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Which contains more Ti parts, the bike or the rider?
Thats freakin awesome, Gary is one of my favorite riders.
Hopefully this will be his big comeback
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Some of the times being reported for the testing session...
Supersport:
1 Parkes Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 2:03.5
3 Pitt Honda CBR600RR Hannspree Ten Kate Honda 2:03.9
4 Foret Yamaha YZF R6 Yamaha Motor Italia WSB 2:04.2
5 Mc Coy Triumph 675 Triumph - SC 2:07.2
6 Paul Young Triumph 675 Triumph - SC 2:12.0
Originally Posted by Hoss
uufffffcome on young!!!
Denno - CCS|LRRS EX#49
2006 Yamaha R6LRRS Rookie of the Year 2008
The triumph is up against 10 years of racing development in the I4's It will take time for them to get to the WSS level.
Paul_E_D
Yeah, Young is involved because he's been racing the 675 at British SS as a privateer since the start. He also was a (if not "THE") 675 test rider for Triumph during it's development.
It will be a while, but I hope Triumph keeps supporting it.
So 675 cc bikes can run up against 600 cc bikes?
How do they make that fair? Restrictor plates?
Or do they run as is semi stock?
About McCoy...
funny joke about the titanium !
That guy like the $6 million dollar man (lee majors) !
2008 Honda CBR 600RR
The 675 is a triple, so it gets a displacement break.
Putting his hands in the air, like he just doesn't care.
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Dave - Motorace - Michelin
My friends are always telling me at stop signs/lights " Hey you know you are missing a Cylinder?"
Most recent results from today's testing:
I tempi (ufficiosi) Supersport
1. Parkes (Aus-Yamaha) 2:03.0;
2. Foret (Fra-Yamaha) 2:03.0;
3. Pitt (Aus-Honda) 2:03.3;
4. McCoy (Triumph) 2:05.0;
5. Young (GB-Triumph) 2:07.0.
675's are running stock engines from what the guys on the Triumph forum are saying (Is that not the rule?).
WSS bikes can run a factory race kit. The rules are more open in certain spots than say US Supersport rules.
The question is whether Triumph actually has one.
Putting his hands in the air, like he just doesn't care.
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Dave - Motorace - Michelin
then stay away from them, they're not your friendsMy friends are always telling me at stop signs/lights " Hey you know you are missing a Cylinder?"
Denno - CCS|LRRS EX#49
2006 Yamaha R6LRRS Rookie of the Year 2008
The question is whether Triumph actually has one.
Young actually helped develop one. Just hit the market last winter if I'm not mistaken.
The way I see it, you got an extra oneMy friends are always telling me at stop signs/lights " Hey you know you are missing a Cylinder?"
The bikes in my garage have an average of 2.25 cylinders
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