My Cyclone...

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Adam_Winstone
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Well, first miles on mine last night....

WOW!

Whilst I had ridden Sticky's somewhat peaky 225, my Muggy 260 is the other end of the torque spectrum and from my short test ride the impression is that this is fantastic. Whilst mine happily pulled me around France/Belgium with the 4-speed in, the torque and long gearing (4.4) meant that it was quite a 'lazy' ride (ideal for touring), however, the Cyclone means that the 'lazy' feel has been transformed into now feeling very lively. From launch in 1st to end of 5th (not that I've pushed it, as it has only just been assembled and is bedding in) it doesn't even think of hitting a lull between gears/rev, it just pulls, pulls and pulls!

I need to play the revs and ratios off against tacho (on order) feedback to ensure that I've got the ideal 5th but I certainly do have a HUGE grin on my face :D

Nice work RLC.

Adam
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Stop it right now Mr Winstone....you will only make me want one ;)
Adam_Winstone
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coaster wrote:Stop it right now Mr Winstone....you will only make me want one ;)
Soz :(
Adam_Winstone
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eden wrote:Freebee Adam?

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No, not quite. Dean's a mate but he doesn't love me that much.

Hang on a minute.... are you calling me tight! :lol:

Adam

Edit: I mean, yes Eden 100% (my wife sometimes reads over my shoulder!)
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Mines on order..... 8-)
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^... Timbo, get ready for the grin factor :)
Mr G in NYC
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Nice Adam........fitted one on my TS1....fanbloodlytastic :D
Now gonna try one on a stock SX200... :D G.

:D
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Mr G in NYC wrote:Nice Adam........fitted one on my TS1....fanbloodlytastic :D
Now gonna try one on a stock SX200... :D G.

:D
Can you let me know how you get on? I'm not aware of any tests on a standard scooter. My grin has already started...
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Had a test ride this weekend on stuarts targa with the cyclone fitted .........amazing,,,,,, totally transformed the motor from what it was like on the old gearing ,its like riding a well set up sports bike with no lull between gear changes ,was out for so long he thort id ran out of fuel. mines being fitted by stuart should get back in jan :D
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Got one on order also, expected in January, with a Rocho clutch coming soon, hope the Misses does see my credit card bill, need to sell my JL2 pipe and a NK, so I can get a Franspeed pipe to finish off, before the new season. Then hopefully it's riding with a grin.
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