P.S. Always wanted to do this ever since I was a kid.
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wow! that is one HUGE, Fassssst bike!! sorry but I've lots of questions.. when? where? how? and what does it feel like to ride that thing? what was the top speed you could achieve on it and how's the power surge? must be crazy... that is one BIG bike man..
A power surge like a mad crazy bronco rider would feel in straight motion. Immense torque at 3200 rpm (around 169Nm compared to 18Nm of the Karizma). Top whack I touched was around 200 kph and it kept on pulling strongly even then. Wind factor is a problem at those speeds because of an upright seating posture. Needle goes up to 240 kph. U can point and shoot this bike bcoz of its design. It has many similarities in components with the Suzuki GS X series of bikes. GSX1300R aka Hayabusa. The pistons pump up & down almost 7500 times in a min. Weighs around 340 kilos when dry. But nimble once you get used to it. Can smoke almost 99.99% of the vehicles on Indian streets.
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wow! that is one HUGE, Fassssst bike!! sorry but I've lots of questions.. when? where? how? and what does it feel like to ride that thing? what was the top speed you could achieve on it and how's the power surge? must be crazy... that is one BIG bike man..
A power surge like a mad crazy bronco rider would feel in straight motion. Immense torque at 3200 rpm (around 169Nm compared to 18Nm of the Karizma). Top whack I touched was around 200 kph and it kept on pulling strongly even then. Wind factor is a problem at those speeds because of an upright seating posture. Needle goes up to 240 kph.
U can point and shoot this bike bcoz of its design. It has many similarities in components with the Suzuki GS X series of bikes. GSX1300R aka Hayabusa. The pistons pump up & down almost 7500 times in a min.
Weighs around 340 kilos when dry. But nimble once you get used to it. Can smoke almost 99.99% of the vehicles on Indian streets.
200 kph on Indian roads is crazy!! i've not managed to do that much in a car =) must be something.. thanks for sharing.. more power to you!
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