Shirley, if it is geared to do 324km/h at 11,000rpm then it must be unless the tachometer is also over reading?Originally Posted by kiwifruit
Two Wheels Australia got the original up to 311km/h on Avalon airfield as a true top speed.
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Shirley, if it is geared to do 324km/h at 11,000rpm then it must be unless the tachometer is also over reading?
Two Wheels Australia got the original up to 311km/h on Avalon airfield as a true top speed.
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R6 was well documented to have an over reading tacho. Tach and speedo are probably exactly the same units behind the dials, just set to read different pulses. So could, perhaps, be be out by the same percentage?
Do us all a favour, by bringing yourself up to speed, before pulling onto the motorway.
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I'll see if I can find out. The original Busa had 175hp to achieve that speed whereas the latest have 197hp so it makes sense seeing as another Aussie mag got 320km/h by removing mirrors and tweaking the engine to 200hp.
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On the video, both bikes showed 11,000rpm and same top speed suggesting similar gearing. Would both bikes have their rev counters out by the same?
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I have seen a hayabusa do an actual not indicated 324kph, but it did have a massive blue bottle on the side of it.
And that gearing commander site it pretty fucken useless if you are dumb enough to think that putting a 36 tooth frot sprocket and a 12 tooth rear sprocket is going to make you busa do 756kph.
Talk shit. Get hit
An undertail kit will also boost the top speed a little bit, gets rid of the horrible mudflap, rear indicators and number plate setup which just acts like a parachute behind the bike. Aledged 20kph onto the top speed. I heard on the grape vine that you can actually lose a few km off the top speed by removing the mirrors. Also seen dyno testing on other vehicles where an aftermarket filter actually recorded a 1.5 to 4hp loss.
Rider weight would also be something to consider. im sure a 65kg Thai guy would go faster than your average 90kg kiwibloke
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P/t?
Theoretical of course... It is a calculator, not a test track.
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Probably a tool best left to those that actually ride motorcycles.
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I like the new ZX14R - looks a lot cleaner, is lighter than the old one with a bigger motor & apparently handles really well. The current Busa looks like someone left the old one under a heat lamp - doesn't look to comfortable either. Both have enormous amounts of power - the current 14 perhaps slightly more than the Busa (stock) At $20k otr, the 14 would be my choice.
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LOL! I do like the Busa's style, though of course individual tastes vary. I feel the 14's front looks too big, but having seen one in the metal, it's not as bad as pics suggest.
Both bikes have their merits and both have dedicated owners who wouldn't consider the other. I tend to judge each bike on its merits rather than by brand.
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With this power, I doubt it would make a measurable difference. These bikes will pull anything to ridiculous speeds in the blink of an eye!
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Actually, with that gearing it'd do 2322.4km/h if you could get it to redline in top gear.
Might need a bit of a hill. And maybe a tailwind.
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