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Originally posted by OSoSlow5.0:

[QBand the girl factor. you ever ask a girl if she wants to go for a ride in your car?? she would reply.. why?? or.. To where, what for?? ask a girl for a ride on a biek and no questions asked they are on the abck and ready to go. bikes are more of a thrill, excitement, and there is something that says "hes a bad boy" or whatever girls think. [/QB]

so very true. Way to sum it up.
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I was riding with Mark when a pair of 600's couldn't pull a bit. It was rather humorous.

 

As for what he has in it - I'm not going to say any exact numbers. That's up to him. Just keep in mind that he bought it before Fast and Furious came out, so you might want to subtract the ricer tax from those numbers. Then, keep in mind that he did the turbo swap on a budget, pieced together by hand. He has a lot less in it than you guys are estimating.

 

He could make a decent amount of money if he were to sell the car right now.

 

And Jon, you never really answered my questions. I fail to recognize any ownage, and therefore see no reason to buy you shit. However, I will be enjoying a beer tonight at applebees just for you, junior. tongue.gif

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Originally posted by Republicant:

3. Please. Are you serious? Go ride Hocking hills on a Six at the limit, then come back and act like you know what you're talking about, because as of now, you're making yourself look like an ass.

Let me know when you make it down to party U. I'll try to tear you away from some fat chick's ass long enough to scare you shitless in my truck on some of the roads down there. Then you will realize why I say that Cocking Hills is a starter course for turning.
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Originally posted by h23it:

Maybe you didn't realize but I wouldn't be that rude to someone I don't know unless I was in the flame room, maybe you can't read reckless.

read what?! your mind? how the hell would i know that..?

 

you dug up an old thread to post something we've already heard. yes, a 600 handles better. it's already been posted. try reading the entire thread first...

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Originally posted by Republicant:

Bullshit, 1000hp for 20k? Sorry sam. No way. graemlins/bsflag.gif

Shit, $20K into my car would get 1000 HP, I'm sure a Supra could do it easier since it's already a FI engine.
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How about some numbers from Sport Rider magazine:

 

motorcycle issue quarter mile(sec. @ mph) 60-80mph time (sec.) 80-100mph time(sec.) top speed(mph)

CBR600F3 ('96) 12/96 11.28 @ 120.9 n/a n/a 154.1

CBR600F3 ('97) 4/97 11.30 @ 120.8 n/a n/a 152.3

CBR600F3 ('98) 8/98 11.32 @ 119.31 5.44 5.06 152.3

CBR600F4 ('99) 6/99, 12/99 10.88 @ 125.57 5.28 4.71 156.7

CBR600F4 ('00) 10/00 11.00 @ 124.65 5.95 5.75 156

CBR600F4i ('01) 6/01, 12/01 10.75 @ 127.09 5.24 4.07 157

CBR600RR )'03) 6/03 10.73 @ 129.7 4.23 4.28 162.2

 

ZX-6R ('97) 4/97 11.10 @ 123.5 n/a n/a 152.6

ZX-6R ('98) 8/98 10.97 @ 123.35 4.45 5.22 156

ZX-6R ('98) 12/98 10.97 @ 123.35 4.45 5.22 158.3

ZX-6R ('99) 6/99 10.70 @ 126.13 4.56 5.58 156.7

ZX-6R ('00) 10/00 11.07 @ 123.30 4.66 5.59 149

ZX-6R ('01) 6/02 10.93 @ 124.81 4.52 5.07 154

ZX-6R ('03) 6/03 10.67 @ 131.0 4.34 4.3 158.5

ZX-6RR ('03) 8/03 10.94 @ 127.3 4.76 4.56 n/a

 

GSX-R600 ('97) 4/97, 12/97 11.09 @ 124.0 5.17 5.5 151.5

GSX-R600 ('98) 8/98 11.20 @ 123.17 4.44 4.77 150.7

GSX-R600 ('99) 6/99 11.15 @ 123.20 4.68 5.06 153.1

GSX-R600 ('00) 10/00 11.13 @ 122.79 5.27 5.77 148

GSX-R600 ('01) 2/01, 12/01 10.80 @ 125.40 5.33 5.84 157

GSX-R600 ('01) 6/02 10.74 @ 127.06 4.79 5.33 157

GSX-R600 ('03) 6/03 10.80 @ 127.8 5.36 6.51 158.8

 

TT600 ('00) 10/00 11.28 @ 125.00 5.47 5 151

TT600 ('01) 6/02 11.13 @ 121.43 4.59 5.31 146

Daytona 600 ('03) 12/03 11.22 @ 122.4 5.04 5.39 n/a

 

YZF600R ('97) 2/97 11.48 @ 119.8 n/a n/a n/a

YZF600R ('97) 4/97 11.31 @ 118.9 n/a n/a 150.4

YZF600R ('98) 8/98 11.30 @ 119.70 4.94 5.13 151.4

YZF-R6 ('99) 6/99, 12/99 10.68 @ 128.17 4.61 4.78 157.3

YZF-R6 ('00) 10/00, 12/00 10.99 @ 125.24 5.06 5.49 153

YZF-R6 ('01) 6/01, 12/01 10.80 @ 128.04 4.36 4.45 157

YZF-R6 ('03) 6/03, 12/03 10.80 @ 127.8 4.46 5.22 158

 

As you can see, the 600 sportbike is faster than nearly any production, un-modified, street car. In fact, I spend quite a bit of time at a drag strip, and a stock 600 is faster than about half the cars there.

 

1000 cc sportbikes can't do wheelies like a 600?

All I can say is step away from the crack pipe.

 

Traditionally, 1000 cc bikes have been 20 to 30 lbs. heavier than their 600 cc little brothers, but with the introduction of the R1, that all went out the window. This year's litre bikes are the same or lighter than last year's 600's.

 

The major differences between 600's and 1000's are between 145 and 185 mph. The manufacturer's compensate for the power difference between the bikes by using different gear sets in their tranny's. The other major difference between the two is the torque curve. 1000 cc bikes have a wider, flatter, torque curve than the 600. At highway speeds, you might have to down-shift a 600 to pass, where you would just twist the throttle on a litre bike.

 

The truth of the matter is that the average street rider will never see the ragged edge of either bike. A heavier rider can better use the increased torque of a litre bike in the street environment, making it easier to ride. That's about the only difference.

 

As far as chicks go, most want to know whether it is a Harley or not. Of course, there are a small (but growing) percentage of enlightened ladies, who know plenty about the two-wheeled world.

 

Other than patiotism, there isn't a good reason to buy a Harley. Their last engine update was when AMF (a Canadian company) owned them, and they decided to put TWO cams in them. Wooo hooo! Other than that, the basic engine design is from the middle 1930's. It uses push rods, a single pin crank, a HUGE (like 40 lbs.) piston rod assembly, and the engines start to have pre-detonation problems above 9:1 compression because of the air-cooling. The average Harley is 30 less HP than a 600, and weighs nearly twice as much. A Ninja 500 (20+ year old design) will spank the average Harley.

 

The real question is: Who would spend $18,000 on a Harley, when you could have the equivalent of a Formula 1 car for half the price?

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Guest Roger Hupp

The people that say that (new) 600s are turds are the people that probably don't own bikes. While I prefer my 1000,(new) 600cc sport bikes are no slouches. If I lived in Columbus I would have bought a busa, most of the roads are straight anyway. Some people can't afford to drop 10gs on a new 1000cc bike. Some people buy the 600s just so they have something to ride. I know I would.

 

Until the fags that talk shit can hop on a new 600 with SSQ race tires and drag an elbow at Mid-Ohio, just shut up, stay at home and jerk off in front your PC like you probably always do.

 

A 1000cc sport bike is the only way to get millon dollar performance for 10 grand.

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Originally posted by copperhead:

You obviously missed the entire point of this thread.

I bought my first bike in 1979. I have six in the garage right now. Considering that I have been riding longer than half you squirrels have been alive, you all should shut your FN yaps, and listen to the MASTER! he, he

 

That better?

 

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Guest Roger Hupp
Damn, im gettin old! I got my first bike in 1980. I was 5 years old. It was a little honda 50 trail bike. You know, the ones with the fold down handle bars. Those were the days!
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