Let's hope there are some big players from a major works team on here because with quality of such a high standard, they'd be bound to snap you up.

Carlos wrote:[]I am using the genuine HRC clear bottle so as to avoid possible colour/power fade problems, and I agree always use genuine HRC parts as shown below. :D

Thats not genuine, I could see through that straight away. I think I have a picture of it on tape.

Dont ever run the motor with that fitted, as the reflections will impinge on the adjacent HT lead, causing reverse misfires at 5,673.5 rpm.

Dave. High performance designs

arsey30 wrote:

Carlos wrote:[]I am using the genuine HRC clear bottle so as to avoid possible colour/power fade problems, and I agree always use genuine HRC parts as shown below. :D

Thats not genuine, I could see through that straight away. I think I have a picture of it on tape.

Dont ever run the motor with that fitted, as the reflections will impinge on the adjacent HT lead, causing reverse misfires at 5,673.5 rpm.

Dave. High performance designs

im swaying towards carlos's hrc bottle as it claims to last 50% longer, and to be honest i like to think that if a job is worth doing, you should do it properly...... :D

[quote="Landy63im swaying towards carlos's hrc bottle as it claims to last 50% longer, and to be honest i like to think that if a job is worth doing, you should do it properly...... :D[/quote]

If you want to believe in fairy stories , that's up to you, but I was silly enough to use one, but although the engine revved cleanly, it caused it to over rev and it went so fast the label tore off the bottle and jammed the carbs wide open.

Dave. High performance Labels.

In a futile attempt to finalise this debate I have carried out extensive tests. Having tried to use Fairy, and apart from the masses of suds it creates, my hands have never been softer. Result.

Looks like we did similar research, I used two ex-racer pals as lab rats, Hans from germany who now works in a kitchen used the fairy, whilst Jervais from france who is now a cross dressing caberet dancer used marigolds and barrier cream.
After 6 months testing the results were conclusive and are thus:

Hans that does dishes can be soft as Jervais, with mild green fairy liquid. :D

For our younger veiwers here's a link to coroborate me and Micks research, all sing along now!
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=-taEaSfPtbY

well ive got a rabbit water bottle as my overflow bottle for my race bike, well i wouldnt want them to go thirsty, they might slow down down if they do :)

rite today i got around to stripping the tank back to bare metal so it would be ready for painting, after getting through 3 paint jobs (hideous purple, hrc orange and then rothmans rep) i finally got down to bare metal and lots of filler ill post some pics once i work out how and you can see the tank as nature intended :D its a shame it cant stay that way because its very motogp esq....
also ive been around a few spray shops trying to find some one to powder coat my frame and swing arm, anyone know of some one decent in the barnsley area??
thanks for reading
damien

ive also posted in the for sale area for all the bits ive no use for
sub frame
radiators
rear shock
undertray

and probably other bits i dont need..

There's a cracking bloke in Pontefract that does powder coating Damien. Good quality and very reasonable too. If you are over here for those forks I'll take you round there if you want. He's just round the corner from me.

is that who did your frame mate? can you send me his number please, dont want to sound cheeky but how much did it cost you?