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06-26-2009, 11:03 AM
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Cbr1000 Well, like the sig says I've got a 2007 CBR1000RR. What should it run with a great rider in good conditions? I've heard anywhere from mid 9's (
) to a solid mid 10.
) to a solid mid 10. 
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Great rider at drag racing? If so i'd say mid 10s maybe slightly lower. If you've never dragged a bike before I'd guess mid-low 11s breaking into the tens after a few runs. Perfect rider and conditions = single digit club no problem.....Just my opinion though.
06-29-2009, 01:05 AM
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The only bike at our track in the 9's is a ZX14. It runs around a 9.9, its a pretty vague question on what it should run. Are you asking what is the fastest possible time for a track at sea level on a cold day? Or a track that is at 5000' elevation on an average 70 degree day with an average weight rider?
These guys ran 9.943 @ 144.82 and I'm not sure on the conditions.
http://www.sportrider.com/performanc...ers/honda.html
These guys ran 9.943 @ 144.82 and I'm not sure on the conditions.
http://www.sportrider.com/performanc...ers/honda.html
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You're gonna need racing mods to go in the 9's on a 1000rr. Stock height and wheelbase, you'd be lucky to see a low 10. With bolt on mods like airshifter and swingarm extensions and lowering links you can go high to mid 9's.
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The only bike at our track in the 9's is a ZX14. It runs around a 9.9, its a pretty vague question on what it should run. Are you asking what is the fastest possible time for a track at sea level on a cold day? Or a track that is at 5000' elevation on an average 70 degree day with an average weight rider?
These guys ran 9.943 @ 144.82 and I'm not sure on the conditions.
http://www.sportrider.com/performanc...ers/honda.html
These guys ran 9.943 @ 144.82 and I'm not sure on the conditions.
http://www.sportrider.com/performanc...ers/honda.html
Bitch after I stood up for you in that vid thread at those guys calling you out?
07-07-2009, 08:55 PM
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As stated above, you'll need a longer swing arm and probably a small drop to get anywhere near the 9's. With stock ride height you'll be fighting the bike for most of 1st gear and probably half of second before it settles down so my guess is high 10's-low 11's @ 133mph
