Nc30 track toy
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marcus57
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Re: Nc30 track toy
Haha yeah i guess so , one will go on this and the other ont the type 8.Drunkn Munky wrote:Wanker! i was just about to buy that sansei can and you must have got there just before me
That joint looks pretty rotten mate, welding it up might just blow more holes in it. Other than that looks alright mate
What could be my best best with the collector?
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Re: Nc30 track toy
Dunno have a chat with a welder, might be able to patch it up.
That RCV guy on here seems to be magic with exhaust repairs
That RCV guy on here seems to be magic with exhaust repairs
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marcus57
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Re: Nc30 track toy
I wouldnt mind a nice link pipe to be made , who was the chap on here that mad the ti moto gp style system?Drunkn Munky wrote:Dunno have a chat with a welder, might be able to patch it up.
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Re: Nc30 track toy
That RCV guy i think
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bikemonkey
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Re: Nc30 track toy
rcv4.
Did some proper good work on my standard system not long ago
Did some proper good work on my standard system not long ago
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VFRkieran
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Re: Nc30 track toy
What make is the first can you have bought?
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marcus57
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Re: Nc30 track toy
I think it's a tsr
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VFRkieran
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Re: Nc30 track toy
I thought it looked like a TSR badge, the look of the rivets and the style of the kevlar looks alot like my JHA cans though.
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Re: Nc30 track toy
Well I wouldn't be to upset if it was, can't wait for them both to arrive
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Re: Nc30 track toy
No progress apart from getting hold of all the bits apart from the nc24 slides for the carbs ( anyone got any) .
I also have a different system that I'm going to fit which is a 3/4 mild steel which is very very light .
There is nothing wrong with the forks fitted but I have some nice Maxton worked nc35 forks and my tyga yokes just sat in the garage , is there going to be any benefit to fitting these over the nc30 ones fitted ?
I also have a different system that I'm going to fit which is a 3/4 mild steel which is very very light .
There is nothing wrong with the forks fitted but I have some nice Maxton worked nc35 forks and my tyga yokes just sat in the garage , is there going to be any benefit to fitting these over the nc30 ones fitted ?