The weight list.

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Re: The weight list.

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Without wanting to ruin a blossoming relationship...can we have the mods tidy this up?

I think young buck and old charger need to get a room... :poke:
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CMSMJ1 wrote:Without wanting to ruin a blossoming relationship...can we have the mods tidy this up?

I think young buck and old charger need to get a room... :poke:
It was harmless light hearted banter, did you think it serious? How odd.

I agree it is of little interest to those desperate to knock weight off their bike.
Sorry for the attempt at mixing humour and a technical thread.

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No offence taken and I hope none given. Just that this thread was not the place for it...and as it is a very useful thread it would be good to have it tidied up.

MARK :mrgreen:
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agreed, no one wants to read any of that

id like to get back to a technical front and soon il have my nc23 wheel (hopefully, still not arrived) and il weight that next to my nc30 wheel and post up the difference
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Updated with NC30 fork. Thanks Ronni
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I just weighed my track bike and its 169kg ready to run but unknown amount of fuel in the tank, maybe 5l. Slightly disappointed, it will have to go on a further diet much like its owner. Will weigh my standard bike to compare when I get the chance but I expect it to be at least 190kg
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30 or 35?
What have you done to it?
Pics?
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Has anyone got the weight of a standard NC35 fairings stay witht he nuts and bolts to fit it? iv made a lightweight one for the race fairings and am interested to see how much iv saved, my lightweight one weighs 120g witht he bolts and countersunk washers to mount the fairing
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Meter fairing stay 427 gr + two M8 bolts of aprow. 50 gr = 477 gr, so it´s quite a saving you got there. Any pics?
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Post by rcv4 »

how far do you go? i have a ti rear subframe that weigh in at a poultry 450g.
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