Looking at Motorcycle.com's dyno graph has me pondering the RC3's tuning. While a dyno on different days will provide a different result (and different types of dyno generate different results), typically the peak power and torque occurs at relatively the same RPM. But on the RC3, I'm seeing that peak HP occurs at 7,800 rpm, whereas the RX3 makes peak power at 9,000 rpm. And peak torque occurs at 6,000 rpm on the RC3 versus the RX3's 7,000 rpm. I wonder if this is due to tuning, the exhaust, or something else? But based upon the dyno session with my RX3, the power output compares very favorably to the CBR250R's output.
Motorcycle.com's dyno result of the RC3: http://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/...no-547x389.jpg My dyno result of my RX3: http://i1060.photobucket.com/albums/...015%202016.jpg |
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Completely agree, dpl096. I think the article came across fair and balanced as well. I do agree that the testers were impressed with the the fit and finish of the RC3. I've seen the prototype in person and it's stunning. Looking forward to other reviews!
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I also thought it was a fair article. One thing that stuck in my head though was how most of them didn't like the snappy handling. The geometry is a bit odd but if it's the same frame geometry and setup as the RX3, I'm kind of shocked. The RX3 is about the most predictable handling and nimble motorcycle I've ever ridden. It acts exactly the same regardless of how far over you have it leaned.
Zong must have changed something somewhere in making the RC3. |
Looks like the ECU mapping could use some refining on the RC3 by the looks of the bouncing Blue line :tup:
http://motorcycle.com.vsassets.com/b...no-547x389.jpg |
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I wonder if they sold any of the RC3? If they did the owners are not sharing any their experiences?
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Maybe the race it on Sunday, sell it on Monday approach will work.
http://californiascooterco.com/blog/ Rojo |
RC3 Raced on Sunday
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CSC Blog made a video of Sunday's action, but only showed the blue RC3 in front of one other bike?:hmm: |
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http://maps.wera.com/results/showeve...c=271483624560 But at the beginning of the video, you can see that they were probably riding amongst other riders. And in the two straighaway video clips, you can see that Wheeler was up front and leading behind the second bike. The F-Class group that Wheeler was riding in had 3 Kawasaki Ninja 250s and then Wheeler on the CSC RC3. Pretty darned impressive for Wheeler, CSC and Zongshen that the first time out, Wheeler was able to get in front, appear to hold the lead and win the race, beating 3 other Kawasaki Ninja 250s that had many more seasons to optimize their setup. |
SponsorsBike #NameBike / CCHometown1)#931Roland WheelerOTH 250Claremont
What does OTH mean? Other than honda? This is great, shows that these bikes are for real! Congratulations roland! |
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Great showing for a first race.
Here's a link to the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgOvHFBMydw Kinda noisy but some of the comments were interesting. Sounded as if Roland thought the bike had more in it. Change the pipe, go up a couple teeth on the rear sprocket, and a power commander. Didn't know there was a power commander option for this bike. Possible for the RX3 as well??? Rojo |
I would want to see everyone that raced post up a (true, no 'sand bagging') "Hot Lap Time" from each bike, it will tell a lot more of the bikes performance compared to the riders ability ;)
"All we know is, he's called the STIG" :hehe: |
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