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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:06
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How about a DD bike in undercoat?

We didn't have one this year did we?

Not quite a DD bike but Dallas had his ZX10R in primer at various race venues this year, I think it may have been in it at Castle Combe if not it certainly was by the time he rebuilt it following his off at Quarry
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:09
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:14
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I think AK managed to do it alright.

Louigi did it using 'bits & pieces' lying around

so did AK

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620 engine (with holes in) + 750ie injectors (same as 620) + loom off of something else + no airbox + cdi from sumfing else again etc etc

620 engine from breaker + loom off something else (750ss) airbox from something else + powercommander he had on the shelf that was going onto the tri-colour 900.
Was a nightmare getting it all mapped out for the bike, on the dyno, to check it was all 'talking' to each other component

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It was done with stuff Rich already had in his second-hand parts section, coz neither of us had the cash to do it 'expensively'.

same here - labour was the most 'extensive' for AK

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I honestly feel there must be something not 100% right in the recipe used, coz it wasn't down on power coz Rich is stupid. His other bikes are tip top kit. It just didn't work out.

mmm - should have looked at one part

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I would think if you can find a 620 and all the 620 bits to go with it, it should be alright.

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its certainly the easiest way...

but transplants can be done, and now AK knows what does/doesnt work, it wont take so long on the next one.....

edited to add: also tank, with pump came from the same breaker that Louigi got his 620 from - they came from the same broken bike as his!
Luckily Andy J repaired the tank, so it was re-usable again : cost £cheap all inc postage



[Edited on 13-11-2005 by AK and CK]
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:17
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OK OK OK!!!!!

So AK and Louigi did it the same way, blimey woman, I don't know EVERYTHING do I - at least I said he got it working.

:P

Now, what you doing on the computer? All the washing done is it?

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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:21
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 22:47
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CK & AK
AK & CK

Mmmm - we wondered about that......
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 23:01
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Dom, why not run a 583 with a big bore kit in the 620 class ? Surely that would keep everyone happy ?

On a personal level I wasn't allowed in the 583 class and I have raced less than you and don't hold a National Licence. Had I have been allowed to race a 583 I could have saved myself over £3k in bike costs.

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Old 13-Nov-2005, 23:11
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Right then folks, it would appear that there could be an opening for me to ride in DD next year but in Class B.

I cannot afford a 620 (see previous thread).

Now, I don't want to **** on anyone's chips, or have people upset coz "Dom is too experienced" etc etc

So, I am asking for the 583 riders opinions on this, as it will only affect you (or maybe not as my vast experience showed this season).

Basically, I have to let the RC know if I would like to be put forward to race in 583, and they will have the final say, but as I wouldn't be racing against them, I wanted your approval first.

I don't want people to say "Yeah, come and do 583" and then get arsey if I do well. So be honest!!

I'll happily do CB500 without upsetting any 'novices' and with no hard feelings.

Of course you're welcome to race with us mate. Personally I do it for real fun, so I won't get pi$$ed or anything if you do well
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 23:12
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Dom, why not run a 583 with a big bore kit in the 620 class ? Surely that would keep everyone happy ?

I want to be competitive, and to be competitive in 620, you need a 620 - no question.

It was also proven this year, that fitting a big bore kit is a complete waste of money.
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Old 13-Nov-2005, 23:13
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A 583 with a bore kit still only makes 51 to 52 bhp not exactly competitive with a 620i, then there is the better throttle response from the injected bikes plus a fair bit higher rev range and on top of that some 620s have 6 gears.
I always though a good option for 2006 would to allow class A bikes with a 583 based engine taken out to 675 and allow some head and cam work but possibly still running on standard CV carbs be allowed to run against the 620s.
I 'm buying Glyns 675 kit off him for my old engine and if I have the time and spare cash I will probably have a look at doing something with the heads to see what a bit of porting and flowing does for them.
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