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Old 11-05-2003, 9:55 AM
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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

they also tested a 2WD R-1

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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

Maybe THAT'S how they intend to make the M1 competitive. FIA Dorna better take a look at their MotoGP rule book !
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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

Ok, but where's the bike(s)?
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here. bottom of page.
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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

Still don't see it.

Is this another optical illusion?
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oops this one.
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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

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Ahh. There it is!! Wondering how the hydraulic fluid is transferred to/from the wheels. Rear wheel probably isn't hard to do, but I'm curious about that front one.
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Re: 2WD Supermotard Yamaha

I think the rear wheel is driven by a normal chain setup, there's just a pump on the output shaft which pumps the fluid up to drive the front wheel, I guess varying the flow of the fluid determines the drive split between front and rear wheels.

apparently it only transfers 35% max to the front wheel, but still a good idea, I can see how it would help, not all that heavy either. als a pretty sweet idea as it could be reasonably easily retrofitted to normal bikes.

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