Hardcore Biker
14hp air cooled
Hi Drew are these 14hp air cooled GSX 150F's the bikes they are talking about? http://www.primrose.co.za/motorcycles/gsx150f-gixxer
19hp water cooled and fuel injected
Those 19hp water cooled and injected GSX 150R's would be great for Buckets. https://www.suzuki-racing.com/sac/ma...x?OBJ_ID=57607 I think the air cooled ones would be a disappointment.
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Gee Pee aRgh
They went for the shitter, quite disappointing really. Would have been better off bringing in the underbone scooters. Now that would off been fun!Originally Posted by FastFred
Hi Drew are these 14hp air cooled GSX 150F's the bikes they are talking about? http://www.primrose.co.za/motorcycles/gsx150f-gixxer
Those 19hp water cooled and injected GSX 150R's would be great for Buckets. https://www.suzuki-racing.com/sac/ma...x?OBJ_ID=57607 I think the air cooled ones would be a disappointment.
Forum whore
A hugely competent rider I am associated with suggested running a Burgman 650 in pro twins at cemetery circiut this year. apparently we would be far from last. Anyone got a unreg slightly crashed one I can buy cheap?.
In the riders seat
That would be awesomeA hugely competent rider I am associated with suggested running a Burgman 650 in pro twins at cemetery circiut this year. apparently we would be far from last. Anyone got a unreg slightly crashed one I can buy cheap?.
"If you can make black marks on a straight from the time you turn out of a corner until the braking point of the next turn, then you have enough power."
Gee Pee aRgh
Wish I did, would love to see that..... I think???A hugely competent rider I am associated with suggested running a Burgman 650 in pro twins at cemetery circiut this year. apparently we would be far from last. Anyone got a unreg slightly crashed one I can buy cheap?.
Low personal B.M.E.P.
One of my postie customers down here ran a 650 Burger as a road bike for a while. I looked at it and had the same idea....A hugely competent rider I am associated with suggested running a Burgman 650 in pro twins at cemetery circiut this year. apparently we would be far from last. Anyone got a unreg slightly crashed one I can buy cheap?.
Sadly the ridicule he received on a daily basis forced him to sell it before I could get my hands on it.
Ta
He suggested fuck all. That was my idea.A hugely competent rider I am associated with suggested running a Burgman 650 in pro twins at cemetery circiut this year. apparently we would be far from last. Anyone got a unreg slightly crashed one I can buy cheap?.
Ta
You fucken pay for them and sell them at a huge loss ya fucken knob jockey.
Forum whore
It was you I was talking about.
Gee Pee aRgh
Shit, sorry mate didn't mean to hit a nerve. Your really looking forward to the series aren't ya big fella
Ta
Hahaha Hahaha.It was you I was talking about.
I was confused by the 'confident rider' bit.
Ta
Nah, im sick of people slagging it off.
It's not my cup of tea in the slightest. I doubt I'll ever even watch a single lap of it.
i'm a wanker
your more into 1 lap shiters like what you build lol
i'm over buckets
Ta
I'm not following. I've slapped a couple buckets together poorly, but I've never been into them.
Why Not???: MNZ975.
Gees, I find myself nodding in agreement with you again.
Despite the choice of machinery (this is the bucket tread - so expect a bucket racers view on things); it is good to see that one of the major (ok the largest player) in the NZ motorcycling & racing environment looking forward and targeting the next generation. I do wish them the best of luck and maybe we will see better machines in the future... hopefully machines that may actually be suitable for future bucket racers (all be it requiring engine work to be competitive)...
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