Vs Gsxr750 *vid*
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Vs Gsxr750 *vid*
This was a race between friends. *NOTE* The rider in this video does NOT own the bike. The owner was at work and let him ride it. The rider has the exact same bike but slammed, strapped and stretched. He had almost no time to get used to the bike so that is whats with the wheelies. The bike has a powercommander and full exhaust. Enjoy.
The video might be optimizing for a few minutes I just uploaded it.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/9...750_163915.htm
The video might be optimizing for a few minutes I just uploaded it.
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/9...750_163915.htm
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Fail!
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Experienced rider? I never seen a "experienced" rider lean back when he goes up in a wheelie, unless hes tring to to a wheelie. He looked like a squid to me.... youbeatheriderandnotthebike
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Experienced rider? I never seen a "experienced" rider lean back when he goes up in a wheelie, unless hes tring to to a wheelie. He looked like a squid to me.... youbeatheriderandnotthebike
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But your right, how could a 500rwhp car that weighs 3200lbs with the converter I have keep up with a high 10 second bike? Oh nevermind, I see you own(ed) one. Typical bike guy, a car can't beat a bike. The kid can ride, especially for it not being his bike and he didn't have more than 5 minutes to get adjusted from his to that one. Would you like another video with a different rider for the same outcome?
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nice runs and great car, but that guy weather he was used to the bike or not cant ride, he would not even crouch, i have a 06 750 with pcIII,tune,yoshi,filter and geared. which is prob makin 25hp more than that bike and i do 1st gear rolls and all you hafta do is get over the tank to keep the tire down.
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i believe it, i can beat 600s with my car and i have been destroyed by 1 car on my 750, im just stating that whoever that was can NOT RIDE!
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As for the rider, he wasn't that experienced. There was so much wrong with his riding and I dont want to rant. His gear (or lack of) screams either squid or rider that hasn't fallen yet. His positioning did absolutely nothing to help. First impressions, deffinately a rider that hasn't been riding long (1 to 2 years would be my guess) and has a slammed & stretched sportbike he probably only cruises around town on. Or possibly he started on a larger cc bike, which keeps them from actually learning to ride, only learning to control the bike. In his defense though, it is hard to drag race any unmodded 600,750, or 1000cc "race ready" sportbike without wheelieing, especially on the start. Nothing wrong with that (riding experience), just stating truth.
I don't understand the ones that take a superbike, ruin it (stretch and slam), then just cruise from light to light. He should buy a cruiser and be comfortable. Thats what I love about bikers, a short ride and actions speak much louder than words. He should get some gear before he loses a few pounds. Oh look, I did rant. sorry
Great runs and nice car btw
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Its was an old 750, that is why the camaro did so well. A 05+ 750 with those mods would pull hard as hell on that car. (For those who don't know bikes. Not that it matters at all here!)
Also IMO the rider could have been much better. No need to bring the front tire up that far.
Also IMO the rider could have been much better. No need to bring the front tire up that far.
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It was great because both bikers slowed down and just stared at my car like 'What the heck is that thing...."
I probably beat up some 250s or some ricer of the bike world, I have no idea about bikes but hey it was fun.
[Cars can always win against bikes, just swerve off the line. It will cost you a new bumper, but you win every time!]