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The natural order of things?


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Typical eh?

Just as I'm starting to get the Supra finished to a point where I'd have something that would be worth my Dad racing on his Fireblade, he's just gone and picked up his new transport. I think he said it was a Suzuki "hire bus" that was apparently capable of 200mph. :shrug:

He went on ranting saying that there was no way in the world that I would ever have anything that was faster than his. Something about the natural order of things. :rolleyes:

Looks like a gauntlet has well and truelly been flung down. That house building project may have to go on hold! :eyebrows:

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Ha, depends if he can ride or not, ive beaten loads superbikes in mine then i go race Jim or jason who can properly ride and they hand it to me:(

 

Unfortunately, yeah he really knows how to ride a bike. :(

 

"hire bus" hes means a hyabusa :) or however you spell it

 

I figured ;)

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I don't know. Will see in a couple of weeks. Hopefully more than I started out with!

Just a quick calc, I'd need about 650 to see him off. Bleh :(

Sod it, It'll have to be a top speed race over say 20-30 miles. That way he'll get tired and just fall off. Youth over experience! :)

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I don't know. Will see in a couple of weeks. Hopefully more than I started out with!

Just a quick calc, I'd need about 650 to see him off. Bleh :(

Sod it, It'll have to be a top speed race over say 20-30 miles. That way he'll get tired and just fall off. Youth over experience! :)

 

I think you might need more than 650. :)

 

I borrowed this info off Envy.

 

"(2006 Spec)

High Boost – 2.4 bar

Horsepower: 945 @ Rear Hubs (Thor Racing Dynapack)

Quarter mile: 10.13 @ 143mph, 1.6 60 ft (Santa Pod Jap Show Finale 06)

Top Speed: 189.9MPH over 1.25m

 

Full street weight, including sub box, spare wheel, tools etc!"

 

I know the GSXR1000 is good for a similar time (although not as fast at the top end) and the 'Busa's in the same ball park.

 

Let us know how you get on.:)

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I was going more on power/weight ratio.

Double decker bus (or something like that)=

170bhp/430kg=395bhp/ton

 

So for a 1.6ton anything to beat it, it'll have to have 632bhp.

 

I think the Busa's nowhere near 430 kg. My 1000 is 168ish (claimed) just over 190 weighed by VOSA when I imported it. The Busas about 190 (claimed) IIRC. Assuming your dads 80kg you need to equate using about 300kg all up, not 430.:)

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