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WOW!!! A 2005 600 was able to reach 170 before the 2008 R6. I'm impressed.
WOW!!! A 2005 600 was able to reach 170 before the 2008 R6. I'm impressed.
So then my Sentra does 150!?!? ;DI have a feeling people that makes those claims just look at how hight the speedometer reads and think the bike can hit that. I took a friend of mine (who thinks he knows alot about bikes, but doesn't, doesn't even ride) to a local dealer and looked at a used bike. The speedometer was a dial that read up to 180 mph.... and he goes "dude, look at this one, it goes 180!!!" It was some mid-90's kawasaki 600. I just stood there and lol'd.
+1 roflha ha you drive a Tiburon. ^^
LOL, I had an old Honda CB750 with a speedo that went to 160mph...there was no way that bike would get anywhere near that speed though. ;DI have a feeling people that makes those claims just look at how hight the speedometer reads and think the bike can hit that. I took a friend of mine (who thinks he knows alot about bikes, but doesn't, doesn't even ride) to a local dealer and looked at a used bike. The speedometer was a dial that read up to 180 mph.... and he goes "dude, look at this one, it goes 180!!!" It was some mid-90's kawasaki 600. I just stood there and lol'd.
Wait wait wait...yea mean they don't?Since our speedometers are digital, and the first digit is a 2, we can say the SV's can do 299 mph.
Holy crap run on sentence.This bike weighs only 400lbs and reaches up to speeds 170mph, which is already as fast as you need it to go since their is no reason for that much unnecessary speed around the city.