Road NC30 to track NC30 in 100 million years and counting
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
Looking forward to this!


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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
Temp guage fitted and all water tight





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Too spensiff!!!
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
DDUUUUUUUUUDDDDEEE
SSWWWEEEEEETTTTT
Oh yes man! That is cool. I like the staged kill switch drama...keeping it real and all that
So, trackday? Rockingham? September?
I like it a lot. It is too cool.
SSWWWEEEEEETTTTT
Oh yes man! That is cool. I like the staged kill switch drama...keeping it real and all that

So, trackday? Rockingham? September?
I like it a lot. It is too cool.
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NC30 - No9 - my old mate
The V4 is the law..
NC30 - No9 - my old mate
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
Very nice engineering solution to the HRC temp sender! The gauge looks super porn too. Loving the build Martin!
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
Very nice!!
Good to see that the gauge went to a good home.
Good to see that the gauge went to a good home.
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
what a result.......
...have you ridden it yet ?
...have you ridden it yet ?
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
No mate, need to sort out a small coolant leak issue form the pipe that sits in the Vee and also need to get my hands on a swingarm tool to torque it all up properly. That and a list of other small things that need doing before it's road safe. Should be done over the summer but you don't want to rush these things 

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the swing arm tool is easy sorted, i'm posting paul one to do the clutch with so he can send it to you after,..... result
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
That is indeed a result Rhory, thanks for the offer. It'll be the most travelled clutch tool in the UK once I get it back to you
Gertie is soooo nearly done now. Fixed the water leak. The o-rings on the water pipe of the V were super hard and brittle so now both sets have been replaced Gertie has stopped doing excited puppy widdles everytime you blip the throttle. This has for the first time, let me get the bike up to temperature and all seems well, no leaks from anywhere and the oil doesn't resemble Mayo which means I didn't score the surface of the heads when I got all the old gaskets off. I stuck some axle stands under the pegs and went through all the gears and everything seemed ok, clutch is fine although a bit heavy so I'll have to look into that at some point but man does it sound loud and intimidating now!!!
The old man, being an ex Aston Martin engineer, just stood there grinning and nodding bless his cotton socks.
Anyway, all that really needs to be done is to fit the dry break coupler, re-check the valve clearances, do up the locknut on the swing arm bolt, throw some clothes on it and get it down to Steve for him to set up on the Dyno. I'm not sure it'll pass an M.O.T though with how loud it is so I may have to borrow back the baffle I sent Paul for a week just to get it through.
Here is Gertie in all it's glory, I'm chuffed to bits



Gertie is soooo nearly done now. Fixed the water leak. The o-rings on the water pipe of the V were super hard and brittle so now both sets have been replaced Gertie has stopped doing excited puppy widdles everytime you blip the throttle. This has for the first time, let me get the bike up to temperature and all seems well, no leaks from anywhere and the oil doesn't resemble Mayo which means I didn't score the surface of the heads when I got all the old gaskets off. I stuck some axle stands under the pegs and went through all the gears and everything seemed ok, clutch is fine although a bit heavy so I'll have to look into that at some point but man does it sound loud and intimidating now!!!



The old man, being an ex Aston Martin engineer, just stood there grinning and nodding bless his cotton socks.

Anyway, all that really needs to be done is to fit the dry break coupler, re-check the valve clearances, do up the locknut on the swing arm bolt, throw some clothes on it and get it down to Steve for him to set up on the Dyno. I'm not sure it'll pass an M.O.T though with how loud it is so I may have to borrow back the baffle I sent Paul for a week just to get it through.
Here is Gertie in all it's glory, I'm chuffed to bits



Too spensiff!!!
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Re: UPDATE Road NC30 to track NC30 in 2 1/2 years and counti
well done dude! only question what is the HRC res bottle on the front subframe for? uv already got a rad overflow one and crank breather bottle