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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos View Post
    ther a few more diffence's than that SON!
    Like I said FAG ONCE IT IS IN RACE TRIM with kit cams kit pistons machined heads and block and kit ecu and wiring loom and Ohlins rear Shock and fork internals it will be basically the same bike we have now

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    Quote Originally Posted by gixerracer View Post
    Like I said FAG ONCE IT IS IN RACE TRIM with kit cams kit pistons machined heads and block and kit ecu and wiring loom and Ohlins rear Shock and fork internals it will be basically the same bike we have now
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    Quote Originally Posted by gixerracer View Post
    Like I said FAG ONCE IT IS IN RACE TRIM with kit cams kit pistons machined heads and block and kit ecu and wiring loom and Ohlins rear Shock and fork internals it will be basically the same bike we have now
    Maybe if the rules only permitted blueprinting and tuning using original brand name parts it would make a difference. Under the current regs, you are no doubt correct. Unless the 2012 model is less likely to fall down...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    Maybe if the rules only permitted blueprinting and tuning using original brand name parts it would make a difference. Under the current regs, you are no doubt correct. Unless the 2012 model is less likely to fall down...
    The rules for NZSBK are quite liberal and the field is very well subscribed. Even allowing for some end of season attrition.The cost controlled classes are rather less well subscribed, in spite of all the grizzling to rein in costs. Go figure......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
    Maybe if the rules only permitted blueprinting and tuning using original brand name parts it would make a difference. Under the current regs, you are no doubt correct. Unless the 2012 model is less likely to fall down...
    Ive seen other riders crash moreso than Craig this year, and much more spectacularly. I think what Robbie will have cost SNZ this season will be horrendous. Ken Jones crash ( considerably aided and abetted by a stupidly oversprung front end ) will also go down as a very expensive crash. John Ross's two crashes have also scuppered any 600cc title aspirations. I dont think Craig has an exclusive on being ridiculed for crashing when truth be known he has forgotten more about going fast than most who ridicule him have ever learnt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    Ive seen other riders crash moreso than Craig this year, and much more spectacularly. I think what Robbie will have cost SNZ this season will be horrendous. Ken Jones crash ( considerably aided and abetted by a stupidly oversprung front end ) will also go down as a very expensive crash. John Ross's two crashes have also scuppered any 600cc title aspirations. I dont think Craig has an exclusive on being ridiculed for crashing when truth be known he has forgotten more about going fast than most who ridicule him have ever learnt.
    As one of Craig's sponsors I have enormous respect for his ability and always speak highly of him to my associates. Craig doesn't mind the gentle jibes, I hope...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    The rules for NZSBK are quite liberal and the field is very well subscribed. Even allowing for some end of season attrition.The cost controlled classes are rather less well subscribed, in spite of all the grizzling to rein in costs. Go figure......
    The cost controlled classes race with the much more liberal classes, meaning they're down on power and don't have the really good suspension bits compared to the rest of the grid. Winning in class doesn't really do it when all the photos show you finishing 7th or so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    I dont think Craig has an exclusive on being ridiculed for crashing .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kickaha View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edbear View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    Ive seen other riders crash moreso than Craig this year, and much more spectacularly. I think what Robbie will have cost SNZ this season will be horrendous. Ken Jones crash ( considerably aided and abetted by a stupidly oversprung front end ) will also go down as a very expensive crash. John Ross's two crashes have also scuppered any 600cc title aspirations. I dont think Craig has an exclusive on being ridiculed for crashing when truth be known he has forgotten more about going fast than most who ridicule him have ever learnt.
    It isn't only SNZ Robbie has cost crashing - it was my bike he stuck in the tyre wall at Tere, "Sorry mate" might have been nice, so might have been a show of appreciation at prizegiving, for a bloke who gave up his ride to help after another Tripple R engine blew up. Good luck next time anybody wants somthing from me.Six weeks to get the bike back to what it was prior-You live and learn.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 300weatherby View Post
    It isn't only SNZ Robbie has cost crashing - it was my bike he stuck in the tyre wall at Tere, "Sorry mate" might have been nice, so might have been a show of appreciation at prizegiving, for a bloke who gave up his ride to help after another Tripple R engine blew up. Good luck next time anybody wants somthing from me.Six weeks to get the bike back to what it was prior-You live and learn.
    Fair comments, no question. The list is long of stuff that has been borrowed by many over the years and not always returned in the same condition. So much is taken for granted and really no-one has the right to expect anything for free.

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    i like the one bike per weekend rule personally , i might put forward a rule change ,as overseas,
    stops people building hotrod engines or crashing and getting someone elses bike,
    6 weeks to get your own bike back ................. mmmmmmmmmm

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    Quote Originally Posted by wayne View Post
    i like the one bike per weekend rule personally , i might put forward a rule change ,as overseas,
    stops people building hotrod engines or crashing and getting someone elses bike,
    6 weeks to get your own bike back ................. mmmmmmmmmm
    Theres nothing wrong in itself with people building ''hotrod'' engines for a premier class. Such a class should not be too dumbed down and its not all about the riders. Engineering input is a big part of it all and should remain so.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robert Taylor View Post
    ...... and its not all about the riders..
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