Classic Bike Trackday 2 - 11th & 12st of July - Cadwell

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I'd be inclined to pick up a secondhand quiet can just to make sure you pass the noise tests. You could then swop over to the fruity can afterwards as they only noise test once.

Saying that there were some brutally loud bikes there last year. I recall a BMW R100RS and a Honda MT125R (amongst others) which were out on track but sounded way over the db limit.
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Well I've only got to:
- install exhaust studs
- fit exhaust
- Fit carbs
- fit radiators
- get can back from MHP
- mount exhaust can ( needs bracket fabricating)
- fit loom
- fill with fluids
- pray it starts
- test
- test generator
- change tyres
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Post by wullie3xv9 »

Thanks for the replys, folks. :grin: I was hoping I'd have my 3XV rebuilt for Cadwell ... but I don't .. so my baby Gixer is going instead as I'm happy with how it's running now. (Need to update my "Winter service/tidy-up" thread in the workshop section ;) ). It's a bit late in the day to buy a quieter end can (which would probably screw up the top-end jetting anyway) so I'll just have to cross me fingers! :pray:

What rev's do they test the 400 4 strokes at, 8,000 ?? (My 3XV TZR is tested at 8,000 rpm).
And which noise test app. is deemed the most accurate? :whistle:

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5000rpm.
Reckon you'll prob be ok, the maj of 4 strokes are not as loud as the 2 strokes!
But if you do run into probs I'm sure someone will have a spare can to lend you, mate. You are welcome to borrow my spare carbon can if it will fit.
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5k? thought it was 8k????
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Oh woa.
the CRM is sounding a little "rumbly" and i suspect is past it's best and in need of a rebuild.
i took it out today and it sure goes ok still but does sound a little rumbly from the bottom end.

i will be investigating the main bearings this week, however it does coincide with a recent gear oil change from cheap shit 10w 40 to expensive motul gear oil - it seems not to like the good stuff.

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Post by wullie3xv9 »

Drunkn Munky wrote:5k? thought it was 8k????
So did I but wasn't 100% sure, hence why I asked. Good luck sorting your rumbly CRM, CRM.
I would have thought Motul gear oil would quieten it down, not make it noisier ?? !! But what do I know .... :whistle:
Was the cheaper 10W40 thicker ??
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CRM wrote:RD350N1 on standby
Thats full of win, CRM sounds fucked best leave it to rest next weekend ;)
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bring out an RVF paul...if you bring a 350 I'll have to blag a go on it please :)

My wife and boy are coming to this - I don't know how that will work but we'll get the big tent out, you lot can be nice and it will be good session.

My son is awesome - I reckon he'll be excited to see some action (and then get bored and want to talk alphabets, colours and numbers)

No9 not moved since Anglesey - I need to remove the rear disc so I can fit the dymags..lol oil check, coolant check and some jungle juice to burn and I'm going to give Cadwell a good going over!
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Yeah i am thinking balance shaft bearings like cheap oil - which is what will go in it again this weekend

The N1 i took to valley last weekend to "run in" well it got 3 sighting laps then ragged.
handling is pure comedy, brakes are poodle. if i did bring the N1 i would ride it accordingly and at a pace fitting with a mint original N1 - so unless lapping me i doubt you would see it much on track.
at least the CRM took some passing in the corners.

To be fair i took the RVF yesterday to Anglesey too, and it rocked.
had 2 moments where my lazy riding style and feet sticking out touched down causing a panic moment, but it went well. however i just don't see the appeal the CRM was much more fun, far less tiring and still the bike of choice for me.
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