Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 11:02 am
Nice work mate.
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Rebuilding the Mutant
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Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Wed Oct 07, 2009 1:11 pm
Great work there Dave! It looks great
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 6:41 pm
Dave, its all back together 
...and looking great!!!
I'm sure it'll return x2, some of the "love,sweat & beers" that has obviously gone into it
Well done mate. Have fun
...and looking great!!!I'm sure it'll return x2, some of the "love,sweat & beers" that has obviously gone into it
Well done mate. Have fun
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Thu Oct 08, 2009 8:25 pm
Not Bad Dave ! Not Bad at all .
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 7:40 am
Hopefully I'll see it in action on Saturday!! Congrats mate...
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Fri Oct 09, 2009 9:13 am
+1 on all the favourable comments Dave, I 'specially like the pic of the R/H handlebar - Brembo, W.P., Trick throttle... drooool.
I'm looking forward to seeing you embarass all those new fangled ZX10 things in November on the 'old dunger' ZXR... Go the Mutant !!
I'm looking forward to seeing you embarass all those new fangled ZX10 things in November on the 'old dunger' ZXR... Go the Mutant !!
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 6:29 pm
Cheers guys - after today I've got to say I'm really happy with the mods - the bike feels heaps lighter than before, the handling is really sweet and I'm lapping EC at least a couple of seconds a lap faster which I'm pretty bloody happy with.
The most noticeable change has to be the brakes I reckon - I was pulling on the anchors at my normal braking marker for turn 2 - slowing from 160+ to 60 and finding I needed to get back on the gas to make it to the turn. I've taken a full 50m put of my braking marker and it's still not hard work
The suspension is also tops and well worth the money spent I believe. All in all I'm stoked
The most noticeable change has to be the brakes I reckon - I was pulling on the anchors at my normal braking marker for turn 2 - slowing from 160+ to 60 and finding I needed to get back on the gas to make it to the turn. I've taken a full 50m put of my braking marker and it's still not hard work
The suspension is also tops and well worth the money spent I believe. All in all I'm stoked
Re: Rebuilding the Mutant
Posted: Sat Oct 10, 2009 6:59 pm
Should be some nice scrape marks on that belly pan 