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Old 10-Nov-2006, 22:42   #1
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griff, figured out which clutch plates for the new basket yet,
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Ducati Alloy ones I think.


The RC45 is indeed a weapon. Does anyone remember the TT and the back wheel. Or was that an RC30?
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Old 10-Nov-2006, 22:49   #2
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45..robert dunlop...right mess - hes still not right now.
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Old 10-Nov-2006, 23:01   #3
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45..robert dunlop...right mess - hes still not right now.
I have the story in one of my old mags
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looked bad
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Old 11-Nov-2006, 15:41   #4
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yup carbon wheel broke up on him - not very nice
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Old 11-Nov-2006, 16:40   #5
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yup carbon wheel broke up on him - not very nice
not carbon
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Old 11-Nov-2006, 18:08   #6
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Don't think the RC45 was anywhere near as successful on the racetrack as the 888, was it? And that was despite the millions thrown at it by HRC. Straight from the crate, its handling was considered suspect. Even Hislop didn't get on with it. A 16inch front wheel, and decidedly 'iffy' weight distribution meant cash needed to be splashed on it to make it competitive.

Moreover, with its gaudy multi-colour paint scheme it looks much like any other early '90s pocket-rocket Japanese UJM. No, if 'cool' can be measured by the number of turned heads as you pass by the crowds, the 888SP wins hands down. (IMHO!)
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Old 11-Nov-2006, 20:15   #7
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