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Zedex 6 wrote: So its how well and where there mounted is the key ingredient in my opinion.

Thanks for the other perspective Zedex 6. We're you crash knobs mounted directly to your frame, engine bracket, or to a bracket extending from either of these points?

Hhhmmm ... and to think of all the bikes I would be around if I had have accepted a job offer rather than pursue more study

I wonder if the design calculations I made for a suspension dyno machine were actually put into production?

Thanks Nelso, I'll be sure to keep the Woodcraft sliders in mind :). How ironic, the link you sent me had an endorsement from GMD Computrack. 17yrs ago when I was doing my engineering degree I undertook some work experience for Greg McDonald (owner) out at Regents Park. Greg let me practice using ...

Yeah, I hear you guys and certainly agree that they are advantageous in low sides. I suppose nothing can really save $$$ in a high side/speed crash except for a bottomless wallet.

Do many of our KSRC members who race use them?

Hi guys,

I've been contemplating whether or not I should invest in some frame sliders for my '04 zx10r trackie. I've heard mixed reports about them, but was just wondering what you guys think?

Cheers,
Dan

Good thing the totalled bike ain't a Kawasaki!

Not the news I was hoping for, yet am very thankful that injuries weren't any worse.

Sykes fell and injured his left hand on day one after less than ten laps of the PI circuit, which has recently been resurfaced. He underwent a medical examination right away and will be ready to take to the track ...

I'm been salivating for the opening round for weeks, now even more so

Two weeks and counting

Almost had a tear in my eye when I saw Sykes cross the line so far in front last night ... :oops:

The frustrating thing, however, is that if the rain had of come down after two-thirds race distance and if positions stayed as they were, Sykes would be leading the championship by 1 point over Biaggi ...

Was just perusing the MotoGP website and this caught my eye ...

http://www.motogp.com/en/news/2012/Ston ... +to+retire

Hey Pittster ... as I started the thread isn't it my job to say "thanks for all the input"? :lol:

So I did EC yesterday and today, running approx 30-31psi in the front and 28psi in the rear. Both felt fine except that the rear had a definite chamfer (it's a little bit old...) on the left which ...

Hi Guys,

Due to pregnancy for the wife I have literally been away from the track for 9 months now, but alas, I will be heading to EC on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Last time I was out I met a guy from KSRC :kuda: :kuda: who advised me on tyre pressures for my crim. They were awesome :D as I ...

Phil wrote:Sykes second fastest on Day 2

We may have a little more to cheer about this year by the look of it.

... and Lascorz fifth fastest, 0.4s off Checa!!!

Early days yet, but I say ... bring on the 2012 Team Green Roaring Machines!!!

Haven't checked the WSBK site for a week or so, but stumbled upon this tonight!! I'm salivating for 2012 already :kuda: :kuda:

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Record pace for Sykes in Spanish testing
Friday, 02 December 2011 14:12

After two winter test sessions in Spain, at Aragon and more recently Valencia ...

I too would like to purchase these items - I have done an extensive search but found nothing. Hopefully someone can point us both int he right direction.