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03-28-2005, 02:11 PM
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All bow before the ultimate road machine Spy photos of the Ducati RR MotoGP replica bike
The Ducati RR MotoGP replica
and the 200hp engine that will make a Hayabusa look tame
10% more power than a Hayabusa and half the weight in a chassis that lighter than my 600cc sport bike. Forget the Ferrari Enzo that is "inspired" by Grand Prix, this bike IS Grand Prix!
The Ducati RR MotoGP replica
and the 200hp engine that will make a Hayabusa look tame
10% more power than a Hayabusa and half the weight in a chassis that lighter than my 600cc sport bike. Forget the Ferrari Enzo that is "inspired" by Grand Prix, this bike IS Grand Prix!
03-28-2005, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by rwb
For the price you could by 2 or 3 of any jap bike.
03-28-2005, 02:25 PM
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Bahahahhaaaaa
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
03-28-2005, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by HemiDakota
Bahahahhaaaaa
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
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03-29-2005, 08:06 AM
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I think this is meant as a road race bike for privateers (well founded privateers). A 'busa is by no means a road race bike, I think even insurace classify it as a "sports touring" bike, because it is so big.
03-29-2005, 08:34 AM
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Dang. Too bad I don't do the torture-rack thing anymore.
I'm definitely no fan of Euro cars, but I AM one of Euro bikes. A 'busa, turbocharged or not, is really no comparison to this bike... with the exception of street riding.
I'm definitely no fan of Euro cars, but I AM one of Euro bikes. A 'busa, turbocharged or not, is really no comparison to this bike... with the exception of street riding.
03-29-2005, 12:01 PM
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Originally Posted by marc_w
....and I just realized, Ducati is making a V4!?!?!?
03-29-2005, 03:18 PM
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That's crazy... 
I haven't been able to catch up with WSB or any other bike racing in a few years now. I've kind of fallen into the NASCAR thing (I know, two extremes). I had no idea Duc was running them.
Do you know if Aprilia is running their V-twin dirtbike motor anywhere yet?
I haven't been able to catch up with WSB or any other bike racing in a few years now. I've kind of fallen into the NASCAR thing (I know, two extremes). I had no idea Duc was running them.
Do you know if Aprilia is running their V-twin dirtbike motor anywhere yet?
03-29-2005, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by marc_w
That's crazy...
I haven't been able to catch up with WSB or any other bike racing in a few years now. I've kind of fallen into the NASCAR thing (I know, two extremes). I had no idea Duc was running them.
Do you know if Aprilia is running their V-twin dirtbike motor anywhere yet?
I haven't been able to catch up with WSB or any other bike racing in a few years now. I've kind of fallen into the NASCAR thing (I know, two extremes). I had no idea Duc was running them.
Do you know if Aprilia is running their V-twin dirtbike motor anywhere yet?
My Pasion is MotoGP, AMA and WSB..... with Formula 1 coming in a close 4th
04-01-2005, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by HemiDakota
Bahahahhaaaaa
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
Ok, for 60K I could buy an HIS/HER Hayabusa and add a turbo kit.
Though, I am sure that Suzuki won't standby idling as other competition will try to take on the KING OF BIKES.
I am a huge Moto GP, WSB and AMA fan. But...
I thought someone like you would have known by now Suzuki is coming out with a new Hayabuse. It was announced at the Suzuki dealer meeting in Denver back in the Winter.
Allegedly, a source told me:
It is going to be 1500 cc's
200 HP
It's going to be approx. 100lbs lighter
It will look more like a GSXR1000 then the old Busa, kind of a mix of the two.
It will no longer be a GSX1300R it will be a GSXR1500.
It will still be geared toward Hyperbike not Superbike.
Basically, a land missile.