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Technical Information 167
Competition Logbook
Any serious competition effort relies heavily
on the knowledge gained and compiled from
previous racing events. The best way to organize
the many bits of information is to record them in
a logbook.
Your logbook can include such information
as suspension adjustments, gearing, and tire
selection. This detailed information, along with
your comments, can prove valuable when you
compete at the same track or on similar terrain.
Your logbook can also tell you when maintenance
was performed and when it will be necessary
again. Your logbook also lets you record any
repairs and lets you keep track of the running
time on the engine and suspension components.
If you choose to sell your CRF, the accurate
maintenance records in your logbook might be
the deciding deal-maker for a potential buyer.
Consider using different color pens or pencils to
record important information on specific subjects.
For example, record results in black, suspension/
chassis settings in blue, and gearing selections
in green. Color codes will help you identify the
information you want with a glance.
Tuning & Adjustment Records
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worked best at a particular location. These items
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temperature
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Competition Records
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both yours and your CRF’s
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Maintenance Records
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Timekeeping
This Manual lists maintenance intervals for
every-so-many hours of running.
The most effective way to schedule maintenance
is by the hours you have run your CRF.
An official “guesstimate” is close enough for our
timekeeping purposes. You may choose to record
your time the same way aircraft operators do (but
without the benefit of an electrical hourmeter).
All running time is broken down into hours and
tenths of an hour (each six minutes represents
one tenth of an hour).
Racing Records
Information worth recording for this section of
your logbook may include:
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finishing position.
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your performance next time.
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starting gate positions or in riding portions
of the course as the day progressed that may
prove helpful in future events.
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wrong line and were passed too easily.
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or by riders in another event that are worth
remembering.
Maintenance Records
Regular maintenance items you’ll want to record
in your logbook should include:
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examinations
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decarbonization with a particular oil
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swingarm pivot bearing maintenance
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changes
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replacements
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replacements
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replacements
In addition, you should record any irregularities
noted in component wear so you’ll remember to
keep a close eye on these areas in the future.
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