Want to know what happens when you blip the throttle and select 1st gear at 80mph...?

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  1. navvy10

    navvy10 Well-Known Member

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    Basically on my final session while comfortably lapping at 2m 17s I came up the finish straight rolled into the fast corner in 3rd at 100mph+ passed a slower rider with an Aprilia and as I adjusted in the seat I accidentally knocked her into 2nd gear without realizing so when I came off brakes, blipped throttle and went for 2nd at 80mph I got first gear and bye bye rear end, hello tarmac..... Action starts at 12:20 if you just want to see the crash or 7mins onwards for fast lap

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  2. Yorkshire Tyke

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    Is that too much for the slipper clutch to handle?? :)
     
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  3. Jimbo Vills

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    blimey, hope you and the bike are ok mate!? easily done hey....

    bet you gave the guy on the aprillia a shock too!
     
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    You was doing so well up until then Navvy.
    Gutted for you, and a valuable lesson for us other up and coming newbies. Sadly at your exspence.
    Hope you get sorted very soon.
     
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    Did ya wipe out the Aprilia guy as well?

    Looks like it!
     
  6. Swiss T

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    You were going well mate; what a shame.

    I have to add though, that grass is really nice :)
     
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  7. navvy10

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    Nope managed to miss everyone and also not get run over sliding 30m down the track :D

    The slipper clutch has a down side as you can see.... It's so smooth I didn't feel it knock into 2nd but you can hear the slight engine noise change if you listen carefully

    Bike hasn't got any major damage but still will be lots, need-

    Headlight
    nose section
    left fairing
    left bar end
    Left mirror stalk
    Alternator engine casing
    gear lever if I'm fussy (I am)
    pazzo clutch lever
     
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  8. Jimbo Vills

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    hmmm sounds like a track bike in the making! ;)
     
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    Nasy, havent see a rear break away that fast before.
    Hope you and bike are well.
     
  10. navvy10

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    Tempting Jimbo but it's still worth over 7k if I get the original parts back on it so kinda need to protect my investment but..... I could still get the track fairing and fit for summer months with crash bungs ;)
     
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    My injuries consisted of a bruised left calf that the bike landed on (I have wrap around sidi boots luckily) and a bit of bruising to my spine but also had a back protector under leathers. TBH I jumped straight up and didn't feel to bad but I won't pretend I wasn't a bit sore after my hot shower that evening. Biggest injury..... broken heart! Never nice to see something you spend so much time and money on slide down the road :(

    But on the plus side!!! 2m 17s lap time is apparently not too slow going :D and I was on almost worn out 2CT's and you're meant to have 80% tyre life for maximum grip on track I've now been told
     
  12. navvy10

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    That's the 1080p camera giving it a healthy colour ;)
     
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    Unlucky mate, but nice lap dude.

    I would be gutted too...
     
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    Not good, totally gutted for you. The idea of track fairings does have a great deal of appeal behind it. Hope you get it all sorted soon though.
     
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    i was faced with a similar choice, after going off road on the blade one night and doing over 3k worth of damage, i spent that money on an R1 for the road, and tracked the blade for (well it's still costing me) minimal money. prob not the best way round to do it, but now have best of both worlds. ;)
     
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  16. navvy10

    navvy10 Well-Known Member

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    If only I had the money to have that as my track bike and an R1 or likes for the roads......
     
  17. Jimbo Vills

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    oh i never had the money either! Mrs V wasnt that impressed to be fair....

    But now I have this...

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    And this (soon to be painted)
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    Every cloud navvy every cloud.....
     
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  18. navvy10

    navvy10 Well-Known Member

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    Where did you get that fairing from Jimbo? And how much?
     
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    They were from a16 road and race. 330 quid for the lot and fitted pretty decent to be fair.

    Still have to factor in some brackets, heat shield, seat foam and painting (if you want) but works out pretty cheap considering.

    Was the only tail unit I could find with the Hrc profile - ie all one piece - that fit the standard sub frame. More than pleased with it tbh
     
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  20. navvy10

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    Looks sweet mate! And for that money really great value!! ;)
     

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