jonny1bump
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How did you find the ride quality.
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I'm gutted for you look so fast stationary
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What is the handling like?
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Suz 7 Kent regrind.
Lee got greedy going suz 1 with his combo.
But as said above its the combination of all your parts is critical throwing random parts will not produce good power.
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Serious amount of work.
Got to say front wheel looks scary close in some of early pictures.
The black and yellow adds to the insane mean look of bike.
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pic of my 750 m hope ive sorted this re sizing
Mine was 1100 version of this scheme originally.
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You could weld a boss, or use pingel with reserve function if your not using rubbish original tap.
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I do not like bandits but rode mates 1200 mk 1 and got to say was pleasantly shocked quite liked it.
Now hes just snapped input shaft and he is sensible rider.
i now have engine to repair and really don't like it anymore and whats more using slingshot parts to repair it.
Ive gone completely wrong now.
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How loud is exhaust, ever done db reading
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meant to say I've got a set I can use, don't need some, thanks anyway
My bad i miss read
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The blue and white always looks good
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Just can not go Cadwell without riding round the track.
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Dyno sheet average has being 168 pdq dyno, 172 hp 98 ft lbs the one year at dyno torque normally aspirated with sheds loads of work. Will have to search for dyno sheets.
Just rebuilt feels really good, cant keep front wheel down, will have to run it up at some point.
Do not get too hung up on figures there can be a lot of variance.
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Getting there then, sounds look forward to seeing that in action
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No Saturday places left
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Blakemore?
Let us know when you going just finished the 11
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Actually looking at wiring the bandit is simply 12 volt feed in earth and signal feed out. Not sure what feed voltage is out and colors my notes are un clear on this.
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I used bandit block put put in 12 volt metal panel sensor inside it which designed for industrial stud machine then used resistors to bring voltage down to 5 volts which the particular speedo requires.
They all quite different so be careful.
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With what ever speedo you use you need to check in coming voltage the bandit sensor is quite specific with what it needs I have some notes some where will have post up the wiring perhaps that can go in vaults too.
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Carbide drill will go through every time, just be gentle they very brittle.
As stated above get through case your have no problem.
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That is so nice, not sure about front brake position.
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Put post in Wanted, some real good people on here.
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Is yours all finished now, have you pictures.
im on my last set of carbon panels.
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Do they do flat panel stuff, do you have to oil the filter.
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Got to keep your hands in before the kids takeover.