I wonder if they just relabeled the metzlers that come out of their factory Possibly, but they do come in different sizes so you can get a proper 90/90 18 that would fit the CB350 front. I think the RR smallest front is 110/80 18. It could very well just be a branding thing as well where smaller bi...

After much discussion a 1% bonus was agreed for P3 classes. The 1% was my error as I read the current handicap for SMP for P3L (1.077) and rounded the .077 to 1.01 when in fact it is 1.10. Sorry Michael. Just to confirm as this confused the hell out of me when I was talking to Doug Andrich about it...

My $0.02 is this, and bare in mind that I actually couldn’t ride a rocking horse and I’m a sample size of one, but anyway. So if you exclude anomalies like Darrell Cooney (who would probably win on a Honda Cub) A more modern bike will give the average VRRA rider a distinct advantage, hence my initia...

I managed to get a years credit from Thomas Edwards at AWS for 750 hours of compute per month and I have discourse installed on a test t2.micro instance. I've run into a problem transferring the data from this board. I'm not a VRRA member so I do not have access to things like the members only secti...

Dave.

This makes no sense. Are you saying that a P3L bike is doing effectively the same time as a P4-F3 bike, the only difference is 0.01%. Can you post the data that is behind this?

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Thanks Pat. This is great information. I'll send you a PM but why not Carbon Fibre? I thought the twill would form around the seam better than the fibreglass cloth. I may end up going with the 1st gen R6 tank. If you cut out the mounting hole for the gas cap and 2 inches out of the middle and weld i...

Just another question. Is a plastic tank permissible? I know some Ducati's have plastic tanks and I assume they are allowed to run with them. The TZR125 tank will bolt on but its plastic. Will it pass tech? Having re read the rules it doesn't say you can't run a plastic tank. I don't suppose its any...

My RZ 350 tank split along the seam top to bottom on the left hand side. Its pissing gas out everywhere. Will it pass tech if I just wrap all the seams in Carbon Fiber and bond it with a Phenol Novolac Epoxy (I'm hoping that Pat Cowan will chime in here). Not sure if its period correct though. There...

Thanks Bill. Its just easier using the Suzuki 17" rears as the only real difference is the actual width of the rim its self. The sprocket carrier, disk, caliper holder and caliper, cushions, spacers and 20mm axle are all the same. I just have to change the rear wheel depending if its SOAR or VR...

Hi Tim. Yes, SOAR allow 18" wheels. The problem is, as always, cost and availability. Its easier just to stick on a 180 and have a chicken strip. Later Suzuki wheels are great as all the sprocket carriers, disks and rear calipers and caliper holders just swap between rims regardless of the widt...

I know this is as contentious as an oil post but…. I’m in the process of building a P3H bike for next year and have been struggling to build it within the rules + the manufacturers recommendations for Tyres and Brakes. The bike will end up being around 180Kg and per the P3H rules the maximum size wh...

I believe that's the ones

Looking for a good set of front disks from either a

1999-2002 Suzuki Sv650
1999-2003 Suzuki GSX600/750Katana
1999-2003 Suzuki Bandit 600

Thanks for looking

I actually didn't try to price them. I had been talking to them about Endurance Tires for a P3 bike and they sent those as an option as they fit on skinny rims.

I would imagine that Wayne could get them as he is a Pirelli race tire dealer and I know he can get odd stuff like the Supercorsa TD's.