Yeahhhhh Bayliss//Ducati combo

Discussion in 'Australian Motorcycles' started by D16GP5, May 30, 2006.

  1. D16GP5

    D16GP5 Guest

    The mighty V Twin Ducati [YES it has restictors fitted in it too] with
    the least BHP and smallest race budget just keeps on powering on and
    smashing the 4's....

    Bayliss is like fine wine just keeps getting better and better with
    age...

    Is a GP [Sete's] seat back in the equation?Perhaps the 07' 800's GP
    bikes will suit him?

    You can stick your GSX,,FIRESHITBOX,,R1KX blahahaha clones

    1st June the all new benchmark KING of 4 cyls. from Ducati hits the
    market...

    Forza Ducati Forza Bayliss!!
     
    D16GP5, May 30, 2006
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    Big Bird Guest

    Lucky they got Bayliss..otherwise they`d be nowhere.

    I doubt we`ll see Bayliss back in GP. He`s 37 you know....
     
    Big Bird, May 30, 2006
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    tropicus Guest

    smaller ones. lucky for Ducati. Coz they can't compete on a level
    playing field
    The only full factory team, and helped by the restrictor rule. Not that
    impressive. Without bayliss, they'd be sucking.

    Not good enough to ride a Honda GP bike
    Why? They're better, cheaper and sexier

    Ahh, so they're copying Honda again
     
    tropicus, May 30, 2006
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    ck Guest

    Hey fuckwit

    where were you last week after the GP??????
     
    ck, May 30, 2006
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    Will_S Guest

    so how is Ducati doing in the only World Championship that matters ?
     
    Will_S, May 30, 2006
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  6. What, the American Superbike Championship?

    big (I hear Hodgeson's not doing so well...)
     
    Iain Chalmers, May 30, 2006
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  7. D16GP5

    D16GP5 Guest

    Indeed, Lanzi is green needs more time, but yeah glad to see the back
    of Hodgson and Toseland, HOPELESS, the pair of them, and very *weak*
    W/Champions to boot.

    Jeremy McWilliams was well over 40 and setting poles in GP's, so yeah
    if Bayliss was smart [he races and wins on a Duke it proves yes] he
    *may* have written something in his contract along the lines of:

    "I win you the SBK Championship, you give me back my MotoGP ride"

    The *compact* GP 800cc might be right down his alley, and Sete has lost
    the plot doubt he will be on board in 07'

    ......Less of course # 46 will make the jump to Ducati [We live in
    hope.....]
     
    D16GP5, May 30, 2006
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    D16GP5 Guest

    <<<so how is Ducati doing in the only World Championship that matters ?


    Loris is 2nd only 4 points behind, happy with that.Bout as good as you
    can expect

    ..Consider haonda are using safety_in_numbers army-style to attack # 46
    and Ducati they are both doing v/well

    Sad for Ducati that Valentino is now totally pissed off......We about
    to witness a riding display NEVER seen before.........
     
    D16GP5, May 30, 2006
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    Knobdoodle Guest

    MotoGP?
    They were leading until a race-or-two ago and now they're a few points
    behing the giga-buck works Honda team in second.
     
    Knobdoodle, May 30, 2006
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    Biggus Guest

    Dont bring facts into this.
     
    Biggus, May 30, 2006
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    Knobdoodle Guest

    Poorly = 2nd does it?
    I bet Suzuki and Yamaha wish they were doing that poorly!
     
    Knobdoodle, May 30, 2006
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    IK Guest

    No, it doesn't.

    Read the regs on

    www.fim.ch

    No restrictors for anyone, but the fours are limited to stock throttle
    body assemblies.

    For twins, throttle bodies are free.
     
    IK, May 30, 2006
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    Knobdoodle Guest

    ~
    You're shittin' me!
    I'm far far too lazy and pissed to look for myself but I'm SURE you're
    shitting me!!
     
    Knobdoodle, May 30, 2006
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    IK Guest

    From section 2.4.4.1 of the World Superbike/Supersport/Supersport
    Technical Regulations:

    For 1000cc Twins and Three cylinder up to 900cc:

    -Carburation instruments must be used unmodified either as the original
    homologated carburation instrument or as
    the_homologated_optional_carburation_instrument._
    -The only modifications allowed to the homologated carburation
    instruments original or optional are... throttle valves, fuel injectors
    and bell mouths.

    ....

    -There is no limit for the intake size of an engine equipped either by
    carburettors or fuel injection systems.

    From Section 2.4.4.2:

    For 1000cc Three- and Four Cylinders

    - The original homologated carburation instruments must be used un-modified.
    -The use of optional homologated carburation instruments is not allowed.
    -The fuel injectors may be replaced, however they must fit without
    modification to the homologated throttle body.

    There you have it.

    Ducati have the option of designing a special race throttle body of
    optimum diameter and profile, with optimally-positioned injectors.

    The Japanese manufacturers are stuck with what the stock bikes use.

    Either way, though, no restrictors, for anyone.
     
    IK, May 30, 2006
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    D16GP5 Guest

    MotoGP?
    They were leading until a race-or-two ago and now they're a few points
    behing the giga-buck works Honda team in second.
     
    D16GP5, May 30, 2006
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