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arrgh the same weight as a 950 raptor engine.....
is there a nordic supertwin cup for the folan engine Dr-C ?
is there a nordic supertwin cup for the folan engine Dr-C ?
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No. We are only about 20 million people here in the Nordic countries, which statistically cannot present 20-25 dedicated, skilled and somewhat mentally degraded gearheads with that particular field of interest.bushmechanic said:
Folan has the possibility to produce a 1150cc 60-deg twin with existing development. Right now they have fitted a compressor on the industrial 90-deg version... Looking very nice!
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the 350 weighs the same!bushmechanic said:
that's the first time i've looked at their range and it looks good. I'd say as a business adventure that all those CC, models and types are too much but hell! good luck to them.
I think the enduros should be 350 and 507 and drop the 450.
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around 20 million here too DR-C and we have no super twin cup AFAIK it is quite annoying they mostly want to do sports only requiring one ball and some beer
with the same population base to draw on though the nordic ladies win the "supermodel" cup no question
i like this folan engine idea, being only 70kgs i "only" need 90RWHP and a 115kg bike to beat my brothers 160rwhp heavy beast, he is not impressed
Taffy I agree the 450 size is redundant, too small to make any useful tourque and too big to rev but everyone wants one.... weird. the power of magazines
with the same population base to draw on though the nordic ladies win the "supermodel" cup no question
i like this folan engine idea, being only 70kgs i "only" need 90RWHP and a 115kg bike to beat my brothers 160rwhp heavy beast, he is not impressed
Taffy I agree the 450 size is redundant, too small to make any useful tourque and too big to rev but everyone wants one.... weird. the power of magazines
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PWees excepted for sure! they are nice lil bikes, my nephew rides an old one WOT everywhere hes only 3 :twisted: plenty of time to learn. his dad reduced the squish increased the CR reshaped the carb needle opened up the exhaust and fiddled with the clutch :?
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