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THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 10:51 pm
by 100mphlambrettaclub
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:00 pm
by storkfoot
100mphlambrettaclub wrote: ........i subjected it to 20 miles of pure abuse the 10,000 rpm type clutchless gear changes constantly down shifting in to the power band to put it through its early paces
But will it cope when you road test it properly
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:04 pm
by 100mphlambrettaclub
what do you call properly , the way i have driven it today is way beyond normal riding im trying to strain it a hard as possible thats the only way to find out if its strong enough.You are more than welcome to try it out for yourself anytime for a free test ride.
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:13 pm
by RinB
Give these time to prove
I know where these have been made and how Dave and the company have put a lot of time and effort into them.
When I first spoke to dave about these we've discussed what ratio, why not 5 speed ,which to be honest would have been
What I would have gone for first but he wanted to prove on a 4 speed.
As for Price this is a good price, as Ive looked also into this and I to couldnt get one cheaper.
So only time will tell.
Smiffy
Dave whats the G for m8 (DGB)
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:15 pm
by coaster
That sounds like a fantastic achievement, role on the 5 speed
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:18 pm
by storkfoot
100mphlambrettaclub wrote:what do you call properly , the way i have driven it today is way beyond normal riding im trying to strain it a hard as possible thats the only way to find out if its strong enough.You are more than welcome to try it out for yourself anytime for a free test ride.
I was joking, mate
. Clutchless gear changes at any sort of revs will soon find a weak point, if there's one there, but the fact that this gearbox is on the road and being tested to such a high level, after such a short space of time, is amazing. Well done to all concerned.
As regards the offer of a free test ride, let's just say if it involves clutchless gear changes at anything over 70mph, you have successfully called my bluff
.
Good luck with it. Hope it goes well.
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:23 pm
by 100mphlambrettaclub
storkfoot wrote:100mphlambrettaclub wrote:what do you call properly , the way i have driven it today is way beyond normal riding im trying to strain it a hard as possible thats the only way to find out if its strong enough.You are more than welcome to try it out for yourself anytime for a free test ride.
I was joking, mate
. Clutchless gear changes at any sort of revs will soon find a weak point, if there's one there, but the fact that this gearbox is on the road and being tested to such a high level, after such a short space of time, is amazing. Well done to all concerned.
As regards the offer of a free test ride, let's just say if it involves clutchless gear changes at anything over 70mph, you have successfully called my bluff
.
Good luck with it. Hope it goes well.
Thanks for that much apreciated ,the offer still stands by the way.
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:27 pm
by 100mphlambrettaclub
RinB wrote:Give these time to prove
I know where these have been made and how Dave and the company have put a lot of time and effort into them.
When I first spoke to dave about these we've discussed what ratio, why not 5 speed ,which to be honest would have been
What I would have gone for first but he wanted to prove on a 4 speed.
As for Price this is a good price, as Ive looked also into this and I to couldnt get one cheaper.
So only time will tell.
Smiffy
Dave whats the G for m8 (DGB)
I know that Dave is very proud of what he has acheived in such a short space of time . As for the five speed it will need a lot more working out and developement but we are on with that. When i used to sprint we were developing the bike constantly sometimes we rushed things and they failed because of it . I learnt from those early days "to finish first you must first finish" or something like that .
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:37 pm
by RinB
100mphlambrettaclub wrote:RinB wrote:Give these time to prove
I know where these have been made and how Dave and the company have put a lot of time and effort into them.
When I first spoke to dave about these we've discussed what ratio, why not 5 speed ,which to be honest would have been
What I would have gone for first but he wanted to prove on a 4 speed.
As for Price this is a good price, as Ive looked also into this and I to couldnt get one cheaper.
So only time will tell.
Smiffy
Dave whats the G for m8 (DGB)
I know that Dave is very proud of what he has acheived in such a short space of time . As for the five speed it will need a lot more working out and developement but we are on with that. When i used to sprint we were developing the bike constantly sometimes we rushed things and they failed because of it . I learnt from those early days "to finish first you must first finish" or something like that .
Yep old Dave is proud
I personally can't really believe the price as I know there is not a lot of profit margin in the £375 price tag
When we talked and he told me the price I was very sceptical but give credit were credit is due.
s**t am I really saying this !! Dave's head will be so big
But still he has done what he said he would do
Smiffy
Re: THE NEW DGB LAMBRETTA GEAR BOX
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2009 11:38 pm
by DACTEK
I dont think that will break (EN24)T. Excellent and about time. 5 Speed