I'm considering racing CTMP national this year.Or go racing, then you don't miss out on boring track days
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Shopping list for 2013 track season
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just pure awesome
alkaline nine
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It was actually cheaper than the no name tire changers. And it only had about 10 sets of tires throught it. I will change tires at the track for a litre or two of race fuel. LOL
Awesome! I may be there myself, and shannonville. I wasn't putting down anyone who rides track days, you have to start somewhere. When things get stagnant though why not see where you stack up? The track itself is only as boring as the competition.
I got to test it today. One of the plates broke in half just right after my last push on the wrench. POS, don't buy. Next time I need to rivet a chain master link, I'll spend the $ for something that will last more than one time. You were all right.
Which one are you reffering too as MP has 4 or 5 different ones they offer.
My vote is for the jumbo tool.
That'll do, I have the same one works awesome.
It says: "Will rivet hollow nose master links (will not rivet solid soft-nose pins)", are the master links that usually come with DID ERV3 chains hollow nose?
Doesn't look very hollow to me
-Jamie M.
My Buddy Adam (AC) lent me this one, just spend the extra few buks and buy this one, it is worth it
I will eventually give it back and buy this one myself
My Buddy Adam (AC) lent me this one, just spend the extra few buks and buy this one, it is worth it
I will eventually give it back and buy this one myself
That is the one that I have. Got it from BSR( Tony). Works awesome.
It says: "Will rivet hollow nose master links (will not rivet solid soft-nose pins)", are the master links that usually come with DID ERV3 chains hollow nose?
Doesn't look very hollow to me
-Jamie M.
How does that not look hollow to you? It's hollow otherwise you need a quad stake rivet head tool not a flare like the one used for that did hollow pin
I said it dun look hollow cause I can't see through it
Ok, so if it's got a deep dimple in it to start, that's what they are calling "hollow", I see.
-Jamie M.
Yes they are not hollow all the way through, just the tip so it can flare out. The solid ones use a different tool that has a quad stake design, rather then flairing out it presses the end over on 4 sidesI said it dun look hollow cause I can't see through it
Ok, so if it's got a deep dimple in it to start, that's what they are calling "hollow", I see.
-Jamie M.
Bought two caliper seal kits from the dealer to rebuild my fronts. Pretty disappointed to find out price is 47 per kit, and only 25 from anywhere else on the internet. Lesson learned: no more blind orders to the dealers in Canada.
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Mr.Azim
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Getting my MikeyMoto rotors this weekend! and my forks/shock is in the mail (Accelerated Technologies).
I think I have everything; I just need to wait for a warmer garage so I can install everything after I get it all:
bodywork
forks
shock
quickshifter
sprockets
rotors
I'll have some before and after pics once I get at it. Some of it I can do indoors without the bike, the rest will have to wait.
I was thinking of a 1/4 turn throttle, but the stock R6 throttle is short as it is (I never had any need to finger-crawl to get it turned) so I might just leave it for now.
I think I have everything; I just need to wait for a warmer garage so I can install everything after I get it all:
bodywork
forks
shock
quickshifter
sprockets
rotors
I'll have some before and after pics once I get at it. Some of it I can do indoors without the bike, the rest will have to wait.
I was thinking of a 1/4 turn throttle, but the stock R6 throttle is short as it is (I never had any need to finger-crawl to get it turned) so I might just leave it for now.
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