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Weight disspaointment
19 posts · Started by Rob377 · 30 May 2008
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Post 11 by sdrfreak,
#11Ambiguous is what they call ME!!!! Rob, damn it ...you know it is, what it is... that is, all that it is!
Bike runs stellar since the mar air box and now the new KTM factory map, (no charge, just had to drive 400 mi's),
stellar after only one whole year of perusing this....
Bike runs stellar since the mar air box and now the new KTM factory map, (no charge, just had to drive 400 mi's),
stellar after only one whole year of perusing this....
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Post 14 by Rob377,
#14According to Wiki, a litre of avgas (close enough to normal petrol) weighs 0.72kg
So that means Visordown's bike would weigh 420lbs on an empty tank (18.5l tank). Or 191kgs (2.2lbs to the kg).
Bear in mind, I scraped through maths and science
So that means Visordown's bike would weigh 420lbs on an empty tank (18.5l tank). Or 191kgs (2.2lbs to the kg).
Bear in mind, I scraped through maths and science
Post 15 by Rob377,
#15If Visordown's article is with a completely full tank and petrol does weight 0.72kg/l, then the test bike would weigh about 184kg (405lb) as the fuel weighs 0.72 x 18.5 = 13.3kg.
Sorry SDSmurf, back to school for you
Sorry SDSmurf, back to school for you
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