140 MPH - Anybody we know?

soho

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BBC Stock photo.

To get 140 it'd have to be a litre sports bike at least ?

My un faired V Max was pushed to do 140 on road, an NTV ? Don't think so ! :D :D
 

Rubberchicken

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Not necessarily liter, a modern 600 sport bike will do 140 too. The latest 1200 twins might even manage it downhill with a tailwind. Hmm. What's the terminal velocity of an NTV? :D
 

soho

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Rubberchicken said:
Not necessarily liter, a modern 600 sport bike will do 140 too. The latest 1200 twins might even manage it downhill with a tailwind. Hmm. What's the terminal velocity of an NTV? :D

Depends which piston you mean really ? The one flying terminally through the front yokes or the one that exits through your a**hole dragging your n*ts with it ! :D :D :D
 

RedSoul

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soho said:
BBC Stock photo.

To get 140 it'd have to be a litre sports bike at least ?

My un faired V Max was pushed to do 140 on road, an NTV ? Don't think so ! :D :D

Errh not true........the ZZR600 back in the 1990,s was good for over 150mph so are most other sport 600,s


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Chewbadger

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Yep, steel frame CBR600 FM onwards was good for over 150.

A good engine builder and the right mods it would push 100rwhp.
 

Ian Porter

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XS904 said:
Yep, steel frame CBR600 FM onwards was good for over 150.

A good engine builder and the right mods it would push 100rwhp.

not that you've been known to go that fast eh Rob? :)
 

Mikey

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XS904 said:
Yep, steel frame CBR600 FM onwards was good for over 150.

A good engine builder and the right mods it would push 100rwhp.


Given a long enough road :D :D :D
 

Ian Porter

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XS904 said:
I think 37.75 miles was long enough.
Fixes trucks for a living, chucks bikes round the IOM, are you sure you're not Guy Martin in disguise?

Oh hang on, you don't have a Merlin engine in the garage, or do you :)
 

Mpj

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Rubberchicken said:
Not necessarily liter, a modern 600 sport bike will do 140 too. The latest 1200 twins might even manage it downhill with a tailwind. Hmm. What's the terminal velocity of an NTV? :D

Actually an unmodified ZXR400 can do that on a straight ;) (granted it wont do much more-143/4mph until a car pulled out ahead)
 

Richie B

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According to my satnav I got 152mph out of my previous 2002 CBR600FS on the Autobahn in Germany. Wouldn't do it again, almost shat myself...

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austin

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Son #2 reckons he saw 165 on the speedo of his CBR600F sport. Nearly redline in top so proper flat out.


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