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FIO - twin cylinder 2 stroke rotax microlights in UK generally run at 50:1 and are so over cooled that 80% of radiator is covered in winter.
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http://www.nickandkaren.co.uk/frankfieldfantic.co.uk/enginediagram.html
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Hi Deryk, I travel a relatively short distance (2-5 hrs) to the Pre 65, so whether it was one or two days I would still ride. But, in my opinion, the riders from mainland Europe, as well as our southern friends, contribute dramatically to the fantastic atmosphere. My concern would be whether they would continue to support a one day event.
If you are looking for a new challenge, how about organising a 2 day twin shock trial.
Ross
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Bit early for April fools ?
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Does the plug spark ?
Is the plug wet or dry ?
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Maybe they will handle better with extra weight !
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Hi metisse, I have sent you a pm.
Thanks Ross
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Hi metisse, are you anywhere near Toulouse ?
Thanks Ross
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Take an experienced friend with you.
Be aware that a "cheap" bike that needs new mudguard, bearings, tyres, piston etc - is not a cheap bike.
Chain and sprockets.
Brake pads.
Levers
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Speak to these people, they might be able to help you
http://www.highlandleisuresport.co.uk/
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Now this is what I call progress
http://www.austin-yang.com/index.php?/projects/iturntable/
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http://www.motoswm.com/
http://klmotorsport.com/default.aspx
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I think 50:1 as you say is a reasonable figure, using good quality 2 stroke.
The SSDT bikes can have real overheating problems due to the radiators getting blocked with mud etc. Riders are advised to put a mud flap on the front mudguard, and constantly check and clean the radiator shroude. Specific SSDT preparation can be read here. hhttp://www.trialscentral.com/news-archive/scottish-six-days-trial/13143-ssdt-the-beta-survival-guide
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Is "breagh" not Italian for p****d ?
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What do you do the night before ? Does have an effect.
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copemecs got it covered !
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In the past they only had 2 stroke petrol in one ratio, but when the copemecs of this world demanded a certain ratio they just agreed with whatever they said.
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Nice bike, check float level. If it's original carb it will be worn, which won't help running.
A heat shield is a easy addition to make, and would help eliminate fuel boiling.
I would also change to a slow action Domino anyway.
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1 use a standard 428 chain
2 use the snail cams to compensate
3 go to a "sympathetic" MOT station
4 for chain to tyre clearance, dish the wheel
5 ride and enjoy
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So if you average out your recommendations, you end up with ? 50 : 1
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You need a heavy duty version of this
http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/products/zefal-tyre-liners
Contact the manufactures
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Not very scientific though ?
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I got my wife a fridge for Christmas 2 years ago, she still loves it, every time she opens the door I see her little face light up.
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I thought you were 50 and 12 1/4 s ?
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