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And the winner is.....

9 posts · Started by Ducati Pete · 02 Sep 2008

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Nice picture - that's money going up in smoke though!

I'm SO tight.

I finished second in a race a few years ago, was about to do a burn out and thought, "Hang-on this rear tyre has only done 10 laps of 2.7 miles" I rode strtaight back to pit lane!
Here's a photo of the 2nd race grid forming.


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The cheating bastard

Dont tell me the modifications include:

An engine that isnt hunting for fuel everywhere and doesnt stall

Hose clips that keep the coolant in the hoses and not on the back wheel.

A progressive throttle instead of a switch

A clutch slave cylinder that doesnt leak.

A brake master cylinder that doesnt let the fluid seep out and eat your brake lever

No wonder they have confiscated it. KTM want to copy it for next years Superduke.

Even if they strip Dave Woods of the title they will still let him race the RC8 next year - incase he can improve that
I hope that isn't true.

I help a rider in National JNR Superstock, and there are rumours that several people in that class have motors above that which are allowed by the rules.

I love one make and superstock racing - for the reason that money shouldn't make too much of a difference.
It would be a shame if they do find anything untoward, they have also taken Kelvin Reilly's bike.
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