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    Quote Originally Posted by puddy View Post
    Did you hear that Beyond? That calls for a trip down country doesn't it?
    Sarcasm + internet = doesn't work. See my other post.
    I know they boogie and have arm dislocating torque.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    Also no mention of the V-Max's ability (or lack there-of) to go around corners ...
    The new 09 Max does this very easily now .
    Just going my own way

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    Quote Originally Posted by bane View Post
    This month NZ Autocar has tested the new Yamaha VMAX, and it has become the fastest accelerating bike they have ever tested.

    (pointless but fun)
    0-100kph: 2.88s (previous record 3.34s by 2008 Hayabusa)
    80-120kph (effectively time to pass): 1.09s (previous 1.13s by K9 GSXR1000)

    no 400m test.

    Funnily enough the GSX1400 is not listed in their top10 for 0-100kph


    They also did a 100kph to 0 stop test on the lastest CBR600rr (with ABS) - obtained 41.66m: Makes an interesting comparison to a std Mazda 3 hatch ~32m...
    Although not unexpected (2 contact patches vs 4), many bikers in my experience live under the illusion they can outbrake a car.
    The Rocket 3 has been tested at 2.8 to 100 kmh. Whether that's true or not, they're bloody savage machines. Over 100 kmh the barn-like aerodynamics kick in though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by puddy View Post
    Did you hear that Beyond? That calls for a trip down country doesn't it?
    Yeah I heard it loud and clear. That's fighting talk that is

    I don't think he has ridden a properly set up one on a decent bit of road yet otherwise that comment wouldn't have appeared in this thread.
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    Quote Originally Posted by beyond View Post
    Yeah I heard it loud and clear. That's fighting talk that is

    I don't think he has ridden a properly set up one on a decent bit of road yet otherwise that comment wouldn't have appeared in this thread.
    I was being silly sir. I like the gsx1400 very much, sexy bike

    But, if that is you offering me a ride of said beast, please do come down.
    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
    Ha...Thats true but life is full horrible choices sometimes Merv. Then sometimes just plain stuff happens... and then some more stuff happens.....




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