im sure ill love it !!
and at the end of the day u look after ure bikes theyre guna work

TO have any good bike of any sort really you need to look after it and not just race the nutts off it and throw it in the shed..........

Before and After every track and race day i do, i would check the whole chassis and body work for loose and broke bits like bolts,nuts etc and so on and id also check clutch and fly wheel along with various other things etc and my bikes are flying and really good

u must remember that these bikes are race machines even tho they are on a smaller scale but they are still for racing and they have 2 stroke engines which rev incredibly high- so they do need loads of tlc and preperation and looking over before each trackday and race, as things do get broken and also nuts and bolts need to be checked, on everything,
same with the clutch there are ways that wen your clutch is beded in there is a way of adjusting it so that it lasts longer ( i still have not worked it out lol ).... u put in the time and look after your bikes, they are guaranteed to last longer.....
also leaving watercooled bikes, outside in the winter is not a good idea cuz the water freezes and expands and cracks head and everything,....
cheers
jazz

lol who ever told you i shove my bikes in my shead? and i ihavnt really touched the rsr ....

sure you havnt brad

thanks for that touching speech gareth

pmsl lol

maybeee u will learn something jamess

No probs any day

But from what i see to have a competitive bike you need to keep it in good condition

yh u are rite mate......

Yeh everyone has to, especially when few of us are in the british championships

yup a know what you mean by that , i know people who put on new piston rings and gaskets after every meeting ...........