| AJinNoHills |
 Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 12:37 am
 Subject: My track bike, the latest rendition |
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The hard parts (rearsets, bar ends, exhaust hanger, sprocket) are powder coated. The tank and plastics are rattle can. I'm happy with it.
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| mattwood1221 |
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| geekonabike |
Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 10:13 am
Subject: Righteous. |
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| AJinNoHills2 |
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| Bokonon |
Posted: Fri May 13, 2011 11:26 pm
Subject: Very nice, esp for a 20 year old bike. |
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Woodcraft rearsets?
Did you change the gearing to compensate for the short MT75s?
Are you running w/o a windscreen? Do you think it's not necessary to tuck behind one?
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| jfadool |
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| AJinNoHills2 |
Posted: Sat May 14, 2011 12:18 pm
Subject: And thank you as well! |
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I had debated changing the gearing so it matched my street bike but eventually decided that I wanted to build on what I had learned from my first track day, so I left it alone.
I opted not to go with a windscreen since I didn't have a decent one. Given my weight, I doubt the screen would have made a whole lot of difference - thjere was not a lot of turbulence coming down the straight. Plus that tiny extra bit is outweighed by my (chuckle) weight. (I'll do a more detailed post later on the day's experience).
The rearsets are stock. They just have a bitchin yellow powder coat. Pegs are a pair of anodized black ones I picked up on Amazon for like $12. |
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