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Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 05:44 PM

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The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

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Posted By Mighty Mira

Would you be able to just depress the clutch...

Would you be able to just depress the clutch then, as a substitute for neutral?

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 04:51 PM

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The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

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Posted By Mighty Mira

Actually for a postie...

Actually for a postie (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CT110) bike I believe they have a centrifugal clutch, which functions similar to the freewheel system in a push bike. Meaning that just backing off...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 04:07 PM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

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Posted By Mighty Mira

That's exactly what I figured. I'm using 100kg...

That's exactly what I figured. I'm using 100kg for rider and gear, being near enough to 200kg for rider + gear + bike as a round figure.

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 02:49 PM

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The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

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Posted By Mighty Mira

I'm not saying the dustbin (as in the Cx) is the...

I'm not saying the dustbin (as in the Cx) is the best way to design a fairing. As you can see from my designs, the center of pressure would be hardly moved. Although most likely not necessary, you...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 05:42 AM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

Views: 8,070

Posted By Mighty Mira

I think you misunderstand me. The postie bike is...

I think you misunderstand me. The postie bike is made especially for Australia Post, but is similar to the cheap bikes produced for the Asian market. I'm not saying it would be cheap to fair it. I...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-13-2007, 01:25 AM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

Views: 8,070

Posted By Mighty Mira

Thanks for the link! It's amazing what you can...

Thanks for the link! It's amazing what you can find once you know the correct search terms.

As this link posits, (https://www.roadracerx.com/archive/Backmarker_010506_Dustbin.html) I believe the...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-12-2007, 07:58 PM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

Views: 8,070

Posted By Mighty Mira

Is avoiding freeways an option? Plus almost every...

Is avoiding freeways an option? Plus almost every motorcycle I've seen zips to the front of the lights everytime it is backed up at a red. Then you wouldn't need acceleration at 100kph to save you.
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Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-12-2007, 07:20 PM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

Views: 8,070

Posted By Mighty Mira

What exactly was outlawed in the 50s/60s? You...

What exactly was outlawed in the 50s/60s? You omitted to say, and I'm curious as to what was outlawed.

Note the hayabusa has a token attempt at a front fairing for the wheel, and that has the best...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

12-12-2007, 03:26 PM

Replies: 58

The case for motorcycles. Why not use one?

Views: 8,070

Posted By Mighty Mira

It could be useful for the city. In Australia,...

It could be useful for the city. In Australia, you can buy the used postie bikes (Honda CT110) that get 1l/100km highway, which indicates that when driven with FE in mind they can probably do better...

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