slow50 Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 To this site anyway. Just thought I'd introduce myself. I have a couple friends here from previous sites that pissed me off. Quote
Zukiman Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 Welcome! This place is great dude. You are gonna love it. The sportbikers are taking over! Quote
phreakwars Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 The sportbikers are taking over! The MOPAR lovers will grind up the scooters easy. Fuck sports bikes. . . Quote https://www.facebook.com/phreakwars
Zukiman Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 The MOPAR lovers will grind up the scooters easy. Fuck sports bikes. . . Hahahahahaha! Keep dreaming dude. Ever heard of Hayabusa? Probably not. I bet you are a riced out Honda Civic driver huh? Quote
Zukiman Posted April 3, 2006 Posted April 3, 2006 Turbo Busa's are much cooler No doubt. But that thing at KR was an April fools joke. Funny though. Quote
builder Posted April 4, 2006 Posted April 4, 2006 Fuck the sports bikes. Give be a BMW R100 anyday. I'll be buying my first magneto, when you've bought your seventh. Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
g_man500a Posted April 4, 2006 Posted April 4, 2006 Fuck the sports bikes. Give be a BMW R100 anyday. I'll be buying my first magneto, when you've bought your seventh. I don't understand what you mean by that. I know what a magneto is on an airplane, but I've never heard of that part on my bike. I've also never heard of anybody I've ever known that rides a sportbike having to replace one. Sportbikes are suprisingly durable, and the engines can last pretty long if properly cared for. edit Just checked to make sure. Sportbikes do not have magnetos, so we wouldn't be on our seventh because we never had to worry about it in the first place Quote
Zukiman Posted April 4, 2006 Posted April 4, 2006 I don't understand what you mean by that. I know what a magneto is on an airplane, but I've never heard of that part on my bike. I've also never heard of anybody I've ever known that rides a sportbike having to replace one. Sportbikes are suprisingly durable, and the engines can last pretty long if properly cared for. edit Just checked to make sure. Sportbikes do not have magnetos, so we wouldn't be on our seventh because we never had to worry about it in the first place He's an asshat Greg that knows nothing about sportbikes, or motorcycles in general. 1 Quote
builder Posted April 4, 2006 Posted April 4, 2006 Here's your BMW R100. Hahahahahaha! Wrong dipshit. This is my bike. http://www.ott.igs.net/~ace/BMW%20R100%20GS.jpg Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
builder Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 He's an asshat Greg that knows nothing about sportbikes, or motorcycles in general. And fuck you too. Name your cycle, and tell me what generates your spark, fucknuckle. Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
Zukiman Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 And fuck you too. Name your cycle, and tell me what generates your spark, fucknuckle. Nice bike builder. When you told me what kinda bike you had thats what came up in my search. Now I will do one better and show you what I ride. This is a pic of me on my bike at Deals Gap. Now I expect you will be negative about it. I don't really care. But I still say that is a pretty sharp bike you have. Is lt like a street and trail type bike? http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c258/Zukiman/IMG_9318.jpg Quote
g_man500a Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 And fuck you too. Name your cycle, and tell me what generates your spark, fucknuckle. Suzuki Katana, and the spark comes from the coils and the signal generator I beleive. Quote
Zukiman Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 Suzuki Katana, and the spark comes from the coils and the signal generator I beleive. I believe you are right Greg:) Quote
builder Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 Nice bike builder. When you told me what kinda bike you had thats what came up in my search. Now I will do one better and show you what I ride. This is a pic of me on my bike at Deals Gap. Now I expect you will be negative about it. I don't really care. But I still say that is a pretty sharp bike you have. Is lt like a street and trail type bike? http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c258/Zukiman/IMG_9318.jpg The beamer won the Paris-Dakar two times in recent history. That's all the reliability I need. I live in a rather large empty country. I don't want to be breaking down in the middle of fucking nowhere on a rice-burner. My honda was okay, but nowhere near as refined and engineered as the beamer. Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
builder Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 Suzuki Katana, and the spark comes from the coils and the signal generator I beleive. Eeeeernt. The coil generates a high enough voltage to generate the spark. The signal generator? I have no fucking idea what you are talking about there. The magneto is simply a generator. All motors have them. Some are way better than others. Some have a separate alternator, which is a magneto that generates alternating power, that must be converted to direct voltage through a regulator, to charge your battery, and fire up your coil. Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
sixes Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 And fuck you too. Name your cycle, and tell me what generates your spark, fucknuckle. Zman you are cool from what I can tell, but that was the best fucking burn I have seen all day! builder! builder! Quote .
g_man500a Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 Eeeeernt. The coil generates a high enough voltage to generate the spark. The signal generator? I have no fucking idea what you are talking about there. The magneto is simply a generator. All motors have them. Some are way better than others. Some have a separate alternator, which is a magneto that generates alternating power, that must be converted to direct voltage through a regulator, to charge your battery, and fire up your coil. I don't know the exact mechanics of how the the process works, but sportbikes(and most streetbikes for that matter) have the coils, a generator, an igniter and the signal generator. I'm sure it probably happens, but I've never heard of somebody having to replace either the generator or their signal generator on their bikes. I'm not bashing the mopar bikes, I think they're cool and they definately have their place. I'm just saying that Jap bikes are FAR from unreliabile...harley's on the other hand...well, they're not. Quote
builder Posted April 5, 2006 Posted April 5, 2006 I don't know the exact mechanics of how the the process works, but sportbikes(and most streetbikes for that matter) have the coils, a generator, an igniter and the signal generator. I'm sure it probably happens, but I've never heard of somebody having to replace either the generator or their signal generator on their bikes. I'm not bashing the mopar bikes, I think they're cool and they definately have their place. I'm just saying that Jap bikes are FAR from unreliabile...harley's on the other hand...well, they're not. I agree about the harleys. We call them hardly ridables. The point is, the spark must come from somewhere. My first bike was a yamaha yz 80D. It had a coil, as do all internal combustion engines. But first, the motor must generate a power source, and that is the magneto or alternator. It is usually housed in the left side of the crankcase, in front of the gear lever. I don't give a flying fuck what configuration your bike is in, it still must have a power generation source. Either an internal magneto (common) or an external generator/alternator (uncommon, if not unknown). Oh, and what the fuck is a signal generator to you? Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
g_man500a Posted April 6, 2006 Posted April 6, 2006 I agree about the harleys. We call them hardly ridables. The point is, the spark must come from somewhere. My first bike was a yamaha yz 80D. It had a coil, as do all internal combustion engines. But first, the motor must generate a power source, and that is the magneto or alternator. It is usually housed in the left side of the crankcase, in front of the gear lever. I don't give a flying fuck what configuration your bike is in, it still must have a power generation source. Either an internal magneto (common) or an external generator/alternator (uncommon, if not unknown). Oh, and what the fuck is a signal generator to you? I beleive you are right about the spark having to come from somewhere, and the "generator" is about where you mentioned I beleive, so we are probably talking about the same thing. My point is that they don't go bad on sportbikes all the time like you are trying to imply. About the signal generator, I'm not exactly sure but from looking at the schematic(I was looking at one when I gave those terms, so there a component called a signal generator on sportbikes), I'm guessing it has something to do with spark timing. I'm not questioning the quality of the type of bike you choose to ride. Especially with your personal ride being a BMW, I'm sure it's an awesome machine. I'm trying to prove your idea of generators in sportbikes going out all the time, wrong. Quote
sixes Posted April 6, 2006 Posted April 6, 2006 To this site anyway. Just thought I'd introduce myself. I have a couple friends here from previous sites that pissed me off. Well the only thing you really need to know about this site is IM GODother than that. Have fun, mock the MODS cause they all suck cock and have fun. Welcome. Quote .
builder Posted April 8, 2006 Posted April 8, 2006 I beleive you are right about the spark having to come from somewhere, and the "generator" is about where you mentioned I beleive, so we are probably talking about the same thing. My point is that they don't go bad on sportbikes all the time like you are trying to imply. About the signal generator, I'm not exactly sure but from looking at the schematic(I was looking at one when I gave those terms, so there a component called a signal generator on sportbikes), I'm guessing it has something to do with spark timing. I'm not questioning the quality of the type of bike you choose to ride. Especially with your personal ride being a BMW, I'm sure it's an awesome machine. I'm trying to prove your idea of generators in sportbikes going out all the time, wrong. Again, it's the reliability factor. I choose well-engineered products for that same reason. I've ridden hondas and yamahas, and I've settled on the best I can afford. Rice-burners have come a long way in that department, and I know honda is leading in some areas of development, but I simply prefer stodgy reliability to the next big thing. Quote Persevere, it pisses people off.
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