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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #255 on: 22.01. 2018 19:29 »
Best of luck mate.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #256 on: 20.02. 2018 19:44 »
While the Pukekohe festival was eminently forget-able with two magneto's failing and only managing two practices  *problem*.
The compensation was prize giving for the season which had completed just prior where my humble A10 won its first championship  *woo*. Yes it won the 2017 sidecar series for pre 63.  This was also my passengers first championship win, so nice to do.

Should be a cheap Joe Hunt Mag for sale shortly, the K2F is thankfully a warranty job and belongs to my '54 road rocket. Looking to go Pazon with total loss from a battery.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #257 on: 20.02. 2018 20:52 »
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it won the 2017 sidecar series for pre 63
more accurately I think you won it Tim  *good3* *good3* *good3* *good3* *yeah* *yeah*
who needs pyeongchang when the sidecars are on!
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #258 on: 21.02. 2018 03:53 »
Good onya Tim  *yeah*
Yes I went electric ignition in my 2nd season. Ran it total loss and would get at least half a dozen races on a charge with a tiny 4 amp battery 3.5"x4"x2.5". Sill in the cafe and will give me at least 1 hour of road riding.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #259 on: 21.02. 2018 09:32 »
Well done Time *yeah*

The Joe Hunt looks like a carbuncle and does not realy fit good.
Once up on a time I had fit such a Magneto I had to grind the crankcase and Magnetohousing
down to fit.

For my new RickmannOIF  framed A10  I have ordered a new BTH selfgenerating Mag.
Oh yes its a lot of Money but its worth. Never had any probs with this BTH mags, adjust and forget it.
No charging Batteries or any fails of them.

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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #260 on: 25.04. 2018 22:50 »
screen fitted and seat upholstered. have fitted the pazon, just need the mods (strengthening) to the sidecar nosecone and new tacho mounts
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #261 on: 25.04. 2018 22:52 »
Love the looks, mighty.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #262 on: 26.04. 2018 08:44 »
Quote from: a10gf on 25.04. 2018 22:52
Love the looks, mighty.

Yep, looks like a helluva thing. Real nice.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #263 on: 26.04. 2018 08:51 »
Now to cover the thing with sponsorship stickers.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #264 on: 26.04. 2018 12:53 »
RR ,love that dustbin fairing ,how much added to the topend with it fitted ?? Bob
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #265 on: 26.04. 2018 16:13 »
love that dustbin fairing ,

me too, got evil thoughts of a miniature jet turbine sneakily installed inboard of that cooling air intake, might just need a bit of adjustment to the steering tho, and asbestos leggings  *smile*
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #266 on: 26.04. 2018 17:41 »
The link don't work for me.
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #267 on: 26.04. 2018 19:09 »
Quote from: RoyC on 26.04. 2018 17:41
The link don't work for me.
This, maybe: https://goo.gl/fZQmyX
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #268 on: 26.04. 2018 22:08 »
I dont have much to offer other than I have greatly enjoyed this topic, Dustbins are COOL!  *beer*
And flogging your old racer is even cooler. Thank you!

(Show those BMW lads a thing or 2 while you are at it)
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Re: The road rocket racing sidecar project
« Reply #269 on: 01.05. 2018 05:23 »
Quote from: Topdad on 26.04. 2018 12:53
RR ,love that dustbin fairing ,how much added to the topend with it fitted ?? Bob

Hard to tell what we gained as I'd also done a 6 speed at the same time and that keeps the old girl on the boil, however we were pulling taller gearing than previously at both Taupo and Pukekohe, but ignition issues meant our attempt at running a gps speedo were inconclusive. The bike does keep accelerating where it used to hit the wall with its two lardy middle aged crew. Problem is much of our competition is now either 1000cc pre 76 or big bore triumph and we lack the cubes to really get the drive.
We've got a play weekend with the public at Taupo this weekend and the rain has forestalled any test run with the Pazon. So I'm hoping we dont just end up a stationary display exhibit  *dunno*
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