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    Quote Originally Posted by k14
    you're dreaming mate, not even a cbr250 puts that out at the wheel. more like 30hp or so. I used to have a vt250f, top indicated speed was 160, so definately capable of 150+. Cool bikes too. That hyosung looks not too bad either, definately gonna sell big on the learner market.
    i didn't say at the wheels, and top indicated speed is actually 180, and mines been up to 175 (although not by me) and the speedo is probably inacurate at that high a speed, it's 33 hp at the rear wheel

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    Quote Originally Posted by gamgee
    i didn't say at the wheels, and top indicated speed is actually 180, and mines been up to 175 (although not by me) and the speedo is probably inacurate at that high a speed, it's 33 hp at the rear wheel
    I would agree with you there.

    The VT250Fs are not that slow and the later VTR's were quite detuned apparently, as well as losing a cog in the 'box.

    But the GT250R's are definitely a great looking machine.


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    Quote Originally Posted by nudemetalz
    I would agree with you there.

    The VT250Fs are not that slow and the later VTR's were quite detuned apparently, as well as losing a cog in the 'box.

    But the GT250R's are definitely a great looking machine.
    Yeah agree there, had an 87 model and I'm pretty sure that was down on a bit of power (smoked a fair amount) but still went pretty well. Awesome bike to learn on, cheap to crash too. Crap front brakes though, stupid inboard rotor system.

    P.S. Wasn't aiming my other comment at you mate, just putting the guy I quoted straight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by k14
    P.S. Wasn't aiming my other comment at you mate, just putting the guy I quoted straight.
    don't want to start a fight here, but what do you mean putting me straight? you were the one that assumed i meant at the wheels, as i said above it's 33hp at the wheels, 45hp at the crank, i have done my research on this bike, oh but the one thing i haven't found out, is how to fix the dodgy fuel pump in these, before it breaks and causes the engine to eat itself, anyone know? (sorry about the thread hijack but at least we're still talking about v twins )

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    Quote Originally Posted by gamgee
    don't want to start a fight here, but what do you mean putting me straight? you were the one that assumed i meant at the wheels, as i said above it's 33hp at the wheels, 45hp at the crank, i have done my research on this bike, oh but the one thing i haven't found out, is how to fix the dodgy fuel pump in these, before it breaks and causes the engine to eat itself, anyone know? (sorry about the thread hijack but at least we're still talking about v twins )
    Nah sorry mate, no way the engine makes 45hp anywhere (maybe if you hooked it up to nos). I'd say its 35hp at the crank, 33 wheel. Normally the losses from crank to wheel are around 5% so that would be 2 or 3hp in this case.

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    Regardless its a bit more power than the Hyosung then. Hmm..
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    33 at the wheel... what have you done to it, standard spec is a huge 25 at the wheel!

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    Quote Originally Posted by gamgee
    don't want to start a fight here, but what do you mean putting me straight? you were the one that assumed i meant at the wheels, as i said above it's 33hp at the wheels, 45hp at the crank, i have done my research on this bike, oh but the one thing i haven't found out, is how to fix the dodgy fuel pump in these, before it breaks and causes the engine to eat itself, anyone know? (sorry about the thread hijack but at least we're still talking about v twins )
    Look at the blue line. From http://www.rooracing.com/Vtr250.jpg This is of couse the post '98 VTR250. But the engines are mostly the same. They do have cosmetic differences though.

    Most likely 33 'ps' .

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#PS
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    Quote Originally Posted by spada
    Should waste a vtr though. Hmm.. the spada, no chance ha ha
    You wait till the December E<->W sprints matey.

    You too Skelstar.. ;-)

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    Quote Originally Posted by limbimtimwim
    You wait till the December E<->W sprints matey.
    You too Skelstar.. ;-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by skelstar
    Its clearly quick enough to get into trouble .
    Just not quick enough to get outta trouble...
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    Quote Originally Posted by madboy
    Just not quick enough to get outta trouble...
    Didnt mean YOUR kinda trouble.
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    Quote Originally Posted by limbimtimwim
    Look at the blue line. From http://www.rooracing.com/Vtr250.jpg This is of couse the post '98 VTR250. But the engines are mostly the same. They do have cosmetic differences though.

    Most likely 33 'ps' .

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#PS
    i've got the site i got the specs from at uni, i'll post it tommorow, but the vt250f redlines at 12500rpm not 11000 as in that dyno test

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    found the specs for the vt250fe, it was PS, just about to read the difference with ps...
    although this one only reports it as 40ps but i'm sure i read 45 for the vt250f:
    http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~et7t-tum...0fe-spece.html

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    so i figure that means it's 39.4hp at the crank at the minimum sorry the other figures were just from memory and haha they were obviously a bit wrong

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