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Count me in on this one.

I run a Nvidia Quadro FX4500 Of course it has at least 512MB... :poke ATI's stuff does not play nice with the software I run. Solidworks, Mastercam, Catia, Pro E.... Bad JuJu..... Just say no...... All of the people that I have talked to (Including the QC Dept's at CNC Software adn Solidworks) have...

Yeah, that's a sweet deal. Bikebandit has them for around $240 shipped.

Yeah, I just got the clutch, chain, and sprockets on a couple days ago. Now it 'just' needs tires, fork seals, valves adjusted, and eventually brake pads.

I just ordered a set of Dunlop Qualifiers for mine, I'll post up my experience when they get here. Poor old Bridgestone BT010 in the rear is starting to look like a tire cutaway.

My roommate won't let me park the FZR in the living room, so it has to sleep outside

Not sure how it would make it up the steps anyway

60% also.

Watched it this afternoon on Speed, was a great race. Those Ducati MotoGP bikes look a bit unstable on the straights.

This was the fun one:



Turbocharged Honda CBR600 F3 motor with 10:1 compression running 10psi of boost. It only weighed 398lbs wet. Unfortunately the suspension design was pretty lacking.

Back when I was in Formula SAE, one of our old cars had an FZR 600 with a roots blower run off of a pulley on the crank where the alternator used to be. An automotive style alternator driven off the supercharger belt was used in place of the stock alternator. This car was originally put together in ...

Copperslip Cowboy wrote:Hi All,
now that is what I call a fun road....
Those two have just created a new market...
Titanium (sparking) foot boards anyone....
Where is that road then.
yours Slip.

US Highway 29
http://www.tailofthedragon.com/index.html

Ahh, the sweet sounds of scraping foot boards.

Tapered roller bearings have little cylinder chaped rollers that are set at an angle inside a keeper that matches the outside race's angle.

Every FZR600 and 1000 has tapered roller bearings stock, the 89 and later FZR 750's had standard ball bearings, don't know about the YZFs.

Congrats on getting into school. Purdue seems like a pretty decent ME school from what I've heard. You should have come to University of Illinois though

I have Lee's book and Nick's book, some good stuff in there. There's even a picture of a FZR 1000 in the same colorscheme as mine on page 117 of Nick's book

I like this idea.