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Re: Which chain lube ? 10 years 7 months ago #2499

72degrees Offline Administrator So many menus and buttons - so little time Posts: 779 Thank you received: 17	Heh - this is the nearest I've got to racing an outfit. "Do not adjust your mind, there is a fault in the reality" 1957 175 Sport

Re: Which chain lube ? 10 years 7 months ago #2501

Kano Nordi Offline Platinum Member Posts: 1728 Thank you received: 22	Looks like you enjoyed yourselves

Re: Which chain lube ? 10 years 7 months ago #2502

72degrees Offline Administrator So many menus and buttons - so little time Posts: 779 Thank you received: 17	Kano Nordi wrote: Looks like you enjoyed yourselves My passenger (another NHCA nutter) ostentatiously sat in the chair reading the paper on our first run - only the first run! "Do not adjust your mind, there is a fault in the reality" 1957 175 Sport

Re: Which chain lube ? 10 years 7 months ago #2503

Kano Nordi Offline Platinum Member Posts: 1728 Thank you received: 22	72degrees wrote: Kano Nordi wrote: Looks like you enjoyed yourselves My passenger (another NHCA nutter) ostentatiously sat in the chair reading the paper on our first run - only the first run! Then he looked for the ejector seat release handle??

Re: Which chain lube ? 10 years 7 months ago #2504

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It's always helpful if the mobile ballast is paying attention - there's getting the chair wheel in the air a few inches for quick cornering or scarily high and that gut twisting feeling of tipping right over. It's better if you learn to keep the power on and drift the back end round, powerslide style if you like. I mechaniced for a guy who could keep the rear tyre spinning and drifting out of the hairpin at Knockhill and leave a 20 yard trail of rubber as he exited. Fireblade power in a short outfit. Utter madness, huge fun.