> as a lowly VFR pilot (do I need to genuflect?), I've often wondered
> about the difference in the sound of the RC45 vs its plebeian sister.
> care to explain this for no doubt the 300th time? even at eleven years
> old, the RC is still a gorgeous machine.
Well my typing won't do the sound justice and my friend Paul (RC45#20) took down
his on board video site that would had... but if you got a friend that has a
copy of History of the TT you can hear Joey Dunlops winning RC45...
http://www.dukevideo.com/products/1079.htm
> Also, as my porker 03 VFR comes in around 560 # wet, I must say I'm
> envious at the published 415 # dry figure of the RC. What's it weigh
> fully laden with fuel, water, etc?
Add 16 pounds gas to 209 rear and 220 front = 445lbs fully laden...
http://home.comcast.net/~netters2/pics11-3-03/bigimages/209RearWheel.jpg
http://home.comcast.net/~netters2/pics11-3-03/bigimages/220Front.jpg
Larry L
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