Thanks lads

Clothes on, pleased with the outcome http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/2C2A42B5-1F92-47A6-A69D-86B938A2DF41_zpsmco9op41.jpg http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/5FD90FC8-458E-44A6-B798-7541F53467A8_zpsgxoii0ru.jpg Got a few miles in and the flat spot found on the dyno is quite...

Got the fairings back from Alan at RR Racepaints, going away for a few days early tomorrow so no time to fit them :( but happy with the finish :) http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/3D461456-A55D-4067-B53E-BD0123DB3C54_zpsiaeo0lee.jpg http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/E9A9C8C...

Agree there mate, those motors Ian has pushing 65hp out do go through pistons and full rebuilds at a much faster rate than you'll want!! I bet it's a right laugh to ride. Best to be safe, it always bothers me where people get carried away checking the fuelling at full throttle and never spend a bit ...

Cheers mate, the bike is away at the moment being painted Gone for this but proper yam blue instead of the red, 443 where it says TZ and no big Yamaha decal. Wheels stay gold and mudguard/hugger stay unpainted carbon http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/tz250_zpsgho7jszt.jpg I just hope it...

Haha bit of a turn around. So are you swapping all the tasty bits to the new bike including your digital ignition etc? I was expecting you to get in the 50s hp wise, was that at the wheel or crank? Hasn't the engine had work too... Is that going with the bike or you swapping that in its entirety too...

Bellmouths on, have to see how they perform as there's not much space but the air filter is a much better fit with them on.

Need to relocate the carb overflow catch tank

Haha it's been done before, a la




Hmm

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Little update Bellmouths made up from my drawing and in the post, will be a shame to put a filter over them! http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/DA78B8B7-CBC9-41D2-9D90-9610579996E3_zps1uzlatx8.jpg http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q53/yazza54/13CD07C6-F2FC-483C-A02C-6EBBE804B2C7_zpsdgzt...

facinating guy we discussed ratio's and gearing scenario's apparently my stock bike with a 14/38 gearing will manage 94 mph however with such a huge gap between gears it will be constantly out of the powerband and unless running down hill and weighing 6 stone then it's an impossible speed So with h...