"NEED 4 SPEED" (indicated)

madmav · 26-Jan-2005, 20:26

Well i just wondered what was you best ever (INDICATED SPEED)????????????

I'm excepting the fact that all speedos are out!

But i'm intrigued to know what you have seen on your little DIALS

I'm not interested in the reckles arguments

just looking to see what you guys have experianced !

Well the First time i SAW (JOINED) the 180MPH club was on a tuned up 92 FireBlade

The Clock indicated 180 and the bike waz flat as a wiches tit!!

And The second time i exceeded 200Mph Indicated,was on my
Tricked up Hayabusa with Herindoors on the back and although i had to shut her down has the front end had started to get a bit light

The indicated speed was 212 mph

this was in switzerland and on a slight down hill stretch!

so what have you done and on what?????????

KeefyB · 26-Jan-2005, 20:34

FZR 'fahsand EXUP indicated-off the clock,...........real world 176!(As timed with the PB speed gun at Bruntingthorpe airfeild)
999 (standard) indicated-169,on my own personal race track,....ahem....!

madmav · 26-Jan-2005, 20:40

Not big and not clever !

dont think it is but man has always tried to go faster!

otherwise we would walk everywhere

chicken · 26-Jan-2005, 20:45

about 1,300mph on Concorde but it didn't feel very fast cos I was looking at the horizon.

I think I saw 140mph indicated on the bandit but it was hard to tell as my visor was trying to replace my teeth...

madmav · 26-Jan-2005, 20:49

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I think I saw 140mph indicated on the bandit but it was hard to tell as my visor was trying to replace my teeth...

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BDG · 26-Jan-2005, 20:50

Tuned Blackbird at Bruntingtorpe, Speedo off the clock at 205mph+ Actual speed through the timing lights only 186 which shows how inaccurate the clocks can be.

ZZR1100 on the road, abroad on those Autobahns 190 something.

In England 70mph coz thats the limit and if you do any more you are naughty.

andyb · 26-Jan-2005, 20:55

155 in a volvo....perk of the job.

TP · 26-Jan-2005, 20:55

Well I'm naughty.

155mph and it was still pulling, I wanted to keep going but I was coming up on traffic.

madmav · 26-Jan-2005, 20:57

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Originally posted by andyb
155 in a volvo....perk of the job.

just running it in then Andy

GsxrAge · 26-Jan-2005, 21:01

Saw 180 on my gsxr 750 wt

On a private road of course

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26-Jan-2005, 20:34	#2
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... FZR 'fahsand EXUP indicated-off the clock,...........real world 176!(As timed with the PB speed gun at Bruntingthorpe airfeild) 999 (standard) indicated-169,on my own personal race track,....ahem....! Reply

26-Jan-2005, 20:40	#3
madmav Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Bikes: 1098 Posts: 3,060 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: West Midlands Mood: Chilled Not big and not clever ! dont think it is but man has always tried to go faster! otherwise we would walk everywhere Reply

26-Jan-2005, 20:45	#4
chicken Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,670 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Brick Lane Curry House Mood: suck, squeeze, bang,......fart? about 1,300mph on Concorde but it didn't feel very fast cos I was looking at the horizon. I think I saw 140mph indicated on the bandit but it was hard to tell as my visor was trying to replace my teeth... Reply

26-Jan-2005, 20:55	#7
andyb Registered Forum User BSB Star Posts: 6,720 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: northampton Mood: Has change happened...must of missed it! 155 in a volvo....perk of the job. Reply

26-Jan-2005, 20:55	#8
TP Registered Forum User MotoGP God Posts: 15,644 Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Swansea Mood: 749 racebike MGP Well I'm naughty. 155mph and it was still pulling, I wanted to keep going but I was coming up on traffic. Reply

26-Jan-2005, 21:01	#10
GsxrAge Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,868 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Wellington somerset Saw 180 on my gsxr 750 wt On a private road of course Reply