Got Some Dyno #'s......... and Looking For 10's :)
04-15-2006, 04:45 PM
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Got Some Dyno #'s......... and Looking For 10's :) Well, finally got some dyno numbers and they're not too bad. After sitting for the better part of 2-3 years it's finally up and running once again. It took a bit of tuning but she finally layed down 114rwhp and it's still running rich throughout the entire rpm range. Low 11's @ 125-128mph shouldn't be a problem but I'm hoping for that ellusive 10 sec slip by summers end. 
By now you've probably figured out I'm NOT talking about the black car,,,,,,,, but rather the black BIKE in my sig.........
Just in time for summer fun.
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The rest of those ghey orange/purple graphics are coming off the front and I have a different black/grey tank on it's way. A little splash of red graphics will soon dorn the bike. I'm excited so I had to share with ya'll.
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By now you've probably figured out I'm NOT talking about the black car,,,,,,,, but rather the black BIKE in my sig.........
Just in time for summer fun. <scroll down for pic>
The rest of those ghey orange/purple graphics are coming off the front and I have a different black/grey tank on it's way. A little splash of red graphics will soon dorn the bike. I'm excited so I had to share with ya'll. .
04-16-2006, 03:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Rockin C Racing
Welcome to the club. Nice lead on. We will get you into the 10's by years end.
Originally Posted by Rottluver
Nice dude.
Took the bike up the road a bit yesterday (not registered yet) The roads were a bit damp and it broke the tire loose pretty easy lol... fun stuff.
I'm thinking the bike needs a pipe for the first mod lol... Last edited by Mikey 97Z M6; 04-16-2006 at 10:40 PM.
04-16-2006, 08:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikey 97Z M6
Thanks man. Did you mention at one point that you have a bike, or getting one?
Took the bike up the road a bit yesterday (not registered yet) The roads were a bit damp and it broke the tire loose pretty easy lol... fun stuff. I'm thinking the bike needs a pipe for the first mod lol...
Took the bike up the road a bit yesterday (not registered yet) The roads were a bit damp and it broke the tire loose pretty easy lol... fun stuff.
I'm thinking the bike needs a pipe for the first mod lol... Looking at a 650R 
04-17-2006, 12:49 PM
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650R,,, is that the new Ninja? Think I read an article on that bike not too long ago. Seems like the report was pretty good on that bike if memory serves.
If you like to ride fast though, you'll probably outgrow that bike very quickly.
Mike
If you like to ride fast though, you'll probably outgrow that bike very quickly.
Mike
04-17-2006, 01:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikey 97Z M6
650R,,, is that the new Ninja? Think I read an article on that bike not too long ago. Seems like the report was pretty good on that bike if memory serves.
If you like to ride fast though, you'll probably outgrow that bike very quickly.
Mike
If you like to ride fast though, you'll probably outgrow that bike very quickly.
Mike
I am not a maniac on a bike. I have a VERY healthy respect for them (and what can happen to riders) so I don't get too...........itchy.......for more power/speed when it comes to bikes. If I get that urge, I can always build up my car more. Apparently they have 2 other "Super Sport" bikes in that size but they are way more then I need/want.
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04-17-2006, 02:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Rottluver
It is one of two 600-700cc sized (street) Ninjas.......and being that I am only 5'6" the chances of me outgrowing it are pretty slim. I am not a maniac on a bike. I have a VERY healthy respect for them (and what can happen to riders) so I don't get too...........itchy.......for more power/speed when it comes to bikes. If I get that urge, I can always build up my car more.
Apparently they have 2 other "Super Sport" bikes in that size but they are way more then I need/want.
I am not a maniac on a bike. I have a VERY healthy respect for them (and what can happen to riders) so I don't get too...........itchy.......for more power/speed when it comes to bikes. If I get that urge, I can always build up my car more. Apparently they have 2 other "Super Sport" bikes in that size but they are way more then I need/want.
j/kI know I love mine.
04-17-2006, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Rockin C Racing
Oh come on now, you know you want a liter bike. j/k
I know I love mine.
j/kI know I love mine.
Way too big.....unless they make one that weighs under 450 lbs.............then ya never know.
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Well lets see. If I remember correctly last year on the NHRA scale at Woodburn, my bike (GSXR 1000) w/ 1/2 tank gas and me in full leathers weighed in at 665 or maybe 675. I weigh 220 without leathers and leathers probably weigh around 10 lbs. So that would put the bike around 445 lbs. And stock they only put down around 150 rwhp.
04-17-2006, 03:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Rockin C Racing
Well lets see. If I remember correctly last year on the NHRA scale at Woodburn, my bike (GSXR 1000) w/ 1/2 tank gas and me in full leathers weighed in at 665 or maybe 675. I weigh 220 without leathers and leathers probably weigh around 10 lbs. So that would put the bike around 445 lbs. And stock they only put down around 150 rwhp.
04-17-2006, 05:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Rottluver
Wow, I didn't think they were that light....the 650 & 600 I am looking at are 393 & 377 respectively. Make my request for a bigger bike UNDER 400 then.
We'll see how badly I catch the 2-wheeled bug over the summer. I might just be trading up this coming fall when all the dealers want to unload their summer machines.
Mike
04-17-2006, 10:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Amorget
If you get a 650R I want to ride it once! I'll let ya ride my SV if you do. The 650R is compared to the SV650 in most mag comparisons.
04-18-2006, 02:44 AM
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Very cool :-)
The new liter bikes are absolutely insane, so are the 750s, and even the 600s. There is about .0001% of the population that can ride a 1000 anywhere near the potential they have, and if they do so on the street they probably won't live long.
The new liter bikes are absolutely insane, so are the 750s, and even the 600s. There is about .0001% of the population that can ride a 1000 anywhere near the potential they have, and if they do so on the street they probably won't live long.
