CM´s Baghira....Version 2.0

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Postby CM » Sun May 28, 2006 9:24 am

A guy from Sweden (Tommy) was at the Skorpion meeting and at the Emmenrausch..... he´s 62 years old :shock:

So move on, http://www.mz-baghira.de and then registry for the meeting :P :lol:
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Postby irishnutjars » Sun May 28, 2006 4:05 pm

Happy birthday CM- enjoy that Baggie- it looks great!
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Postby cat » Mon May 29, 2006 2:42 am

Sourcer wrote:I have plenty of time, and with a bunch of feather pillows under my ass, driving 1337 km to Gräfenroda will be a pleasure. :-D


ah, it's not so far. :-D I'd love to do it, Sweden to Germany.

This thread is about how to use plastic containers to provide some width for your ass:
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=129959
(I see it still coming up in the email I get listing new and updated threads. So it's been going for a while.)
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Postby DEmark » Tue May 30, 2006 3:18 pm

CM,
I appreciate the details on your wheel set up. I know hard for you to describe it in English. The Yamaha XT600X is not sold here in the USA. I will not be able to get a disc thru a Yamaha dealer here. Can anyone suggest how I can get one? Perhaps a Yamaha dealer in the UK that will ship to the USA? Is anyone making aftermarket replacement discs for the XT600X?

It would benefit me nicely if I could get my hands on one. I use my Baghira for street riding mostly with the 17” Skorpion mags and Brembo front caliper, however, occasionally I will put the 18 x 21” wheels w/ knobby tires on it and do some dirt riding. This means changing to the Grimeca caliper and bleeding the brakes- time consuming. If I can get the XT600X disc installed on the 21” wheel the change will go much faster and I will have better braking in the dirt.
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Postby CM » Wed May 31, 2006 7:40 am

BRAKING sells their disks to the USA, or not?

If they do, check out their site or look for a BRAKING dealer next to you.

Maybe ask http://www.brems-spur.de if they´ll send you a disk. It costs 185€.


A friend drives his Baghi only with the original Sumo brake, even if he has mounted the Enduro wheels. It looks great but I guess that the BRAKING disk + a Brembo 4 Caliper should be a little bit heavy for riding in the dirt.


Or search a different disk, perhaps from Brembo or whatever you can get there :P The "Innendurchmesser" must be 132mm and the "Lochabstand" (distance between 2 screws....from one side to the other) 150mm.
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Postby keithcross » Wed May 31, 2006 8:17 am

Try contacting one of the bigger Yamaha dealers in the UK, they may supply the parts you need. After all business is business :) Try

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Postby CM » Wed Jun 07, 2006 7:59 am

I´ve got news. My TÜV man said okay, now the police can´t say anything against the brake :D
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Postby cat » Wed Jun 07, 2006 8:23 am

CM wrote:I´ve got news. My TÜV man said okay, now the police can´t say anything against the brake :D


How do the police know the brake is not original? I mean, like, do they know every bike? :!: impossible.
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Postby CM » Thu Jun 08, 2006 8:44 am

@cat: Your´re right, but a friend has a Baghi too....with the original brake ( if I can call this "thing" brake) and so everything is all right IF the police has some questions.
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Postby cat » Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:49 am

CM wrote:( if I can call this "thing" brake)


:!: :smt021 aarrgghh! you're forcing me to get a better brake!
at least it should be a 320mm so it looks like a proper sm disc. ;-)


ja, i'm just trying to get an idea / a 'feel', for the cops and the enforcement in different countries. sometimes it varies; it's not so much the law but how much the police enforce it - or how much there are police around - in country areas vs city areas and suburbs.

there is this guy in Rome who put photos of his RMZ450 sm on supermotojunkie.com ... just enduro lights, no mirror, no turn signals. he said the cops are too busy with tourists and protecting politicians :wink: - and he used to be a cop. ! - and now he's a bandit. :smt066 :wink:

...but if you don't have a licence or the bike is not registered/licenced, then it's better to have the bike looking legal. (although here that is only about the plate and the lights, not brakes or anything like that.)
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Postby CM » Thu Jun 08, 2006 2:41 pm

Our cops are stupid. They know NOTHING about a MZ but I don´t want to test it out what happened if I drive without mirrors. Especially now in summer when all these lame tourists are sneaking around on the street it´s better to watch your back.

I mean I get enough attraction with the Baghi, everyone turns around if he/she hears the bike or see it.


Hrrr, a RMZ 450 SM... cool bike. If I have enough money it should be possible to drive this bike beside the Baghi or something with more than 450ccm.... :twisted:
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Postby cat » Fri Jun 09, 2006 2:27 am

Cops, stupid? What to say about the ones here, in this part of the world. But sometimes stupid traffic cops is better for us.

Mirrors..I don't like to ride without mirrors and I need both sides.

Tourists, that could be dangerous. !

The RMZ, it's a nice bike, but I think after the cost of wheels and everything to make it sm, better to just buy a Husaberg or KTM from someone who needs to sell it.
Here is the URL:
http://www.supermotojunkie.com/showthread.php?t=16038&highlight=RMZ
good photos.
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Postby CM » Fri Jun 09, 2006 1:56 pm

Yeah, awesome RMZ!!!!! That bike rocks :shock:
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Postby CM » Mon Jun 19, 2006 2:55 pm

Some news ;)

Now I have "braked" a SKorpion with a 13mm Brembo pump and I have to say that it´s better than my 16mm Nissin. You have a better feeling and more space at the lever to brake.

So I´ll mount a 13mm Brembo :P
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Postby cat » Tue Jun 20, 2006 2:01 am

CM wrote:Some news ;)

Now I have "braked" a SKorpion with a 13mm Brembo pump and I have to say that it´s better than my 16mm Nissin. You have a better feeling and more space at the lever to brake.

So I´ll mount a 13mm Brembo :P


Is it a radial Brembo?
The 13mm Brembo is what came on many bikes - Ducatis, BMW GS,... usually the old kind with the reservoir and the mirror mount included in it. Not nice.
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