The most immediate upgrade comes in the form of stainless steel race pipes - the previous incarnation used Jha mild steel chambers. Matt Patterson's MC21/300 previous score of 93 had him fuming, and he scuttled back off into the shed to produce a stunning new variant of the TYGA 300 which has set a new benchmark in modification! This truly is a stunning example of what can be achieved with the NSR. Even so, this the 1986 equivalent of Robby Rolfo's 2004 NSR!! Points? Incalculable! Back in '85/'86, all "NSR250's" were designated RS250R, even the HRC bikes. well, as stock as an HRC chassis can be! The true history of the bike is unknown, as is how exactly Mark came to have custody of it! What is known is that the '85 Fast Freddie replica is the closest thing you can get to a full-on GP NSR of it's era, and that has to be the clear winner down the pub!! Bodywork is all airbrushed, not a single sticker in sight, and looks stunning! The motor is piston-ported, unlike the later RS/NSR/MC16E's crankcase induction. Mark's beautifully restored bike is completely stock. Is this fair? Well, that's up to me - being the editor and all that! :-) This genuine 1986 RS250RW-F is owned by Mark Brown from Deltona, Florida. Ram-Air system (This should be the next big thing!)īoost your rating. Modified inlet (reeds/HRC rectifiers/cages etc.) Points are awarded at the editors' discretion as follows: Model: You will need Javascript active to access the "pop-up" descriptions and Featured bikes.
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Some fierce competition has seen the stakes upped drastically lately, read on to see current leaderboard. It used to be a case of "flash, bolt-on, visible-to-the-eye goodies" that would amass points, but a little squabbling in the ranks recently has instigated a closer scoring system, and more emphasis on modified bikes with both visible and hidden changes!Įxtra emphasis has also been put on genuine HRC parts now, as they are becomming harder to source, and our appreciation is shown to those dedicated owners out to find them! The G 5, as the group of developing countries have come to be called, are making their 5th consecutive appearance at the summit.Įven though they are still invited guests, their presence at the exclusive annual club is a tacit admission that the world's major problems cannot be fixed without inputs from the developing world.Welcome to the new Posers' League!įollowing recent discussion on our Forum, the points scoring system has been revised and some more goodies have been added.
"If we want the Security Council to remain a legitimate place for handling peace and security crisis in the world, it is absolutely necessary to have India as well as couple of others as permanent members," said Jerome Bonnafont, French Ambassador to India. On Thursday, France also strongly backed India's bid. This is a recurrent field," said Shivshankar Menon, Foreign Secretary. "There was also considerable discussion on the need to reform international, not just financial institutions, but also the institutions of international governance. The Prime Minister also called for restructuring the international system and repeated India's claim to a permanent seat in the UN Security Council.
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