How come I see some of the Thunder Tiger Ducati's with upside down/inverted forks and some with conventional? Are there two different versions with the RTR's?
Nevermind, I think my eyes were deceived by the paint shading giving me the impression that they are inverted. For example, on jonmills bike where the bodywork is covering the top of the forks.
< Message edited by VoodooNinja -- 4/14/2007 7:05:14 PM >
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Sportwerks Turmoil Pro, Associated Monster GT, Associated RC12L, Kyosho Ultima II
Well, I had to get one (Desmo) since I have been into real motorcycles since the 1970's. I have been quite pleased with how it runs so far. Alot easier to control than I expected. I cut and shortened the crash bars in order to get maximum lean angle and that helps. I'm finishing engine breakin, so I can't speak for it's maximum top end. Low end is pretty good, as you can break the wheel loose if your not careful. But some of that has to do with the stock rubber. The stock electronics are good for learning. Radio is similar to the MGT's. The servos could be upgraded to more powerful one's, once you get the basics of handling. A must if you add the optional front brake. The rear shock leaks and constantly check all bolts. (Locktite is your friend)
< Message edited by VoodooNinja -- 5/1/2007 10:52:37 PM >
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I assume the 999 and Desmo-thing are technically the same with just different bodies??
You are correct. You also get a rear tire hugger with the Desmo and a rider that sorta looks like Loris Capirossi. I bought mine from ThunderTiger4U like mOnO n.s.G^ suggested.
Here is an updated picture of my bike, after I did some more paint work and detailing so that it looks like the GP6 version of the MotoGP racer.
< Message edited by VoodooNinja -- 5/16/2007 4:28:47 PM >
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hi all, just wondering if its true that a revo or jato shock will fit on the rear mono. also could you tell me of any mods and bigger engines that you use. thanks
< Message edited by gamesbeer1 -- 6/7/2007 6:06:13 AM >
Yes i put a revo shock on my bike that i recently sold and works fine. update with smaller chain and sprocket. I think the engine has plenty of power... but that could just be me