Collection of WRR information

Malibu Dan, HF, and myself have decided to put all of our collected information in one spot so it's easy to find. We still have a lot more information to post up and should have a good chunk of it up by the end of the week, but we've got a good start on it already . . . www.wrrdualsport.com

great site! feel free to hijack my HID install just give props to www.xenonlink.com <------ its direct plug and play

Thanks!

I'll get started on yanking your writeup

Nicely done guys! Bookmarked. If you can use anything of mine feel free to.

Krabill wrote:

Malibu Dan, HF, and myself have decided to put all of our collected information in one spot so it's easy to find. We still have a lot more information to post up and should have a good chunk of it up by the end of the week, but we've got a good start on it already . . . www.wrrdualsport.com

I have The Deranged Hermits sprocket charts saved to my HD somewhere as well if you don't want to sort through that impressively long thread to find it. If you check with The Hermit, I'm sure he won't mind it being up for public consumption.

BTW, is he riding his bike yet? Or still engineering on it?

Who is "he"? I guess it doesn't matter. Both Dan and HF have been riding the wheels off their bikes

Krabill wrote:

Who is "he"? I guess it doesn't matter. Both Dan and HF have been riding the wheels off their bikes

Hermit is over on TT and one of the first guys to write a lot about the bike. Weighed everything on the bike, examined everthing, tore it down to little bits, etc. He's got an X. Anyways, got his slide rule humming and produced that sprocket/gearing chart. And a bunch of other info I never saved at the time.

Anyways, very nice piece of web authoring you've started there. Very impressive; bookmarked.

Oh. I don't know him personally.

Krabill wrote:

Oh. I don't know him personally.

Well... I don't know him personally either. Although I suppose you guys share the fact you're both engineers (or maybe that's "all engineers").

Anyway, he did a lot of digging and screwing around with his bike. Made up weight charts for what each piece you might possibly want to swap/remove weighed, etc. Seemed to be enjoying himself - in an engineer sort of way. I guess. Most of the engineers I deal with are survey engineers, so something totally different. Mostly they just want to ride around in helicopters and measure the magnetism of the earth...

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Krabill wrote:

Malibu Dan, HF, and myself have decided to put all of our collected information in one spot so it's easy to find. We still have a lot more information to post up and should have a good chunk of it up by the end of the week, but we've got a good start on it already . . . www.wrrdualsport.com

I have The Deranged Hermits sprocket charts saved to my HD somewhere as well if you don't want to sort through that impressively long thread to find it. If you check with The Hermit, I'm sure he won't mind it being up for public consumption.

Here is the chart. I linked to it on the sproket section. Did not have his ok, so just a link. http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=329337&page=99

VERY nice site Krabill.

Nice looking site! Looking forward to continued updates.

Looks good!

How can I get my pics on that bad boy?

Click on the "contact us" button up top and send an email

mwakey wrote:

VERY nice site Krabill.

I second that. It's an awesome site.

Maybe you should go out an buy a WR then.

SheWolf wrote:

Maybe you should go out an buy a WR then.

Or at least a YAMAHA for dang sake...

Krabill and HF, thanks for your time and effort in all you write ups. Definately great reading and cant wait to catch up with all the farkles.
I just have to spend less time on my landcruiser mods, and more time in the shed with the R2.