running a nice series2 ts1 with 47 x 19 gp 200 gearbox, i travel 2 up mostly but if i hit a head wind or incline i hav to drop down to third gear to try and keep in the power band
this motor is great if all the elements are in your favour
but would like something with more grunt, and staying power against the elements plus be able to cruise around the 65mph is their anything out their ???
need a motor with torque can anyone advise
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you could try the 18 front srocket
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its a ts1 apparantly....
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if a TS1 widen the exhaust port to 44mm but dont raise the height, use a 1mm wire ring piston
should give you want you want, possibly look at taking 1mm of the base of the barrell in addition
should give you want you want, possibly look at taking 1mm of the base of the barrell in addition
A Taffspeed pipe is what you need.
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davidblythe wrote:if a TS1 widen the exhaust port to 44mm but dont raise the height, use a 1mm wire ring piston
should give you want you want, possibly look at taking 1mm of the base of the barrell in addition
pete if you are of 'a large frame' ,you could lower the front sprocket as sean sugguested and try the proceed as david blythe says,the ts1 does like to rev freely,try a jl4 exhaust with the 18 sprocket may help.Dazza wrote:As a person with shall we say ' A large frame - ahem' I shall avoid stating the obvious Pete
BTW - are you going to Euro?
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joe