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thats lighter than an aprilla rs 250??

mitogeri wrote: rmkd full race spec bike was 138kg,hardly modified aswell.

I'd love to see what you consider to be a 'properly modified' ZXR400

mitogeri wrote:
2:15 is a nice time on Pannoniaring,but this bike must be much faster with these specs

But surely that depends on the rider, not the bike

(no disrespect to the rider )

Sorry Guys I didn`t want to hurt anybody.i know that laptime depends mainly on the rider of course.
I really love this bike, I was just wondering if its posible to reduce the weight that much.

Peace:)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkxONdoG9_w

seems extreem

mitogeri wrote:Sorry Guys I didn`t want to hurt anybody.i know that laptime depends mainly on the rider of course.
I really love this bike, I was just wondering if its posible to reduce the weight that much.

The bike actually weighted 132kg without fuel but 'oiled and watered' the 137kg was with 5 litres ish of fuel (enough for a race)...we were aiming at 130kg(un fueled) and as the bike had a stock crank we could have lost a bit there...and a few more lighter 'fixings/fasteners' we would have got closer.

im going to remove my rear disc,caliper and master clymder and anything to do wit a back brake,never used any way.

Good idea...take one of the front discs and cailpers off and use one disc and a 6 pot caliper on the front

zxr500man wrote:im going to remove my rear disc,caliper and master clymder and anything to do wit a back brake,never used any way.

You are messin? i just cant tell with you
If your not, let me know where not to race!
not that they would let you anyhow

its all gone,a good bit of stuff,il weigh it tomorrow,but its a good weight savin.

Ah ok.
You cant race without a rear brake, you do know this dont ya?

i raced before with out a clutch ,the cable broke on the 2nd lap ,i finished the race but it was very bad for the bike ,it was a 04 636, i remember it well ,it was fairly dangerous though i have to admit,i was not to proud afterwards ,but i just could not pull in,

I mean you wont be able to race without a working rear brake!
the bike wont get thru scruitineering

rmkd177 wrote:

mitogeri wrote:Sorry Guys I didn`t want to hurt anybody.i know that laptime depends mainly on the rider of course.
I really love this bike, I was just wondering if its posible to reduce the weight that much.

The bike actually weighted 132kg without fuel but 'oiled and watered' the 137kg was with 5 litres ish of fuel (enough for a race)...we were aiming at 130kg(un fueled) and as the bike had a stock crank we could have lost a bit there...and a few more lighter 'fixings/fasteners' we would have got closer.

thanks for the infomation! thats awesome:)
I didn`t measure my bike yet but its much more heavier I think.

they reckon wheels are the best place to loose weight,suppose to have the most effect,i read online somewhere, 1lb off the wheel is the same as 4lbs off the bike somewhere else,that much of an effect!

my bike is on a serious diet at the mo!