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Old 07-Dec-2006, 00:26   #1
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So that will be from the shop at the back gate to the Brands Paddock next to Stan Stephens.

it should be legal to buy providing you get a valid receipt

good upgrade for some of the earlier Ducatis but not as straight forward as some would think as they use different

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Old 07-Dec-2006, 00:52   #2
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Hmm ... that might put some more grunt inside my yellow-meanie's fairings !
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Old 07-Dec-2006, 09:26   #3
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If its yellow you`ll need some extra grunt.


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Old 07-Dec-2006, 09:38   #4
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Old 07-Dec-2006, 10:45   #5
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Old 07-Dec-2006, 10:55   #6
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If its yellow you`ll need some extra grunt.

Yep the top coat adds a bit of extra weight


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Old 07-Dec-2006, 11:45   #7
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Yep the top coat adds a bit of extra weight

Actually, red paint uses an iron salt for the colour, while yellow paint uses a titanium salt, so yellow is obviously lighter and hence faster than red
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Old 07-Dec-2006, 11:50   #8
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yellow may be lighter but scratch it and you will see the red undercoat, this also applies to the senna3 mode, which also uses red for a undercoat under its black.

So I must amit the unfinished red ones are lighter


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