How to launch at the strip?

[racefactory]

Sorry I thought someone was running a CBR250, my bad... lol at least you know what time you have to beat on your k1.

What times did you end up running?

[boostin]

Oh just out of interest has anyone here taken a ZXR400/CBR400RR/NC30 down the strip?

Yeah I have taken my ZXR400 there. Can't remember the times exactly but around 13.3 as far as I do remember.

[Camshaft]

was heaps of fun. but still needa get to a track with corners lol

[Camshaft]

Sorry I thought someone was running a CBR250, my bad... lol at least you know what time you have to beat on your k1.

What times did you end up running?

lotsa 10.8's and a 10.603 at 220.7

[Camshaft]

Id try a different approach rather then 7,000 revs letting the clutch slip which is not so good for the clutch. My mate toasted a R1 clutch which had only done 10,000kms.

I prefer to make sure the revs in relation to ground speed are just 1,000 rpm above this prevents bog and reduces damage/wear to the clutch. I do this until the engine starts to make decent power. Takes a lot of bike time to get it right. Practice at every set of lights that's what i did for a week.

Also Start to get moving on last orange get your feat up asap and tuck in behind the screen.

I was on a 1998 CBR900RR ran 11.00 flat first night which i thought was good.

yea i did some research and found factory that bike shuld run a 10.6 so 11 flat is mean

my gsxr factory shuld run 10.1 so with 60,000kms i geuss 10.6 aint to shabby