Well start another thread then AK. This thread is for useless ramblings to take us to 6666 postsanaloguekid said:as I wish to talk about my new heeadphones
Dev said:Well start another thread then AK. This thread is for useless ramblings to take us to 6666 posts![]()
Unless of course you are asking Antonio for his expert opinion on your headphones![]()
analoguekid said:You haven't exactly said it's faster, but I did say I was paraphrasing, this means condensing the stuff you have written (drivel mostly) and presenting the gist of it in much more simpler form that the likes of Merlin can understand.[/B][/I][/SIZE]
lordsummit said:I think Antonio is showing those great Portugese traits of graceful loosing just like the Portugese football team
Dev said:Well start another thread then AK. This thread is for useless ramblings to take us to 6666 posts![]()
Unless of course you are asking Antonio for his expert opinion on your headphones![]()
wadia-miester said:Talking out of your arse seems to be top past time for your good shelf, prehaps some professional help would be benefical at some point in the very near future, no run along there, like a good pig iron molester
Dev said:You know, he may just be winding you guys up.
GTM said:When Ducati first entered racing seriously .. they wiped the floor with the jap in line fours. So much so that they were forced to incur a further weight penalty despite already being heavier than the jap bikes. Why did this happen? because they had a significant torque advantage over the jap bikes lower down the rev range. Of course on tracks with long straights the jap bikes were passing , (because of their greater top end power), them only to be overtaken again in the tight twisty sections.
A bikes performance isn't just about peak figures.. it's where they make the power/torque that counts.
lowrider said:"So a reasonably prepared Harley, I mean custom shocks, brakes and the usual engine tweaks, will outrun all but the best drivers on Japanese rice burners, in very twisty roads, of course it wont happen on fast highways"...
You dont need to paraphrase the above ststement, particullarly misquoting and generalising, it is short and precise enough, even Merlin can understand, only he doesnt want to...![]()
GTM said:Just something to consider with respect to this bike argument.
When Ducati first entered racing seriously .. they wiped the floor with the jap in line fours. So much so that they were forced to incur a further weight penalty despite already being heavier than the jap bikes. Why did this happen? because they had a significant torque advantage over the jap bikes lower down the rev range. Of course on tracks with long straights the jap bikes were passing , (because of their greater top end power), them only to be overtaken again in the tight twisty sections.
A bikes performance isn't just about peak figures.. it's where they make the power/torque that counts.
IF bike A weighed twice as much as Bike B but made twice as much torque +10% at say 3000 rpm than Bike B. Then at 3000rpm Bike A would be accelerating faster than Bike A at those revs. IF the torque curve was such that Bike A made twice as much torque +10% as Bike B at all revs under 5000 rpm then Bike A would accelerate away from corners/standing starts quicker than Bike B. Should the straights be so short so as for Bike B not be able to reach 5000rpm + before having to brake, then Bike A will always have the acceleration advantage. Under these circumstances the only way Bike B could be quicker would be:
a) It reved sufficiently quickly to be able to get up revs where it had the torque/power advantage over Bike A.
b) It's brakes were good enough to overtake and gain sufficient distance over Bike A entering in to a corner.
c) It had enough of a handling advantage that it could have a sufficiently highe enough mid corner speed to be able to overtake and gain sufficient distance over Bike A.
GTM