Kierans type one resto with a few fancy bits.
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Re: Kierans type one resto with a few fancy bits.
As tony said should still be ok for subs, id say it would be around 62/63 on dynapro dyno once setup, atound 65/66 on a dynojet dyno
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Yea I'm hoping with the open carbs HRC pipe and RVF cams I can get as close to the limit as possible. I'm not going for total loss to begin with so I will be fitting an RVF flywheel and clutch to loose as much reciprocating weight as possible while still keeping that big weighty alternator.
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So I haven't really got much done on the bike in the last week but heres a few photos of it wheeled out into the daylight:
Going to make a start on the bodywork this week hopefully.
Going to make a start on the bodywork this week hopefully.
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Do you have any issues with the throttle cables binding on the plastic infill on the right, where they emerge from the throttle tube? I've just fitted clip ons and on full lock its making contact. Have tried moving/ adjusting but can't get it to sit right.
Thinking I'll either have to trim the infill or remove it completely.
Would be good to understand how other people have got round it.
Thinking I'll either have to trim the infill or remove it completely.
Would be good to understand how other people have got round it.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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I haven't looked to be honest, what I'll probably do is remove the infills completely as I don't really need them on there. Only downside is the bolts are seized in and near on impossible to get out from the look of it probably need to cut the bolt heads off or something.
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Best get some plusgas on there now then. Give it a chance to do it's work!
I suspect I might end up removing mine too.
To be honest I was more worried about the cluth cable hitting the speedo but it skims it. Just. I see you've got round it by removing yours!
I suspect I might end up removing mine too.
To be honest I was more worried about the cluth cable hitting the speedo but it skims it. Just. I see you've got round it by removing yours!
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xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Re: Kierans type one resto with a few fancy bits.
Tried it last year when I had it down to the bare frame and the thread insert would just spin round, I've seen it happen quite a lot on other peoples builds.
Haha yea it's handy not needing the speedo, when I get it daylight mot'd I'll just cable tie a cycle speedo to the yoke.
Haha yea it's handy not needing the speedo, when I get it daylight mot'd I'll just cable tie a cycle speedo to the yoke.
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Thats a bugger when they just spin.might need to get brutal on the infill and just break it out and leave the bolt in.
I may end up fittings digital dash at some point. Just to give me a bit more adjustment on the clutch perch.
I may end up fittings digital dash at some point. Just to give me a bit more adjustment on the clutch perch.
It don't matter if i'm fixin' it or ridin' it.
xivlia wrote:sorry about that whole thing jetblack, i just got confused about the whole thing, and i didnt mean any disrespect to you.
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Did you get hold of the threaded rod for the rearsets from that race supplies outfit kieran?
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Re: Kierans type one resto with a few fancy bits.
Not yet mate every time if go on my laptop where the seller is saved I forget to send them an email lol, will get it done eventually :p