Rs250 kaizen

[Blancato.Eng]

I show you my RS 250.

04/22/2012

Suspension and tyre

Rear mono-shock Wilbers (to modify)
Sprint Steering Damper
Tyre Michelin PowerOne Competition "A"

Brake

Front Disc Discacciati cast iron
Front brake pads Ap Racing LM166 CRR
Front radial brake master cylinder Discacciati 19x19
Front Stainless brake hose with aluminium Fittings
Rear brake caliper AP Racing CP4226-2S0 (to mount)
Rer brake pads AP Racing CP4226D27-RX (to mount)
Rear caliper brake support Aprilia RSW250 GP (to mount)
Rear brake stainless hose with stainless fitting

Engine

Kit Cylinder Heads (CNC billet aluminium) (to mount)
Kit powervalve (in two parts instead of three)
Kit powervalve cover made of carbon fiber (in production)

Transmission

Renthal front sprocket
Renthal rear sprocket
Chain RK GB520KZU

Exterior and lightening

Gilles Tooling Rearset
Aluminium fuel tank cap
Aluminium fairing bolt
Clutch lever assy Accossato
Speedometer removed
Custom decals
Accossato clip on

Various

Mathias chain adjuster
Domino GP quick action throttle

[Mathias]

Nice bike!

I guess the brakes are pretty good?

regards Mathias

[Dudu]

She looks like a predator. Nice work, keep the two stroke alive!

[Philrgv]

very nice ,the problem with the 250 is the lack of power ,60-65 rwhp is 10-15hp far
from happiness

[Blancato.Eng]

Nice bike!

I guess the brakes are pretty good?

regards Mathias

Thanks.... I'm just starting to work .... missing the good brake calipers but the Brembo are too expensive. I'm collecting information on these:

She looks like a predator. Nice work, keep the two stroke alive!

Thanks. The two stroke will never die!

very nice ,the problem with the 250 is the lack of power ,60-65 rwhp is 10-15hp far
from happiness

Thanks. 75 hp is not a utopia. I use it on mountain roads, the straightaways are few and are short so the power is not essential.

http://maps.google.it/maps?saddr=Via...=w&mra=ls&z=13

[robby-hk]

Don't buy Chinese brakes....too dodgy by far.

These aren't the sort of parts that will strand you beside the road if they fail - they'll kill you.

Pay your $ and get proper parts for the most essential safety equipment. Vanity / cosmetic stuff, whatever - but for god's sake, don't mess with the brakes !

[Blancato.Eng]

Don't buy Chinese brakes....too dodgy by far.

These aren't the sort of parts that will strand you beside the road if they fail - they'll kill you.

Pay your $ and get proper parts for the most essential safety equipment. Vanity / cosmetic stuff, whatever - but for god's sake, don't mess with the brakes !

Thanks for the suggestion. Have you tried this brand (Frando)?

[Blancato.Eng]

Here's the shopping list for this week:

- Exhaust Tyga
- Rear mudguard Tyga
- ECU Zeeltronic PDCI-20V
- New coil (zeeltronic, nology or?)
- NGK Racing CR5 clable
- Samco Hose (or Roose?) And stainless fittings
- Pipercross air filter
- Slats original

Do you have suggestions?

[Blancato.Eng]

Where can I buy these connectors?

[gangus]

Ignitech site
That is their adaption loom that comes with the race spec ecu

[Blancato.Eng]

I just need the connectors circled. The Ignitech where buy those connectors?

[robby-hk]

Thanks for the suggestion. Have you tried this brand (Frando)?

I live in HK and ride at the nearby track in China. There are loads of parts like this around up there.

I haven't tried them myself, but I've known others who have had issues with locally (Chinese) made brake components. Not necessarily this exact brand mind you; I don't want to rubbish anyone's reputation so won't say any more.

That said, I have personally had a Chinese-made handlebar snap off in my hand ! Thank God I was luckily at standstill, while checking front sag on my ZX-10R trackbike. The Right hand side one. Jeeeeeeesus Christ !!!

[Blancato.Eng]

In China there are many good quality products. The problem is figuring out what they are.
The Frando company is certified ISO 9001:2000, if it is true....
To my scooter I bought a Frando HF1 but I have not yet proven, it is aesthetically outstanding.

[lt1bird]

Robby, my god you must have played the loto that night!

[sharman72]

Where can I buy these connectors?

Here: http://www.thetuningworks.co.uk/stor...667e36b70be623