r1d3on3
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Well, I was having fun today, my launches were feeling a lot better, only bogged once (prob while trying to break old poor launch habits). My gearing is changed up to 17/45 from 16/45 and changes to the rear suspension were made that made a big difference. Best today was a 6.43 at 115.77 mph, 1.64 60ft, 4.30 330ft, right before almost looping my bike I broke the windscreen with my helmet and ran my bike down hanging from the bars while trying not to twist the throttle any and I managed to keep it on it's wheels. I was a tad shaken and don't remember if i logged that run but i know i was wot damn quick. I need to look and see. The nose cone has a hairline crack somewhat near the left windscreen screw and I lost the nut on the bottom of the clutch lever bolt. Oh, and gotta clean all that brown streaking off the tail section, lol. I noticed right off when running my bike at my shop to clear out the mr12 after the excitement that the clutch lever was squishy right at the top. Then I saw where the clutch lever bolt was sticking way up and the nut was missing. I don't recall any squish in the lever when I pulled up to the line though so maybe it happened when the front came back down. I was a little shaken and will go out to the shop tomorrow for a closer inspection.
Overall things turned out better than they could have. My ego was hurt more than anything and I've been thinking all evening about what all I did and where I went wrong but it all happened so fast. Thanks Draco for your suspension advice. It felt pretty good. I have my stock windscreen put away i can use and some epoxy for the nose cone and hope to get back in the saddle weekend after next.
Overall things turned out better than they could have. My ego was hurt more than anything and I've been thinking all evening about what all I did and where I went wrong but it all happened so fast. Thanks Draco for your suspension advice. It felt pretty good. I have my stock windscreen put away i can use and some epoxy for the nose cone and hope to get back in the saddle weekend after next.