Hi Guys, anyone have a picture of HRC Chamber?

What end can is suitable for this chambers as a friend of mine gonna selling it to me but no end can..

Technically, there aren't any for the MC28!

HRC had their own, but they weren't sold to the public. There are plenty of alternatives, from all the usual suppliers, but it is extremely unlikely that someone has a genuine set of HRC chambers for an MC28.
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Last edited by Andy on Wed Nov 17, 2010 1:12 pm; edited 1 time in total

Not, sure, heard is that the chamber (center) is bigger

Hopefully the following translates OK... if it doesn't, get a thesaurus!

Don't let your ignorance of the subject cost you a lot of money.

"Ignorance" in this case is not an insult, but an observation of your lack of knowledge. You need to do a lot more research, or stick to known quantites. Those, in my opinion are Jha, Dog Fight, TYGA etc.

There is little of value HRC-wise for an MC28 apart from an HRC card and a jet kit! The rest of it, at best, is SP spec. The only thing worth anything much, if you can get it, is an HRC flywheel and stator, but they sell for mega money. I think the kit was about £1500 new!

I would recommend you get on Yahoo! and buy yourself a 1994 HRC setup manual. You will find there's not much in it though!

You can make an MC28 perform OK, but you have to throw a lot of money at them. If what you're really looking for is a fast street bike, don't be afraid to say it! If you really want a race bike for the track then you don't want to keep the lights etc., and you open up far more options.

With the right parts and enough money you will be up around 60hp, but to get over 60hp for street use, I can see you running into problems with the Singapore police!! If you want a fast street 250 that won't get you on the wrong side of the SG law, get an MC21!
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Im goin to ride to the track, as Singapore track will be ready in 2012(not sure wether they allowed bikes). The nearest is our next neighbour(Malaysia)..If i towed in will cost more money..'I will entering few races next year in Malaysia. My road bike is 200cc chopper or VTR SP1...