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My fastest bike
TurboBusa
It is still work in progres. I have a carbon fibre tank and side panel to fit. It has a turbonetics T-66 turbo,ams-1000 boost controller and lots of other stuff.
I'm waiting for the rest of my KR-1s to get here in my wifes household goods in a few weeks.Here's a pic of it
It is still work in progres. I have a carbon fibre tank and side panel to fit. It has a turbonetics T-66 turbo,ams-1000 boost controller and lots of other stuff.
I'm waiting for the rest of my KR-1s to get here in my wifes household goods in a few weeks.Here's a pic of it
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Way above 200 mph. It has 573.8 hp to the rear wheel. I just want to go over 200, so anything above 200mph and i will be happy.It has billett overdrive 5th and 6th gears,carillo rods, J&E forged turbo pistons,yoshimura cams,tts billet oil pump,billet fuel rails(for primary and secondary injectors),JMC 2"-8" upper &lower braced swingarm,billet sprocket cover/case saver,billet top triple clamp with clipons, Frame raked 3 degrees by Mcintosh. Some other stuff too.
I'm going to maxton NC this weekend to an ECTA (East Coast Timing Association) Meet. I will be riding my zx-12 as you have to get in qualifying passes in stages ,100-125mph,then 125-150,then 150-175,next is 175-200 and then you can go over 200 mph they give you an "A" liscence. I hope to make it to above 175 mph. My zx-12 is geared to run 183mph right now.It's a one mile distance from a standing start.
I'm going to maxton NC this weekend to an ECTA (East Coast Timing Association) Meet. I will be riding my zx-12 as you have to get in qualifying passes in stages ,100-125mph,then 125-150,then 150-175,next is 175-200 and then you can go over 200 mph they give you an "A" liscence. I hope to make it to above 175 mph. My zx-12 is geared to run 183mph right now.It's a one mile distance from a standing start.
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harry took most of his as hand luggage after we stripped it down and inserted it into his megane
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They did ask me at us customs what i had in my B-4 bag. I had two KR-1s expansion chambers and end cans with some clothes. The guy said they never saw anything like that on X-ray before.
I still can't believe the whole bike fit in my wifes renault megane!I'll be glad when the rest of the bike gets here so i can put it back together!
I still can't believe the whole bike fit in my wifes renault megane!I'll be glad when the rest of the bike gets here so i can put it back together!
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KR-1 s in the states are hard to find. An excellent example would sell for $3000 +. I won't be liscencing mine as it will be a track bike only. There is a good track 45 minutes from my house
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This would make a good thread - Biggest bike fitted into smallest car, I got an MZ 251 in the back of a golf just by dropping the forks! so can anyone better an MZ in a golf or a KR-1S in a megane?harryzx-12 wrote:I still can't believe the whole bike fit in my wifes renault megane!I'll be glad when the rest of the bike gets here so i can put it back together!
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bike in car
any one remember a gpz600 wreal low with a car wheel in the back that was in bsh about 7 or 8 years ago
no thought not well i picked that up in a sunny estate and it went in front to back
no thought not well i picked that up in a sunny estate and it went in front to back
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bubble wrap
hey harry i got wrong at work for nicking all the bubble wrap any chance of posting it back or shall i come and collect
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