Spoke to BSD peterborough (01733 223377) on saturday about finaly getting the stunt bike setup properly

So she was droped off at 7:30 this morning.............
lunch time i get a call to collect "all done" (that was quick)

As per Classic Motorcycle Mechanic mag's 80's Dyno day my Stunt bike was only kicking out 57BHP at the Auto center Rushden
witrh my "rear sprocket the size of rutland"

However she is now kicking out 81.59BHP with NO flat spots and pulls all the way through the rev range, roll on the good weather

All things considered thats not bad for a 22 year old bike thats been writen off once and has 60,000+ miles on the clock

Thanks to Mark, Zena and mary of BSD peterborough

 

25bhp is a huge power gain!!!

 

a big sprocket makes no differance on a dyno....
not bad power tho...

 

Thats good to no!

I am planning on gettting mine on the rolling road at some point. I have been looking at dynojet kits for mine but seems alot of money plus the rear sprocket i have it should lift well

 

just balance the carbs, you would be amazed at the differance it makes on an old bike....
if you dont know how to do it pop down to hayes and ill sort it for you.

 

I got the kit to do the carbs with. My vtr was a pain to do the carbs on spent endless hours "tweaking".

Would be cool to meet up tho.

 

yeah no probs

 

Should not be long before my Oil boiler is on the road :-)

 

Just seen it in classic motorcyle mechanics mag

 

And thats mushroom with the black latex gloves fixing his Runner 180.
Man it was cold that day!! my mrs went in the car so i could play all the way there and back............

The guy doing the pics is Scottie, top chap want to do some stunt pics soon, he does top grade photography for several bike mags, and i think its his mrs thats doe the pics for motorcycle monthly

its like a new bike now, tryed wheeling it right after the dyno its totaly diffrent now i kepped on lighting up the rear i gotta tone down my throttle hand a little.........

Aparently im in Motorcycle monthly too
Havent sceen it yet tho

 

They were supost to blank out my reg no. tho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I dont think it really matters having your reg in there...

 

if you dont want pics of your numberplate etc, then dont run one, or tape it up, then ya dont have to worry.

 

I use dzus fastners for a quick release number plate the pics were taken just after i arrived i was going to flip plate over but hay **** happens

 

Should be ok. I mean, its only a pic of a parked bike, not like your stunting on public road. And If the police were to look through magazines for number plates, Classic Motorcyle Mechanics would prob be the last one to check

 

Yea think you may have a point there..........