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andyb 09-Jan-2005 22:05

Desirable desmo- duo bits
 
So whats the top ten list of desirable add on bits required for your race bike?

skidlids 09-Jan-2005 22:19

Pirelli tyres
Race can
Jetting
Rearsets
Steering damper
Sprockets
Aeroquip
ferodo Brake Pads
16mm Mastercylinder
SPS Disc

and the required parts of
Belly pan/catch tray
Lower shark fin chain gaurd
Lockwire

dickieducati 09-Jan-2005 22:21

you getting invloved then ????

in no particular order

rear sets
hi level can
catch tray
front fairing
power commander
big bore kit
clip ons

errr...... cant think of any more.

Rattler 09-Jan-2005 22:28

A blindfold and a first-aid kit!!

skidlids 09-Jan-2005 22:29

Big bore kit and a power commander
Very interesting !!!!!
Which 583cc bike had fuel injection ???

dickieducati 09-Jan-2005 22:46

Quote:

Originally posted by skidlids
Big bore kit and a power commander
Very interesting !!!!!
Which 583cc bike had fuel injection ???

who said anything about a 583 bike?

skidlids 09-Jan-2005 22:48

The rules did, in that you can only fit a big bore kit to the 583 motor

dickieducati 09-Jan-2005 22:53

not as far as i read, although i may well be wrong. i will read them again when i get in work tomorrow.

i understand that the limit is 675. doesnt specify different limits for different models.

bolds 09-Jan-2005 23:03

There arent any big bore kits for the 620 motors only a 750 kit :puzzled:

skidlids 09-Jan-2005 23:07

But Dicki is right it looks like the rule have changed since The original concept
http://217.199.188.40/xmb/viewthread.php?tid=12765

where it states

1) Eligable bikes

The primary requirement is for us to acheive at least 25 bikes to take to a grid. At the moment if the majority of entrants wish to use only 583cc carbed models, then we dont have a problem. As long as we acheive our numbers

If we need to include 620cc fuel injected ones to make up numbers, then we need to allow the 583cc ones to have a big-bore kit or run two classes. I will be able to confirm the two classes within the grid once we have seen the ACU at end of the month.

So under the latest wording you can bore your 620 model to 675cc, JE Pistons are quite helpful when it comes to small quantities of one off piston kits, so anybody willing to spend the money can run a 675ie according to the rules

NBs996 10-Jan-2005 00:03

Hmmm...

Big bore kit would be a bonus, as would a power commander and a one lap head start!
I think we've got everything else covered(??)

Festa748 10-Jan-2005 00:24

[Edited on 10-1-2005 by Festa748]

FiscusFish 10-Jan-2005 00:32

Does the 600SS have the same header pipe clearance problems as the 900?

Darren

chicken 10-Jan-2005 08:43

Quote:

Originally posted by FiscusFish
Does the 600SS have the same header pipe clearance problems as the 900?

Darren

Nope - the can touches down before the header - only a problem on right-hand corners though!

My desirables list:
1) Ohlins rear shock
2) High level race can
3) Lower gearing
4) Big-bore kit
5) Twin front disk
6) Dynoket kit & filter
7) Carbon fairing
8) Mag wheels
9) Braided lines
10) Steering damper

My actual list:
1) Clean rear shock
2) Take baffles out of standard can
3) lubricate and adjust chain
4) New piston rings and de-coke
5) New brake pads
6) Clean filter & cut airbox
7) Remove fairing
8) Paint wheels
9) Change fluids
10) Loose arms

Of course, the biggest improvement will come from track experience - nothing makes you faster than actually knowing where you are going!

fil2 10-Jan-2005 10:02

Quote:

Originally posted by chicken
Quote:

Originally posted by FiscusFish
Does the 600SS have the same header pipe clearance problems as the 900?

Darren

Nope - the can touches down before the header - only a problem on right-hand corners though!

My desirables list:
1) Ohlins rear shock
2) High level race can
3) Lower gearing
4) Big-bore kit
5) Twin front disk
6) Dynoket kit & filter
7) Carbon fairing
8) Mag wheels
9) Braided lines
10) Steering damper

My actual list:
1) Clean rear shock
2) Take baffles out of standard can
3) lubricate and adjust chain
4) New piston rings and de-coke
5) New brake pads
6) Clean filter & cut airbox
7) Remove fairing
8) Paint wheels
9) Change fluids
10) Loose arms

Of course, the biggest improvement will come from track experience - nothing makes you faster than actually knowing where you are going!

lol..

your list looks very close to mine CH....

U wanna go 50 / 50 on a big bore kit..maybe 1 bored out head each.....might give us an edge..??

LOL

Phil

antonye 10-Jan-2005 10:51

Mine.

1. A Bike

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