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    I wanna be clocked...

    Where can i go to, or ask, or whatever to get myself clocked at whatever i can wring out of my VTR 1000? Im sure that the bike has been modified, as it is just a nutty beast compared to other VTR's i ridden. ??? Dyno will give me HP and sorts, but i wanna know my true ground speed. Maybe Merimeri drag strip? Any suggestions, besides the flying past some cop, or a speed camera that wont keep up?..

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    flying quarter mile, dunno when where, or what it will cost but that'd be the best legal way
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    speed camera will have no problem right out to over 300k, so unless you've got a hayabusa-powered vtr, a camera will have no trouble....

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    Sweet as with the camera thing, but wouldnt wanna tempt fate, even with no front plate. Bummer speeding isnt seen as an ok thing sometimes. Common knowledge that the speedo get inaccurate with top end, so i wanna know how fast im going as i love to push the limit when possible.

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    ...put it on centre stand, close your eyes and go for it
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    I got a VTR 1000 and took it for a blat the other day. Cool ride, but ran out of throttle to use. Ive had a lot of bikes and personally for me, i love twins. The torque is fun to feel and have workin hard.

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    hey Dan. Howzit man

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    easy & lawful way is borrow a GPS and compare speed with speedo

    travel at 100 km according to the gps and compare with your speedo.

    or do it the other way, travel at 100 according to speedo and see what GPS says.

    if you r doing 200 hundy then the difference will be close to twice was it was at 100.
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    just get or borrow a gps unit and that will let you know to something stupid like .2kph..

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    GPS it is then. I might just go and buy one, strap it to the bike along with the digital camera.

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    hey 'astro'

    go the GPS! what a choice idea!

    now to figure out how to stop vibration buggering up the video quality???!!!
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    what should we write in your funeral card?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Astrocat View Post
    GPS it is then. I might just go and buy one, strap it to the bike along with the digital camera.
    maybe i get the mini out again ...can video you upto 140kmph but engine may blow up if i push her any faster!! hehe
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    You can write how he muched loved the idea of dying a young man doing want he wanted to do rather than dying an old man wishing he had of done the things he wanted to do, but never did because he spent to much time woundering about.................

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