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Toseland steps forward.

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Toseland steps forward.

Despite being hampered by chatter, the Englishman enjoyed a reasonable third and final day, when he also got his first taste of the latest electronic and traction control systems.

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Well a steady introduction and steady progress, wait till they fully wake him up and equip. Gooooooooooooooooooooooooo JT

Wheres the San Marines ;)
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Posted by 52 52 52 - Unregistered (111 days ago)
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Go JT. Already ahead of several much more experienced riders on works bikes. Go on!
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Posted by j h (111 days ago)
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This is very exciting just knew James had it in him when he gets new package some track he know well looking very good keep it up James
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Posted by SLOW JOE - Unregistered (111 days ago)
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Toseland is progressing brilliantly,and seeing Bradley Smith top of the timesheets is great to see also.
At last maybe we can see Brits mix it with the best in the world
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Posted by pagoda - Unregistered (110 days ago)
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Toseland is progressing brilliantly,and seeing Bradley Smith top of the timesheets is great to see also.
At last maybe we can see Brits mix it with the best in the world
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Posted by pagoda - Unregistered (110 days ago)
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Thanks Pagoda, I didn't realise Bradders was so far up. Brilliant!! I think this chap can go all the way. Go Bradders!!!
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Posted by j h (110 days ago)
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i love moto gp, but as a novis i am trying to learn the lingo!, could some one please explain what "Chatter"is?, and how it would make riding a bike such a problem. ta
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Posted by holymoly - Unregistered (110 days ago)
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chatter is temporary lack off grip of a tyre in an on/off fashion, giving vibration, increased tyre wear and general frustration to a rider as he can't get the power down or the right 'drive' out of a corner or onto a straight.
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Posted by The Morgue (110 days ago)
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Or if its the front fork under braking it makes it difficult to turn into the corner
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Posted by Aegis 96 (110 days ago)
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Chatter has nothing or very little to do with rubber. Its cause and effect is a result of suspension input overload, between the bumps in the road and the chassis, forces propagate bouncing, pogo'ing....chatter. the preload and rebound have been overpowered by the spring or in modern racing gas flow, and has failed to regulate the force of the spring that obsorbes the bumps and chassis feedback, chatter is generally a result of too hard a setting and can be remidy'd by less pre load and spring rate.
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Posted by ӝACE 27ӝ ® (110 days ago)
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Other things can cause chatter such as uneven fluid in the forks, weak tripple clamps (when cornering) or warped disk brakes.
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Posted by ӝACE 27ӝ ® (110 days ago)
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I'm not saying chatter has anything to do with the rubber, the tyre bouncing up and down in a self induced or maintained oscillating fashion, just like the vibration maintained by the natural frequency of a material.
It can be that the cause lies in the forks but it occurs at the contact patch of tyre and road, like if it is bouncing,
grip, no grip, grip, no grip
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Posted by The Morgue (109 days ago)
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Gents,

Whats going on. Have we all swallowed a dictionary or what. I'm all for a bit of banter but keep it understandable for the idiots out there.... like me.

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Posted by Ratty - Unregistered (109 days ago)
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I'm sorry Ratty
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Posted by The Morgue (109 days ago)
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[quote Gromm] I'm not saying chatter has anything to do with the rubber,

[quote Gromm] chatter is temporary lack off grip of a tyre in an on/off fashion,

maybe you didnt understand what you were saying.......

Chatter occures between the road and the Chassis and everthing in between, tyres play little in this, loss of grip can be a side effect of chatter. Tyre grip in itself does'nt cause chatter.
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Posted by ӝACE 27ӝ ® (109 days ago)
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YOur are all wrong..

Chatter is what happens when my wife and her friends get together for a cupa tea. or was that gosip!
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Posted by Conger - Unregistered (109 days ago)
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Were in abit of a fine line as to what cause's chatter to mainly the front end (back end not such a problem because not such force is put through the tyre / suspension under braking).Basically chatter come through lots of components and murder to get rid of,you just about get it sorted put different compound tyre on and its back. so i say grip level does matter
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Posted by SLOW JOE - Unregistered (109 days ago)
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No worries Morgue. Looked up what you said in the dictionary. All makes sense now.

Conger, what you said is the best explanation so far. You have obviously met my wife also.
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Posted by Ratty - Unregistered (109 days ago)
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Ace, I'm perfectly clear about what I'm trying to get across,
just don't seem to get it formulated properly
I think we talk about the same thing but differ on cause and effect issues.
The tyre is not causing it, it is where it occurs and the vibration is felt throughout the bike,
though certain parts are more susceptive to transporting it because of their construction.




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Posted by The Morgue (109 days ago)
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James knows P island very well he must be looking forward to the test must look up his lap time when there in wsb.Got a good feeling about JT hope he does get same bike as works team sure he said when he sign that he was getting same as Rossi bar tyre's
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Posted by SLOW JOE - Unregistered (109 days ago)
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