Best Race Bike Ever

keefer · 17-Nov-2004, 13:11

so which is it ?.
Results don't have to count although I'm sure they will be a influencing factor.
Design, paint scheme or what ever flicks your switch.

I'm going with the Rothmans NSR ?
or maybe the Britten V1000
yep got to be that for me
sorry Ducati

Steve M · 17-Nov-2004, 13:31

For me there are 2.

Any Yamaha TZ250 - at any point in time a recent model would be the bike I would chose over all others

except a

Ducati Supermono

keefer · 17-Nov-2004, 13:35

good choice

Twinfan · 17-Nov-2004, 13:49

Hizzy's 2002 title winning Monstermob 998RS for me!

FiscusFish · 17-Nov-2004, 14:29

Honda's RC166 pictures here

250cc, 6 cylinders, 60hp, 18,000rpm(!!!!!!!!), 112kg and a noise like the end of the world.

Darren

[Edited on 17-11-2004 by FiscusFish]

[Edited on 17-11-2004 by FiscusFish]

Ozz · 17-Nov-2004, 16:46

The 888? Gauloises Yamaha YZ500?

But that Britten was sure a beauty!

skidlids · 17-Nov-2004, 16:49

The Britten is a great choice but prefer it in the Yellow and Black livery, I'm also a big fan of the Roton, the Cagiva GP500 bike, and lots of other race bikes from the past. How many pistons, valves and gears could H0nda fit into a very small capacity bike

Rocker · 17-Nov-2004, 17:03

K.R.'s TZ 750

keefer · 17-Nov-2004, 17:05

Quote:

Originally posted by skidlids
The Britten is a great choice but prefer it in the Yellow and Black livery, I'm also a big fan of the Roton, the Cagiva GP500 bike, and lots of other race bikes from the past. How many pistons, valves and gears could H0nda fit into a very small capacity bike

Yep Yep got to go with the Gagiva

DC · 17-Nov-2004, 18:05

Quote:

Originally posted by keefer
so which is it ?.
Results don't have to count although I'm sure they will be a influencing factor.
Design, paint scheme or what ever flicks your switch.

I'm going with the Rothmans NSR ?
or maybe the Britten V1000
yep got to be that for me
sorry Ducati

Yep,
Got to be the Britten for me too. Just love the way all the bikes components bolt right onto the engine casings. Bit like the old vincents years ago.

DC.

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17-Nov-2004, 13:31	#2
Steve M Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,926 Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: north staffs Mood: Sans moto For me there are 2. Any Yamaha TZ250 - at any point in time a recent model would be the bike I would chose over all others except a Ducati Supermono Reply

17-Nov-2004, 13:35	#3
keefer Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,518 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: hants Mood: Found a CR250. Let the bone braking begin good choice Reply

17-Nov-2004, 13:49	#4
Twinfan Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,773 Join Date: May 2004 Mood: Proud to own a Ducati :0) Hizzy's 2002 title winning Monstermob 998RS for me! Reply

17-Nov-2004, 14:29	#5
FiscusFish Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 782 Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Welling Mood: Must fix Superlight... Must fix Superlight... Honda's RC166 pictures here 250cc, 6 cylinders, 60hp, 18,000rpm(!!!!!!!!), 112kg and a noise like the end of the world. Darren [Edited on 17-11-2004 by FiscusFish] [Edited on 17-11-2004 by FiscusFish] Reply

17-Nov-2004, 16:46	#6
Ozz Registered Forum User Cucciolo Ducati in my Blood Bikes: 848 Evo Corse Posts: 4,941 Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Wimborne, Dorset Mood: Waiting for the revolution! The 888? Gauloises Yamaha YZ500? But that Britten was sure a beauty! Reply

17-Nov-2004, 16:49	#7
skidlids MotoGP God Posts: 18,275 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Oxford Mood: Its ONLY a Bike Club The Britten is a great choice but prefer it in the Yellow and Black livery, I'm also a big fan of the Roton, the Cagiva GP500 bike, and lots of other race bikes from the past. How many pistons, valves and gears could H0nda fit into a very small capacity bike Reply

17-Nov-2004, 17:03	#8
Rocker Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 522 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Ashford Kent Mood: Happy again with Numptystrada K.R.'s TZ 750 Reply