The Sandbar HP2 Sport in MCN

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Welshman wrote:It's a very good article. Congratulations,
Thank you. I haven't seen it yet! The official story is that the publishers missed the cut off time at the wholesalers and therefore MCN was not distributed. In the midlands anyway.

I am expecting a copy in the post tomorrow. Seriously looking forward to it.

I will try and put up a couple of pictures in the Boxerpix section later.

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Wow, bought MCN today and ist an absolute stonker...the HP2 that is.
If you want to sell it i,ll give you all i,ve got in my pocket and that includes a lucky lottery ticket......waddda you say? 8)
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cornishflat wrote:that includes a lucky lottery ticket......waddda you say?
It may be lucky, but is it the winning one?

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My friend that is the gamble....but lets not forget whats also in my wallet. :)
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cornishflat wrote:My friend that is the gamble....but lets not forget whats also in my wallet. :)
Thank you, but I think that I would rather have the carbon fibre Spitfire!!

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You,re probably right. But joking aside, that is one stunning bike.
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Hi Nigel
Bike looks stunning!!!
OK writeup by MCN. I wasnt expecting much to be honest.
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Looks like i'm gonna have to bite the bullet and fit the slipper clutch Nige!

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Lovely bike. Where did you source the quick release fairing clips? Also do you know who produces a top quality stainless or titanium replacement bolt kit specifically for Hp2 sports?

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karlsberg wrote:Looks like i'm gonna have to bite the bullet and fit the slipper clutch Nige!

K
It's a great thing to have. Especially if your doing a fair few track days. I have learnt to modulate the clutch on downshifts when dropping a couple of gears fast. Your old 1200s may get treated to one if I can save enough dash. I have a few other plans for the engine first though.
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I read the article and enjoyed it, really is a good colour scheme but somehow I think it will look much better "in the flesh". Quality 8)
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wotmeworry wrote:Where did you source the quick release fairing clips? Also do you know who produces a top quality stainless or titanium replacement bolt kit specifically for Hp2 sports?
There appears to be some sort of sales cartel going on with Dzus fasteners. I found it impossible to buy them from factors etc. It is possible to buy them through Aprilia, Ducati or MV Agusta - they all use them.

In the end I got the clips from the fitting kits used on one of the S1000RR Carbon bellypans that we supply, and I got the retainers and little plastic washers from Moto Forza Italia at Silverstone who are dealers for all those bikes.

I don't have a definitive answer about S/S or Ti because you used the words 'top quality'! Pro Bolts spring to mind.

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Post by Hayden »

Triumph use Dzus fasteners on the earlier (T595) Daytona if its any help to anybody.

Item 15 on this fiche

http://www.worldoftriumph.com/triumph_m ... ck_03=3374

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...new type HPE pipes...?

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gus wrote:
karlsberg wrote:Looks like i'm gonna have to bite the bullet and fit the slipper clutch Nige!

K
It's a great thing to have. Especially if your doing a fair few track days. I have learnt to modulate the clutch on downshifts when dropping a couple of gears fast. Your old 1200s may get treated to one if I can save enough dash. I have a few other plans for the engine first though.
Gus
I'm intrigued - Is your 1200 an ex-Sandbar? I thought the only one was the humbug one?

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