BlueSix

I'm not denying it because of the outcome of the race. I'm denying it because Suzuki never made a 750 in that paint scheme. That bike has factory paint. That scheme was only offered on the 2005 600's. That bike is not a 750.

CuNfUzEd

iTrader: (14)

I am sure 10seclub will shed light on this subject. He is friends with these guys and my camera man. The frame is a 600 with a 750 swap. Pm him for details.

cantdrv65

iTrader: (3)

Nice kill! Trap speed doesnt tell the whole story in a bike vs car race either...The bike gets most of its trap speed in the first 1/8th and a car that isnt set up for the 1320 isnt going to fare well in that first 1/8th but will pick up a lot more in the second 1/8th. The faster rolling speed you start the better chance you have against a bike. Id try the 1000 at 80-160. It should be pretty damn close.

10secclub

yes it is a 750 in a 600 frame and plastics because these guys know how to ride they ride with a group called streetfighters which is a big stunters group thats why the swap was done because the kid wanted more power but wanted to do it the cheap way

CuNfUzEd

iTrader: (14)

Would that also explain the quick shifting? Do you not wrap out a 750 as high?

Sneakyws6

well i took my bike to out 1/4 miles track and ran a 10.67 @ 143 last night. now the et doesnt mean much against a car that prob will cut a 1.5 60ft.

this is a back and forth thing, 600 can be beat on a street race, but it is going to take a stout car to handle a 1000cc with a good rider. any car that messes with me on the highway will see me in first until around 107 then hit second and continue on handing the whoopings out. there are very few cars that can get to 185, even the f-body's cant. the new C6 is the only new car from GM that can even get over it and it stops around 195.

10secclub

quick shifting would be due to the fact of the down 2 up front and up 2 on the rear

CuNfUzEd

iTrader: (14)

OK. Could you explain what that means? I have no F'n clue.lol

burnzilla

iTrader: (3)

Alot of people under estimate 750's.
There is a significant differnence between a 600 and a 750 in terms of power, weight and speed.

750's run with 1000's, 929's, 900 etc...
600's do not.

Boostaholic

iTrader: (4)

I also thought it was a 600, and was commenting that 750s are beatable - people in this thread make them out to be some type of unstopable monster bikes.

BlueSix

I'm less impressed with the rider's ability now that i know his bike is significantly more powerful, and much less stock than i had previously believed.

To the thread starter - Nice kill.

CuNfUzEd

iTrader: (14)

Thanks man. I have even stated I would run him again. He thinks I set him up to be embarassed. That was not my plan. Thanks again guys.