what sorta top speed and times can you get around there on a bucket
thanks
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what sorta top speed and times can you get around there on a bucket
thanks
"Instructions are just the manufacturers opinion on how to install it" Tim Taylor of "Tool Time"
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200k
Who You Calling a Pig
Hmmmm, I better get out in the shed and work on those brakes of mine thenOriginally Posted by SHELRACING
200k
For the record Qkkid was in my bed, not the other way round
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You guys do 158khp at your track I hear so you won't have to worry at Taumarunui.
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Wot brakes, U didn't have any last time I saw yaHmmmm, I better get out in the shed and work on those brakes of mine then
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Grandmas full of shit.
Best I could do on the delta was about 23,000rpm on the second time round the rev counter. 23,000 rpm = 170-180kmh
Fast straight and very fast banking sweeper. You could gear up a tooth on the front sprocket. I'm going to leave mine as is and see how we go practice day.
Going anti clockwise ( which we probably won't) would definately be worth the extra tooth.
Who You Calling a Pig
yea brakes only slow you down, might just take th calipers, disks and master cylinder off and save a bit of weightWot brakes, U didn't have any last time I saw ya
The metal is always nude.
You take the intake valve out of the Delta so it was freer revving?
Best I could do on the delta was about 23,000rpm on the second time round the rev counter. 23,000 rpm = 170-180kmh
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158kph at Pukekohe, 117 at Taupo and my regular speed anti clockwise at Mt Wellington is 86 and I have seen 94 recorded on the same bike by an "A" rider. Shows you what carying corner speed does for top end. Speeds recorded using a Cat Eye Velo5 cycle speedo that displays the max speed and set to the correct rolling diameter of the wheel.
How accurate are these cycle speedo's anyway?
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Mine showed me 297kph at Taupo on my bucket so I'd say pretty good.Speeds recorded using a Cat Eye Velo5 cycle speedo that displays the max speed and set to the correct rolling diameter of the wheel. How accurate are these cycle speedo's?
The metal is always nude.
You'd better tell them that you were running a 8" front wheel too, Skunk !!!Mine showed me 297kph at Taupo on my bucket so I'd say pretty good.
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What I said was true. The AX1R showed 297kph on the speedo. At Slipway the same speedo show 72kph max. Same setup.You'd better tell them that you were running a 8" front wheel too, Skunk !!!
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same setup but with an extra magnet
"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
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so dose anyone use a stop watch and time themself around the track
I want to compair speeds
see if I need to worry about lapping you at taupo
thats all
"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
Bucket Racer/Crasher
297 isn't too bad. I got clocked at 312 but that was at Puke. No , , wait, that was the turbo. Both bikes are black and I do keep getting them mixed up.
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