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Re: Swingarm spacing? - His Dudeness - 06-02-14

(04-02-14, 12:02 AM)Lumpy link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124658#msg124658 date=1391416643]
[quote author=Lumpy link=topic=11521.msg124656#msg124656 date=1391415321]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124060#msg124060 date=1391067587]
I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!
hmmm, you are assuming the contact patch is reduced of course, there ins't a great deal of difference between the contact patch of a 150 compared to a 160 and different manufacturers may have a different profile and actually have more contact patch. Narrower tyres benefits are faster turn in and better wet weather grip,
[/quote]
Lovely contradiction there!
[/quote]lots of kafas out there. Do what you want. Too many darrsi types out there trying to put imagination  off and stuff.
[/quote]

What does that mean? Got a problem with someone expressing their opinion?


Re: Swingarm spacing? - Punkstig - 06-02-14

I'd just like point out that's not my quote!


Re: Swingarm spacing? - ChristoT - 06-02-14

A bit defensive there, Stig!  :lol

It takes all sorts. Having a few sensible Darrsi types curbing my insanity is a good thing. I wish more had been around before that insane trailer idea!

By the way - who wants to buy a towbar?  :rollin :rollin


Re: Swingarm spacing? - ChristoT - 11-02-14

More good news!! Looks like I struck gold on that Bros: rough measurements poking around with calipers over lunch break have told me the swingarm width is about 235.25mm (not sure how accurate my measurements were) , and the wheel to centreline is roughly 115mm. Happy days.  Smile

EDIT: Butter fingers! I mean sprocket to wheel centreline. Still happy days. Smile



Re: Swingarm spacing? - Deefer666 - 11-02-14

(30-01-14, 08:39 AM)Punkstig link Wrote:I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!

Because you can?


Re: Swingarm spacing? - darrsi - 11-02-14

(04-02-14, 12:02 AM)Lumpy link Wrote:[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124658#msg124658 date=1391416643]
[quote author=Lumpy link=topic=11521.msg124656#msg124656 date=1391415321]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124060#msg124060 date=1391067587]
I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!
hmmm, you are assuming the contact patch is reduced of course, there ins't a great deal of difference between the contact patch of a 150 compared to a 160 and different manufacturers may have a different profile and actually have more contact patch. Narrower tyres benefits are faster turn in and better wet weather grip,
[/quote]
Lovely contradiction there!
[/quote]lots of kafas out there. Do what you want. Too many darrsi types out there trying to put imagination  off and stuff.
[/quote]


Only just seen this reply, not quite sure what you mean by that comment, just you being a miserable git as usual i s'pose?


Re: Swingarm spacing? - Punkstig - 11-02-14

As I said above- that's not my comment!!!


Re: Swingarm spacing? - darrsi - 11-02-14

(11-02-14, 10:31 PM)Punkstig link Wrote:As I said above- that's not my comment!!!


:lol


Re: Swingarm spacing? - paulchucky - 18-02-14

(03-02-14, 09:37 AM)Punkstig link Wrote: [quote author=Lumpy link=topic=11521.msg124656#msg124656 date=1391415321]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124060#msg124060 date=1391067587]
I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!
hmmm, you are assuming the contact patch is reduced of course, there ins't a great deal of difference between the contact patch of a 150 compared to a 160 and different manufacturers may have a different profile and actually have more contact patch. Narrower tyres benefits are faster turn in and better wet weather grip,
[/quote]
Lovely contradiction there!
[/quote]






fzs600 never gunna light the rear up ?????????????  wanna take a ride with me !!!!!!!!!!!!!








Re: Swingarm spacing? - ChristoT - 18-02-14

Knowing my fondness for the right wrist, maybe I should start researching traction control....  Wink


Re: Swingarm spacing? - Punkstig - 19-02-14

(18-02-14, 11:00 PM)paulchucky link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124658#msg124658 date=1391416643]
[quote author=Lumpy link=topic=11521.msg124656#msg124656 date=1391415321]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124060#msg124060 date=1391067587]
I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!
hmmm, you are assuming the contact patch is reduced of course, there ins't a great deal of difference between the contact patch of a 150 compared to a 160 and different manufacturers may have a different profile and actually have more contact patch. Narrower tyres benefits are faster turn in and better wet weather grip,
[/quote]
Lovely contradiction there!
[/quote]






fzs600 never gunna light the rear up ?????????????  wanna take a ride with me !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[/quote]

Dear lord, can you at least put the right quote up to what you're responding to so I don't get pointless notifications saying I've been 'quoted'
Thankyou!


Re: Swingarm spacing? - Lumpy - 19-02-14

(18-02-14, 11:00 PM)paulchucky link Wrote: [quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124658#msg124658 date=1391416643]
[quote author=Lumpy link=topic=11521.msg124656#msg124656 date=1391415321]
[quote author=Punkstig link=topic=11521.msg124060#msg124060 date=1391067587]
I don't know the answer but I also don't know why anyone would think of reducing the rear contact patch!
hmmm, you are assuming the contact patch is reduced of course, there ins't a great deal of difference between the contact patch of a 150 compared to a 160 and different manufacturers may have a different profile and actually have more contact patch. Narrower tyres benefits are faster turn in and better wet weather grip,
[/quote]
Lovely contradiction there!
[/quote]






fzs600 never gunna light the rear up ?????????????  wanna take a ride with me !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[/quote]no thanks, I'm straight.