RPS Trident

yes it is like that i took the seat off to have a look at the electrics under the seat and it is so tidy
 

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Tripler said:
Yes, it has an oil temp gauge and David said it has never exceeded 90 degrees apart from once on a track day in summer.
I have a thermostat on my t150 and the oil cooler rarely gets hot which pretty much backs up the findings for not using one
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The ones on my triples are Mocal 7 row, much smaller than the standard ones, no detrimental effects either.
 
Tripler said:
Yes, it has an oil temp gauge and David said it has never exceeded 90 degrees apart from once on a track day in summer.
I have a thermostat on my t150 and the oil cooler rarely gets hot which pretty much backs up the findings for not using one
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Talking of track days, we gonna see it in action this year ?
 
doubtful i dont think Beezumph is happening and that is the only reason i would be going to a track Eddie
 
just got back in after a 30 mile run on dry/dampish roads. i have to say i am blown away by this bike it maybe only 850 but it feels way quicker than the Harrier which was 988cc. it is a lot less vibey. it pulls from nothing and really takes off between 6-8K.
i think the 31mm CR carbs are far more suited to the motor than the 33's on the Harrier.
all in all it is a fantastic bike that is totally sorted. the fuelling is spot on. to say i am delighted would be an understatement
 
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