Further comments following what I wrote yesterday. The safety of me driving now is a different matter to the safety of me as an inexperienced and untrained...
snip ... but Gensis is 'only' 650cc - the C1 less - so the limits have been reduced by design. If someone proposes a 'busa powered Genesis, I would agree...
... Ian is broadly correct. There could be said to be three phases in late 20th. Century FF development. 1. Discovery of potential. At it's simplest 34...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 1, 2006 1:15 pm
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... I was talking about traction and handling limits, not speed limits. Small bikes crash as often as big ones, apparently. Speed is about the easiest thing to...
... I really agree with that. If the shapes good and there's enough power/weight to accelerate firmly in traffic - say to 90- then it'll almost inevitably...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 1, 2006 3:06 pm
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Following Genesis update: Genesis was designed as a vehicle to be used by me to replace my car in everyday use. It had to be able to carry a reasonable load,...
... Ask a woman to sit on a FF immediately after she sits on a conventional HF bike. She can reach the ground, it did not fall over,she has control! I think...
Bob Wreford wrote: (snip) ... I would go to Fowlers with a skateboard? And worry about Bikers 'looking' at me. Hah! When some manu finally gets a firm enough...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 1, 2006 5:51 pm
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snip ... I'm not 100% convinced either. I just am less convinced of the conventional explanations for crashes and road fatality rates. The normal explanations...
Very Interesting.....(Arthur,Royce and Bob) Following a meeting with John Keogh and Paul Blez the Mk 4 Genesis was going to be aimed (almost provocatively) at...
... so out with hi-vis orange and in with fluoro pink? Peter __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has...
Bob Wreford <bobwreford@...> Sat, 1 Apr 2006 17:18:11 ... What a wonderful image! It'll be like the conversations you get if you ride a current Triumph...
... Only that is no 125. That's an Enfield motor. http://tinyurl.com/l2ejs There is the 125. Mind you the price could be right as the 50 is only @£1k Ian ...
... See sachs_madass_FF in the Files (not Photos) section for the usual FF'd sketch. I've assumed the front mount of the rear shock can be moved down a bit -...
... I spent six months in Appledore trying to introduce new ideas into the shipyard there and they produced the nicest variant of this attitude: (you supply...
snip ... There are already some Korean bikes with suitable power plants. Cub clones like Hyosung Midas. Maybe better quality than the really cheap Chinese...
... That link gets me a late Bullet motor in a motorised bicycle frame. What's that got to do with Mayhem, Partridge, or Blez in China? Let alone FF's. Wot...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 2, 2006 10:44 am
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... Makes sense. After a romp you get a slomp innit? Royce...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 2, 2006 10:47 am
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... http://tinyurl.com/jj9zj Ian www.voyager03.co.uk Any artiste mentioning football on the stage will be paid off immediately...
With respect to the title of this message, previously attached elsewhere, I thought I should note that the computer expert, currently out having a nice meal in...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 2, 2006 10:52 am
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... Does anyone else think new motorcycle prices are due to fall rapidly in the next 5 years as Far East products increase in sales? My wife passed the comment...
... This is good work you're doing Bob, The next 'natural' cut'n shut may already be out there. Royce...
Royce Creasey
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Apr 2, 2006 11:33 am
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Google couldn't find the link for me. Any error?...
Ian Leslie
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Apr 2, 2006 1:10 pm
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At last lovely grippy roads as they are at last mud free for the first time for months after all the last few days downpours. So another 4 sports bikes in the...
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