ooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhh yes yes yes yes yes
The bike is runnig great, the 120 jets and flap sure did the trick Thanks fellers.
I now have a slight issue with the push button gear change system. It needs a bit of adjusting, i got about 20 miles from home and it decided it was working too hard and wouldn't change gear anymore. luckily i was in 3rd so managed to coast home without too much bother.
But the bike feels soooo good i cant wait to get it on track and give it a proper run.

cool - sounds good.

How does the push button work? Is it air powered?

No its an electric actuator that pushes a bar in or out. I connect this to a gear peg from an Aprilia RX50 that i have mounted facing down towards the ground. I will see if i can dig out a pic.
The trouble is the actuator is catching on the fairing and not able to move so it was getting hot, and stopped.
I just need to adjust it a little and it will be fine

CMSMJ1 wrote:cool - sounds good.

How does the push button work? Is it air powered?

Pic of the actuator, it's a bit Heath Robinson, but it works once it's set right The left hand engine mounts have been replaced with an L shaped bracket that incorporates the engine mounts/spacers, and teh actuator mounts of this.



I cant find a pic of the buttons, but they are red and green mounted on the left hand handle bar.

Handle bar buttons pic

Looks pretty good to me. Nice job.

Cheers Old Painless, i need to get some exhaust wrap to stop the heat transfer from the front down pipes, as this can slow the unit down a bit.

Im presuming its an electromagnet / solenoid ?

Old Painless wrote:Im presuming its an electromagnet / solenoid ?

Yes sure is, and that's a bit of an issue with running total loss, as the unit is like shorting the battery each time you change gear. I am going to have a run on track with the genny disconnected and see what the battery hold up like after 2 then 5 then 10 laps, and see if i can make a full race distance/weekend.

Shorting the battery ? Pulling too much current ? Shouldnt do anything but use power normally.