MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS

 MODEL DESIGNATION – HONDA RS250R

 ENGINE TYPE: 250cc – 2 STROKE - 75° V TWIN
POWER OUTPUT: APPROX 85BHP @ 13,100 RPM
TOP SPEED: APPROX 165MPH
CHASSIS: ALUMINIUM TWIN SPAR
REAR SWING ARM FROM JHA RACING
WHEELS: 3.5” X 17” FRONT – 5.5” X 17” REAR
SUSPENSION: INVERTED FRONT FORKS
HONDA PROLINK REAR.

DRY WEIGHT: APPROX 100KG.

Ram Air:
The bike uses a pressurised air feed system. This consists of a carbon fibre air-box under the fuel tank, with a ram air scoop in the front fairing. This forces cold air into the carburettors. Cold pressurised air helps the engine produce more power at high speed.
Detonation counter:
To get the maximum performance from the engine, the det counter is used to aid carburettor setting. This is linked to the data logger so the bikes engine settings and performance can be checked after each track session. This makes setting up the bike much quicker.
Wheel speed sensor:
This sends information back to the data logger system. This information is downloaded after each session on track to help get the bike set up more quickly. Rpm and corner exit speed can be compared, and then internal gear ratios can be more finely tuned.
Performance upgrades:
The bike uses a special engine kit from JHA Racing. This consists of special cylinders / ignition and exhausts. Power is increased over the standard parts, but as with any power gains, more maintenance is required
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Special Cylinders Heads:
Made by Dave Cooper Racing. These two piece cylinder heads have replaceable combustion chambers, so different specifications of Volume, Squish clearance etc can be used to give the engine different power delivery  characteristics to suit each circuit.
Revised rear suspension:
The rear suspension features a special swingarm made by JHA racing in Japan. This is lighter and stronger than the standard part, providing a more stable ride. The standard rear shock is replaced by a "WP" rear unit, which features multi adjustable compression and rebound damping.
Datalogger Screen:
This screen shows all the data the logger records. Engine RPM, Throttle position, Speed, Detonations for each cylinder, and the Voltage produced by the generator on the bike. With this info the bike can be set up more quickly and accurately.

Detonation Map:
This screen is produced by the datalogger. It shows what throttle position and RPM any detonations occur. With this info carburetion settings can be made much more accurate. Therefore the engine will produce more power throughout the rev range.
 
 

 

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