Rear wheel and chain oil containment

[powerhouse]

been testing today with my chain brushes and i can tell you all after three sessions there was absolutely no deterioration on them.i sprayed chain lube on them first though.
i am totally shocked as was everybody there,i would post a pic but they look like i just fitted them

only problem i had was the overheating rear calliper .never had an issue with it before,hope its not being starved of cooling air from my containment as the rear wheel is now somewhat air tight

[hasbeen]

A great job Brian
Yes I to was suprised how good your idea was and like you after about 40 Plus laps of mallory I was really suprised to see
the brushes looking brand new and they didnt wipe ANY oil of the chain in fact i think they
lubed the chain better.
so if anyone is strugling as to what to do look at Brians photos and I think it only cost him about a fiver and some time.
well done mate the impossable has been done.

[neandethal]

i know it needs to be more secure buit is 3mm thick plastic ok or must it be ally?




any thoughts welcomed.

cheers, Ian

[little chud]

nothing wrong at all with that Ian

as you've seen from my pics a while ago, its more or less the same as mine and the chain doesn't need to got through flaps etc unless it is within the 50mm tray, chich it isnt. My bike was even used as a good example by the scrute's at cadwell yesterday so it'll do for me

jc

[kew]

I've lifted the oil containment at the side of the engine to take into account next years increase in height.

[Standinski]

Tell me if i am talking rubbish,all the mods look great to me, but what about heat retention, more so at the tt

[powerhouse]

looks good ian,but with the oil containment you have there right behind the engine there is no need at all for your wheel arch mate
dont forget your plate from under your seat to the frame