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Having stripped a GG down to the frame, its surprisingly heavy. But remember its built for the masses.

No reason why a lot of weight couldn't be saved from the frame using better materials, butted tubing etc. I would guess that the frame spars are about half the size on the prototype.

If cycle frames are anything to go by there's no reason why you wouldn't lose strength. It would just cost a lot more!

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Having stripped a GG down to the frame, its surprisingly heavy. But remember its built for the masses.

No reason why a lot of weight couldn't be saved from the frame using better materials, butted tubing etc. I would guess that the frame spars are about half the size on the prototype.

If cycle frames are anything to go by there's no reason why you wouldn't lose strength. It would just cost a lot more!

So should we be calling the Gassers "Fat Lasses" instead of the 4RT ????

Errrr . let me think.... now is it .... no, it's not that many.......

Does IOW youths indoor count :closedeyes:

:)

Was that the one with the tractor incident?

Was that the one with the tractor incident?

No, the year before that one. The year Sam won :closedeyes:

I recall a moto-x engine being very successful in a trials bike in the '80's (OK it won only one world round, but it made a damn fine bike for the rest of the market). I guess there are many other examples too!

Nothing beats a good engineer..... apart from a physicist!

:closedeyes:

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