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Suggested gearing for RA?

Started by bdomenz, June 27, 2007, 11:29:21 AM

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Scotty Ryan

Hmm - Gearing on the 06 GSXR 1000??? Screw it - I'm running mine bone stock - everything - except pads - clip ons and bodywork...... I'm interested to see what lap times I can turn on the big bike compared to what I just did on the 600 at the AMA.... Bob - as far as parking goes - I think I will be pitted up top in the motorhome section - I'm going to be staying in Meghan's parents motorhome....
"MMMM - Fork Oil For Breakfast"

61 or 61 X - Which will it be??

Super Dave

You have pads?

Or did you just buy Maxi pads?
Super Dave

G 97

Quote from: Super Dave on June 29, 2007, 12:15:37 AM
You have pads?

Or did you just buy Maxi pads?

Why buy, when one could borrow from you?
G

Scotty Ryan

Oh - we have plenty of Maxi Pads for my mechanic Keith - Actually we got them at the "Brown Bear" in Elkhart Lake... But seriously - I finally got some pads for the beast.....
"MMMM - Fork Oil For Breakfast"

61 or 61 X - Which will it be??

Super Dave

Quote from: G 97 on June 29, 2007, 12:22:30 AM
Why buy, when one could borrow from you?

We have them for your big bleeding hole. 

Get a life.
Super Dave

G 97

Quote from: Super Dave on June 29, 2007, 09:23:06 AM
We have them for your big bleeding hole. 

Get a life.

You're telling me to get a life?, classic.  You made my day super.
G

JBraun

Quote from: bdomenz on June 27, 2007, 11:18:09 PM
I'm thinking of doing a HW class or two just to be in light grids. Even though I'll be way out motored

Don't count on it. The draft plays a huge part at RA, my ZX6 will hang on to a 750 as long as I get in the draft.
Just crawl under the paint and let them suck you down the track.  :biggrin:

Plus there is no light grids at RA. everyone will be there.....

Good luck.

I think Jeff's gonna have to separate SD and Garth... again.
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Super Dave

Quote from: G 97 on June 29, 2007, 09:36:28 AM
You're telling me to get a life?, classic.  You made my day super.

LOL!  Just wasting your time...
Super Dave

ccs117

Quote from: bdomenz on June 27, 2007, 11:29:21 AM
I'm on a 2005 Honda 600rr for the first time.

What gearing would be recommended for a starting point?

Thanks much!

- Bob

Bob
Glad your getting to race the old ride.  I kinda miss it some.  I think others have steered you right.  I would start with 15 F 43 R to start with.  Have fun, if I wasn't hitting a MRA race, I'd be there.
Brent

r1owner

I just put a two teeth smaller rear sprocket on my 06 R6 to bring me to -1/45 but man, it moved that tire back a lot! 

How badly will this affect my handling?  I guess it would be better to have a longer wheelbase at RA anyway?

Team_Serpent

I believe stock gearing for an 06 R6 is 16/45 (or 281 ratio).  What do you mean by -1/45? Do you mean 15/45 (or 300 ratio)?  If so then a 16 up front will move the rear axle up a little and get you closer to where you need to be gearing wise (by the way, I usually do run a slightly longer wheel base at RA as part of my set-up).

Other wise if you need to get there with a 15 up front you'd need to run a 42 (280) or 43 (286) rear (you'd probably need to shorten the chain).  I don't like doing this because both sprockets are so small that the chain really rides the chain guide.

r1owner

Quote from: Team_Serpent on July 02, 2007, 10:57:37 AM
I believe stock gearing for an 06 R6 is 16/45 (or 281 ratio).  What do you mean by -1/45? Do you mean 15/45 (or 300 ratio)?  If so then a 16 up front will move the rear axle up a little and get you closer to where you need to be gearing wise (by the way, I usually do run a slightly longer wheel base at RA as part of my set-up).

Other wise if you need to get there with a 15 up front you'd need to run a 42 (280) or 43 (286) rear (you'd probably need to shorten the chain).  I don't like doing this because both sprockets are so small that the chain really rides the chain guide.

Thanks for the Info Jason.  :cheers:  Yes, I meant 1 down in the front cause I couldn't remember what stock was.  :ahhh:

I don't have the option of a 16 up front, so 15/45 will have to do for me.