rotax in a drag frame?
#11
man i was looking for frame weight and i found this old thread, what do you know glad to see it got done even if it wasn't me[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]
#12
Originally posted by: SANDMAN430
seems the looks of the ds would be kind of neat in a low drag bike, lengthened out. well even at a fair 400 pounds it might be a lot easier to win a all out race with single cylinders
seems the looks of the ds would be kind of neat in a low drag bike, lengthened out. well even at a fair 400 pounds it might be a lot easier to win a all out race with single cylinders
#17
Sandbomber done a fine job at getting his stock chassis down to 315 ready to race. I stretched my stock chassis to a +8 out front and a +4 in the rear utilizing the stock oil tank, seat, battery, steel rear sprocket, 25" tires and 6' wheelie bar and weighed in at 315 ready to race. So, I think this will give you and idea of where you can be. Im anxious to see what the rigids will weigh in at. Of course getting one below 300lbs is NOT impossible. I could throw on another battery and save (9lbs), 22" tires (6lbs), aluminum sprocket (1lb), TiMoly chain (3lbs) and easily be under 300lbs ready to race with a modified chassis. Hope this helps.
PS: Keep an eye on the Clash of the Titans thread this weekend....LOL! ITs gonna get interesting to say the least, [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
PS: Keep an eye on the Clash of the Titans thread this weekend....LOL! ITs gonna get interesting to say the least, [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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Makes you wonder what this post will look like in another 3 years. lol. =]
I wonder how much the graphite or carbon fiber frames will weigh. lol. =]
I wonder how much the graphite or carbon fiber frames will weigh. lol. =]
#19
Originally posted by: sandbomber
I think that I have the only rigid to date!!!
I think that I have the only rigid to date!!!
Add your Kentucky buddy to the list of rigid owners....pics soon to come. BTW it weigh's in at 244# right now minus chain and rear sprocket,oil tank,wheelie bar and fluids.
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