Special K - a rather standard rebuild

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Re: Special K - a rather standard rebuild

Post by tut » Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:23 pm

Tongue in cheek Simon, or good old S_E humour........

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Re: Special K - a rather standard rebuild

Post by graeme » Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:25 pm

KingK_series wrote:
then how on earth was it mapped?

and how on earth does he think he knows what it produces?

Easy, I looked them up on Wikipedia. Standard manufacturer figures for the CBR 600RR.

:D

(I'm sorry, that wasn't fair)
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Re: Special K - a rather standard rebuild

Post by KingK_series » Wed Apr 24, 2013 5:32 pm

graeme wrote:
KingK_series wrote:
then how on earth was it mapped?

and how on earth does he think he knows what it produces?

Easy, I looked them up on Wikipedia. Standard manufacturer figures for the CBR 600RR.

:D

(I'm sorry, that wasn't fair)

no its was funny...


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Re: Special K - a rather standard rebuild

Post by robin » Wed Apr 24, 2013 8:47 pm

The prospect of Sanjoy building an engine ... the garage would be very tidy, the spanners neatly arranged, spotless overalls, 3D stereoscopic web cams streaming the whole thing live to the internet, but, err, no engine :-)

Simon, Sanjoy has a garage large enough to allow a couple of cars to be taken to pieces and left lying around for 6 months at a time, provided you have the whiskey to cover the stable fees ;-)

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