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| Re: What's new about this picture heres my guess ![]() |
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| Re: What's new about this picture It's twice as expensive as any other engine they've made? |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Have you seen a Takegawa DOHC head look like that? Look at the cam and head covers, and the script on the front of the head. |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Desmo Heads Look at the pics in this post. Now if they ever release the Desmo it will be a small miracle. |
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| Re: What's new about this picture I saw it today when I visited the takegawa site. And thought wow this head is much different form the original 4 valve head. It would be sick if it is a desmo head. lennart |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Desmo mechanically opens AND closes the valves with rockers instead of using valve springs. Dan, it's good to see you took a closer look after our meet and greet.
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| Re: What's new about this picture i was gonna say the covers on the right side if say the motor was sitting in a bike, look way different including the cap thats between those. Plus the top of the head seems to be shorter in height, and the most obvious is it comes off as a complete head. Doesnt have that like cap that splits the top into two pieces. Hopefully this makes sence. wow, after what tmas posted what i wrote down seems like a 5 year old. but on the outside as you asked thats what i made of it Last edited by 50rider340; 08-23-2008 at 07:26 PM. |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Quote:
And for the record, the current Takegawa DOHC is discontinued. They will sell replacement parts for a year or two, but no new DOHC's as we know it. | |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Ok, all I have to do is sell off two mini's and MAYBE I can afford it... better sell the road race bike as well just to be certain... I wonder if they'll be doing a wide stud spacing version for their 138cc crate motors?
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| Re: What's new about this picture Ah-hah! Z finally decided to wear pants while he posts!!! |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Dan ,whats the chance of getting one of those heads and how much? I got a new build coming up thid winter with a freind, and were looking to do a ducati look-a-like, nsr50. Nothing would be better than having a desmo head, and dry clutch! |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Its less gayer than wut I've seen in the past. |
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| Re: What's new about this picture They haven't been released and may never be. If they are released, figure the cost of a DOHC setup and add more... |
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| Re: What's new about this picture Is it safe to assume the engine you listed dan is running a desmo head? from the previous thread it looks that the head on there new catalog resembles identical to the prototype desmo version |
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