World's Fastest Production Motorcycle
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joncook06
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i've owned a 2002 Yamaha R6 , a 2005 Suzuki GSXR600, and now a 2008 Suzuki Busa. and i think all crotch rockets are super fast, if it turned out that the busa wasn't the "fastest" i would still love mine. if you think the busa is slow then don't buy one. but an even better question is why are you on a busa web site just to talk crap about the busa. you need a better hobby.
Did anyone say the Busa was slow
Was anyone talking crap about the Busa
Or is someone trying to stir the pot
Was anyone talking crap about the Busa
Or is someone trying to stir the pot
Yep, alot of people do not know what the meaning of a production bike is..
The Big Red One
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I actually bought my busa for the acceleration...then I got it, and found out it was actually designed more for top speed, and between the mega-tall gearing, and torque biased cams/heavier flywheel effect/more motor mass, it actually didn't really pull that much harder than the other big bikes till I had it well into triple digits...thats really where it shines. Still fun, but not what I was expecting. Lower gearing and some exhaust/breathing/fueling mods have helped thoI like messing with the guys who only bought a Busa because they "think" its the fastest
I'll always have a Busa and it has nothing to do with top speed
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NCpanther01
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That'll work for me, The World's Fastest Production Motorcycle Under $50,000.
But there is that darn ZX-14 out there too....
you beat me to it. +1These guys are making the claim now and I wouldn't under estimate this bikeThis bike is restricted at 195mph from the factory due to tire limitations, so technically it is the fastest production bike...
Though its barely production...
http://www.mvagustausa.com/web-mvagusta/07_F4_CC.html
A custom motorcycle is just that, with a custom paint job and not identical from one to the other. A production bike due to it's construction in a factory where many units are assembled the same way, useing the same parts designed specifically for that production bike. Useing parts intended for other vehicles to make a custom bike like the Y2K or the Boss Hoss are custom bike, because the engine in both of these bikes were in fact designed for other vehicles...
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