....
Just don't cut it about too much as some poor bastard may want to restore an RS125 in about 15 years time....
Correct me if I'm wrong but buckets started with commuter bikes whipping around airforce runway areas in good old lunchtime fun. Then it became an official MNZ class, where the idea morphed into modifying said modest bikes and making/modifying your own bits to bring a bit of "formula" originality and workshop creativity into it. I'm right with that, I still have my homemade framed twin cam four valve 125 hybrid.
I doubt the rulemakers way back then ever considered people would go out get GP bikes and put commuter motors in them. Maybe Aussies got it right when they adopted buckets from us. Their rules specifically require original components only. IE same motors /frame/wheels/forks
Of course they did,Jimmy,Pete Sales were among the founders of bucket racing,
Progress!!!Whats the difference between allowing Grandprix chassis and Grandprix engines???
progress was "Wheels" centre hub steering bucket,Grandprix chassis are just cheating cause you dont have a clue how build/modify the roadbased frame,
You do realise "Bucket racing" is a shortened version of "Bucket of shit " racing dont you,It was intended too be EXACTLY what pete has described
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