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Post by Drunkn Munky »

Thought id jump on the band wagon and post some pics of mine, Much to my disapproval the road going RVF is up for sale now as my misses now wants something bigger, im not exactly trying my hardest to sell it tho :lol: :lol:
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The track bike
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And the gsxr
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I love that Nick Gravely bike. The seat is cool and the under-slung pipe just looks right.

The Sheene GSX-R is OK, I suppose ;)
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yeah nick did a great job on that seat unit, i got a spare in the garage if anyones interested. I did shorten the can an inch or 2 as it stuck out a bit more than i liked but hey thats just me, i fiddle with things too much :D .
The suspension was a bit passed its best when i got it off nick so its now been treated to a Rick oliver fork kit and fully sorted RS250 shock, oh and got some slicks to go on aswell. Doing brands on the 18th so looking forward to showing a few gixers how its done ;) . It was great first time i took it there but the knackered suspension was showing when pushing hard, should be spot on now. It'll be getting ram air over the winter so i'll be tapping you up for a bit for advice no doubt mr viper.

As for my gixer, it'll do as me 2nd bike i spose :lol:
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Drunkn Munky wrote:As for my gixer, it'll do as me 2nd bike i spose :lol:
Yeah, those 750's are good winter hacks ;)

(if you want any help with the ram-air just gimme a shout, I'll share the knowledge I have, but Chris at Dyno-Pro is the main man)
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viper_biker wrote:(if you want any help with the ram-air just gimme a shout, I'll share the knowledge I have, but Chris at Dyno-Pro is the main man)
Yeah he sounds like a helpfull bloke, dont wanna bang on about in this thread but have you gave the ram air setup a decent outing yet? what ya verdict?
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From the information that Chris has given me the set-up is all but right. I've not planned a dyno run, but I'm off for a track-day on the 17th as a shake-down. I'll be taking plenty of tools so I can adjust things differently ie needle height, a/f screw etc but I'll also have a spare set of carbs and an HRC carb tray as I know the bike runs with that set-up.
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A couple new aditions to the garage,
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R spec shock
K-Tech fork internals
Akrapovics
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Billet Yoke
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Bog standard
Planning a kit spec track bike
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Post by canada.NC30.rider »

Nice KTM!! Looks very aggresive and unlike anything else on the road. Very cool...

Is that an RGV500 though? If so...I really envy you. I have never even seen one IRL before. I would do bad baaad things for one...

I think you should get a picture of all your bikes together. =)
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canada.NC30.rider wrote: Is that an RGV500 though? If so...I really envy you. I have never even seen one IRL before. I would do bad baaad things for one...
No its not sadly. It to me looks to be a 1993 RGV250 VJ22a :ugeek: Not a bad one at that too. There is a guy who lives by me with a very high spec kit 500 (130bhp I think). I can assure you right now, you would do bad things to have that :lol:
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As psycho said no its not a 500 but a 94 250, nearly spot on psycho ;)

Id love to drop a 500 in as that was the original plan but time and money is becoming a issue so im gunna settle for a kit spec track tool, havent even rode it yet as busy rebuilding the RVF track bike and i dont like to start something until i have the parts and funds in place to finish it. ive started gathering a few trick parts for it so should give the RVF a run for its money :D

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