Grand National vs GSXR 750
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Grand National vs GSXR 750
Not sure if this is a repost, but this car is sick!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzRJnMGY20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyjeepWQIRY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkzRJnMGY20
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyjeepWQIRY
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those things are amazingly quick. i had the pleasure of racing one in the form of one of those 89 turbo t/a's(same powerplant, different chassis). had no idea what it was, so i was rather shocked when i heard the thing spooling as the guy was brakeboosting it going about 60. thing sounded like a jet engine!
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Sorry guy's I'm calling BS on this one. I have a bike and a Vette. And I just don't see the finish like that.maybe out the hole but the end would be alot diff. ThAt is a low 10's bike that will trap 150's all day
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Google it. They do it all the time. And a pro can put them in 9's.
A busa can trap 160 + also in the 9's.
The fact is that most 600's can run 10's with the right rider.
Like I said I have owned bike for over ten year and ran the texas mile on my first busa with nos.
Look it up.
A busa can trap 160 + also in the 9's.
The fact is that most 600's can run 10's with the right rider.
Like I said I have owned bike for over ten year and ran the texas mile on my first busa with nos.
Look it up.