madnessracing
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Vmax and Busa Beater
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posted June 15, 2010 05:09 PM
Only one caliper in the front?
Whats the advantage and disadvantage? how much weight will I lose if I remove one caliper?
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Quarter Pounder
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with Cheese
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posted June 15, 2010 05:15 PM
pull it, weigh it, and you'll know. Don't forget to yank the rotor as well.
Advantage, less overall weight and loss of rotating mass.
Disadvantage, you might be NEEDING that weight up front
Your call
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madnessracing
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Vmax and Busa Beater
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posted June 15, 2010 07:54 PM
Thanks 1/4 pounder!! I will probably try and see what happens!
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CrotchRocket
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Bracket Racing with Betsy
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posted June 16, 2010 03:15 AM
That set up is excellent for Heads up, First to the finish line wins style racing...
If your bracket or index racing then it really doesnt matter if you have 1 rotor & caliper or not...
Its your preference as to how you want YOUR bike set up...
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eklipse636
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ZX-14
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posted June 16, 2010 04:44 AM
I pulled mine trying to get a 8, and the brakes seem to be ok stopping from 149mph. Me and Erin rode about 200 miles a month ago and i could see it being a problem for a lot of 2 up riders. It stopped everyone as a iasked it too.
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