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Old 18-Apr-2009, 22:45   #1
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I actually did buy some ally rear sets for about £100 I think, But if I could have made a set for £10, I would have.

Been there done that
This is my last season racing, so I just want to treat the bike and myself a bit before retiring
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Old 18-Apr-2009, 22:48   #2
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tonio whats the latest at the le mans 24hr, I have done a search but its all in bloody french
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Old 19-Apr-2009, 06:50   #3
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tonio whats the latest at the le mans 24hr, I have done a search but its all in bloody french

Le Mans live timing:

http://www.lemans.org/24heuresmoto/p...hronos_fr.html

Phase One went out really early. Alf's Kawasaki still circulating.
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Old 19-Apr-2009, 08:24   #4
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Le Mans live timing:

http://www.lemans.org/24heuresmoto/p...hronos_fr.html

Phase One went out really early. .

as did David Checa on the 94 bike, and the bike Plater is sharing crashed out of the lead abot 40mins into the race, rejoining in 29th but some back to back sessions by Plater got them back up with the top ten.
Still a frw Brits out there in various teams


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Old 18-Apr-2009, 22:34   #5
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I was trying to figure out how to get rid of 16kg on the Monster when I realised that my rearsets were awfully heavy (standard SSie rearsets fitted using 10mm thick aluminium brackets...).

I know about the Race Supplies Direct at £99 on eBay but I was wondering if they were a lot lighter than the SSie ones I am using atm. Anyone knows how much they weight?

Other than those, what are my options? The cheaper the better obviously.

I could weigh my standard SSie ones and also remove the ones Carl made for me from my 750SSie and weigh them, but the best route would be to follow AKs advice and get the Monster ones that Carl makes and try and keep adapter brackets to a minimum


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