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Thruxton cup race bikes?

Discussion in 'WERA Vintage' started by fat bloke, Jan 23, 2019.

  1. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    Anybody still running a thruxton cup bike or is there even still a class for em with WERA?
     
  2. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    No specific class, they can run other stuff for fun.
     
  3. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    "other stuff" sounds ominous lol
     
  4. Mongo

    Mongo Administrator

    Nah, just faster than a Thruxton :D
     
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  5. britx303

    britx303 Boomstick Butcher…..

    My '05 thruxton is one of the only bikes ive ever missed besides my fzr400.....and I bought the fizzer back a year after I sold it. The thruxtons main downfall was being a 5 speed. If it woulda had 6th gear and a 17" stock front, I'd almost get another to race.
     
  6. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    I got beat by a 15 year old girl on a ninja 400 at Jennings a couple weeks back in the expert mock race, I probly had 200lbs on her but bloody hell!
     
  7. britx303

    britx303 Boomstick Butcher…..

    It happens................:D
     
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  8. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    Jamie Artudillo, that young lady doesn't hang about, but then again nor did Dale 1/4 ly on his 400 either!
     
  9. 2Big4Bike

    2Big4Bike Well-Known Member

    Well, if you RTFRB...lol...you'll find the Thruxton listed in Clubman:

    CLUBMAN EXPERT & NOVICE (all below based on Formula rules except as noted)
    Unlimited displacement 2 & 4-stroke singles
    Up to 605cc 4-stroke water-cooled twins
    Up to 650cc 4-stroke air-cooled twins
    Up to 250cc 4-stroke water-cooled multis
    Up to 600cc 4-stroke air-cooled 2 valve per cylinder multis
    Up to 570cc 4-stroke air-cooled 4 valve per cylinder multis
    Up to 450cc 2-stroke air-cooled multis
    Up to 396cc 2-stroke water-cooled multis
    All Vintage 3, 4, and Formula 2-stroke machines
    *Honda Hawks and Air cooled Ducati 750’s, 250cc 2-stroke GP replica machines (TZR, NSR, RGV, etc..), Aprilia Cup, and Triumph Thruxton, are allowed but limited to Superstock mods, no Ducati Supermono. 250cc GP machines are not allowed.

    Not sure what mods are done to a "Thruxton Cup" bike, but if you show up and race, I doubt anyone would get too picky about the modifications...unless you really whup 'em. :D
     
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  10. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    Cheers, no real mods, shocks and fork internals, pcv and a 2 into 1 other than that cup rules are pretty tight
     
  11. TLR67

    TLR67 Well-Known Member

    Get your Limey Ass out there Bloke!Hope to see you at Talladega...
     
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  12. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    I only go to tally of I really have to, no interest in the place, might try to make it out for a couple of other rounds tho
     
  13. Jon Wilkens

    Jon Wilkens Well-Known Member

    Is the little track too technical for ya?:Poke::p
     
  14. fat bloke

    fat bloke Well-Known Member

    3 lefts and a right technical? Lol
     
  15. Jon Wilkens

    Jon Wilkens Well-Known Member


    Actually yes...
     
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  16. nigel smith

    nigel smith Well-Known Member

    Y'all gridded Caleb all by himself in the second wave of a thruxton race at Nola. He was on his moriwaki 250. He passed the entire field before the end of the first lap. Thruxtons are cool, but should not be mentioned in any sentence containing the word fast.
     
  17. nigel smith

    nigel smith Well-Known Member

    I think that's 4 lefts and a right, damn it! I always thought Tally was the best track for bikes that are velocity challenged.
     
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