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Cycle News 2001 01 31

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Er esto Fonseca's ENGINE TECHNICIANS: Dean Baker/Bob Oliver CYLINDER: Standard Wiseco PISTON: CRANK: Standard Standard HEAD: DSP (titanium) EXHAUST PIPE: DSP (titanium) SILENCER: Keihin FCR CARBURETOR: Hinson CLUTCH: Cometic GASKETS: Standard IGNITION: NGK CRBE SPARK PLUG: Twin Air AIR FILTER: DSP (carbon fiber) AIRBOX: Standard TRANSMISSION: 13/51 GEARING: Renthal SPROCKETS: D.I.D CHAIN: VP Racing Fuel FUEL: Engine Ice COOLANT: Standard RADIATORS: LUBRICANTS: Yamahalube CHASSIS Standard w/strength mods • MAINFRAME: GYT-R (titanium) SUBFRAME: Kayaba, Enzo Racing-modified w/external reservoirs FORK: Kayaba, Enzo Racing-modified SHOCK: Standard LINKAGE: TRIPLE CLAMPS: YMUS (special) RIMS: D.I.D Standard SPOKES: HUBS: Standard AXLE: Standard TIRES: Dunlop BRAKE PADS: Standard BRAKE MASTER CYLINDER: Standard BRAKE DISCS: 270mm (front). 240= (rear) YMC (special) BRAKE DISC GUARD: DSP carbon fiber FRONT BRAKE LINE: Fastline HANDLEBAR: Renthal Twin-Wall LEVERS: Modified standard CABLES: Standard, (Motion Pro compression release) GRIPS: Renthal 50/50 THROTTLE: Standard w/Works Connection aluminum pipe SKID PLATE: DSP carbon fiber FOOTPEGS: GYTR wide (titanium) SEAT: Standard foamlN-Style cover MISC. YMUS Titanium NUTS/BOLTS: UFO PLASTIC: DSP carbon fiber (chain guide, left/right engine covers, GUARDS: caseguard, rear reservoir guard) N-Style GRAPHICS: Motion Pro Specialty Tools TOOLS: Comments: Erik Kehoe (YoT team manager) . "Ernesto likes the motor pretty standard, but he does like the DSP exhaust pipe for Supercross - bottom-to-mid response is increased. He likes his suspension firm but not really out of the ordinary [though he runs extra sag since he's short). He feels that his biggest advantage on the bike is in the whoops; he feels the bike handles really well [in the whoops); he can put the power to the ground." II: U II: I • n e _ s JANUARY 31.2001 49

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