Just ran a Honda CBR 1000
#16
Ive had my share of sport bikes. My modded Kawi ZX9r went 9.80's at 147+, and never lost to a car on the street/hwy. The GSXR 1000 with mild mods ran a best of 10.20's @ 140+. The Kawi ZX10r ran 10.00 @ 145+ with mild mods, plus it hit 100mph in first gear! The granddeady of 'em all was the ZX14! 9.90's stock and never tested it after some mods, but it had 212 whp and Im sure would have been mid 9's at that time. Just exhaust on the 14 made it over 20lbs lighter and 12hp.
A good and LIGHT rider can get the newer 600s in the mid to high tens.
These bikes are no joke. No greater ride for the money and with a few mods they get crazy.
A good and LIGHT rider can get the newer 600s in the mid to high tens.
These bikes are no joke. No greater ride for the money and with a few mods they get crazy.
#17
My gixxer has been 9.71 @140 bone stock and 8.91 @ 155 with stroker motor. I think it would take a 800+ whp car to take me. I can't wait until spring so I can start racing bikes with my car...Kinda curious...
#20
I ran a bike last night coming home from dinner in Mexico as well. Wifey was with me and a bike was riding my ***, hit a red light, decided to give her a go. Was dark so I didn't see what brand it was but was a pretty sizable bike, needless to say tires where cold and I spun 1st-2nd a little and he got a bike length ahead of me, didn't pull on me much from there. Fun times
#22
Very easily...as I said a few posts ago, mine did it 8 years ago when they first came out...Most any new liter bike now is mid high 9's @140-145ish now, with a decent rider. It's a different kind of race on a roll-on though. I've already beaten 600 and 750's with my 18G's very easily. Haven't had an opportunity to race a liter bike yet...Don't think I'll beat one, but it won't be a slaughter either
#26
I raced a 181 rwhp 'Busa (and got it on tape) that had previously run a 9.1 @ 155. I beat him at around 775 rwhp and was even with him at 730 rwhp.
#27
Exactly, once your moving you've eliminated most of the power to weight avantage of the bike. All the weight is already moving.
Lets say on average, 3600lb (with 600ft/lbs)car vs 600lb (with 100ft/lbs) bike (both with drivers), they both have 6lbs per 1ft/tq!! Thats if you start at around 3500-4000k where our peak torque is and you know a bike would start around 5-6K or so. And car has way more HP, but the bike is more aerodynamic...pretty good race...
#28
Sean,
If driven properly, stock they probably run mid 10s and trap in the high 130s. Which is what your car will do if I had to guess.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Honda-CBR-Timeslip-14894.html
If driven properly, stock they probably run mid 10s and trap in the high 130s. Which is what your car will do if I had to guess.
http://www.dragtimes.com/Honda-CBR-Timeslip-14894.html
Agree,
You should be able to pull him if he got the nuts to hang on
above 160 mph
#29
Exactly, once your moving you've eliminated most of the power to weight avantage of the bike. All the weight is already moving.
Lets say on average, 3600lb (with 600ft/lbs)car vs 600lb (with 100ft/lbs) bike (both with drivers), they both have 6lbs per 1ft/tq!! Thats if you start at around 3500-4000k where our peak torque is and you know a bike would start around 5-6K or so. And car has way more HP, but the bike is more aerodynamic...pretty good race...
Lets say on average, 3600lb (with 600ft/lbs)car vs 600lb (with 100ft/lbs) bike (both with drivers), they both have 6lbs per 1ft/tq!! Thats if you start at around 3500-4000k where our peak torque is and you know a bike would start around 5-6K or so. And car has way more HP, but the bike is more aerodynamic...pretty good race...
#30
Exactly, once your moving you've eliminated most of the power to weight avantage of the bike. All the weight is already moving.
Lets say on average, 3600lb (with 600ft/lbs)car vs 600lb (with 100ft/lbs) bike (both with drivers), they both have 6lbs per 1ft/tq!! Thats if you start at around 3500-4000k where our peak torque is and you know a bike would start around 5-6K or so. And car has way more HP, but the bike is more aerodynamic...pretty good race...
Lets say on average, 3600lb (with 600ft/lbs)car vs 600lb (with 100ft/lbs) bike (both with drivers), they both have 6lbs per 1ft/tq!! Thats if you start at around 3500-4000k where our peak torque is and you know a bike would start around 5-6K or so. And car has way more HP, but the bike is more aerodynamic...pretty good race...
Also,
When I run bikes they don't start at 5-6k or so - they're usually in 1st gear when rolling at 60-70 which puts them above 10k rpm or so. They won't start out low in the rpm range, they're gonna make sure their revvs are way up before they give the 'go-ahead'