How about 400hp in a road bike?

[pritch]

It looks like it'd fit:


http://www.gizmag.com/nissan-zeod-rc-engine/30611/

[roogazza]

It looks like it'd fit:


http://www.gizmag.com/nissan-zeod-rc-engine/30611/

Looks dinky ! Retired people have far too much time on their hands?

[Geeen]

It looks like it'd fit:


http://www.gizmag.com/nissan-zeod-rc-engine/30611/

Very cool, but

"Nissan will become the first major manufacturer to use a three-cylinder engine in major international motorsport,” says Darren Cox, Nissan's Global Motorsport Director.

Hasn't this been happening in bike racing for ages??

[James Deuce]

Very cool, but


Hasn't this been happening in bike racing for ages??

Yes, but not from major manufacturers. Aprilia, Triumph, and MV and the earlier incarnation of Triumph/BSA and also MV Agusta are all small beans in manufacturing terms compared to the current iteration of Nissan.

[Geeen]

True, but they are major players in the Motorcycle world??

[quickbuck]

Yes, but not from major manufacturers. Aprilia, Triumph, and MV and the earlier incarnation of Triumph/BSA and also MV Agusta are all small beans in manufacturing terms compared to the current iteration of Nissan.

A small company out of Japan has made Triples for motorsport before too...



I think they called themselves Honda. You might have heard of them?



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[The Reibz]

400hp is nothing...
http://www.superstreetbike.com/featu...lds-birds-prey

450 and 650hp both street legal.

[James Deuce]

A small company out of Japan has made Triples for motorsport before too...



I think they called themselves Honda. You might have heard of them?



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At the time they were small.

[slofox]

Reckon they'd fit a mobility scooter as well...

[mulletman]

A small company out of Japan has made Triples for motorsport before too...



I think they called themselves Honda. You might have heard of them?



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Speaking of such i was at a mates place yesterday looking at his recently purchased NS400R, what a wee firecracker sounding
machine all in its Rothmans livery.

[imdying]

At the time they were small.

No they weren't, they had half the American market by that stage, and were only a couple of years away from their first F1 championship (although admittedly that is on the car side).