RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph?
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/25/2006 4:10:31 PM
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chainstretcher
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Perhaps it was a bit degrading ... and in and of itself I didn't have a huge problem with that comment. However I'm getting concerned with how people are taking comments so personally lately. It's an internet forum dudes. Let's use it to discuss bike related issues and help a fella rider out.
C'mon, let's all feel the Honda luv
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/25/2006 6:24:47 PM
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SkinnyJ
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ok i got it....tell this bitch you can do 237 miles an hour in your pants. then smack her and tell her shes stupid and shouldnt be riding anything but penis.
maybe some people arnt liking this comment but i couldnt help but laugh
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/25/2006 6:41:48 PM
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steve00ses
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well i got this guy i know at the track and he said on his new 1000 gsxr he was hittin like 210 or something..cause he used a little thing called..sprockets!. and he had a gps locater and so thats where he got his mph from..anything is possible..when u have slat flats.
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/25/2006 8:30:20 PM
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ok i got it....tell this bitch you can do 237 miles an hour in your pants. then smack her and tell her shes stupid and shouldnt be riding anything but penis.
HAHA WTF
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/25/2006 11:26:19 PM
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alekinci
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I am surprised that this post is still growing...
I might have been harsh in stating that the other comments were wack, so I do apologize.
However, SquireSCA are you saying that the weight does not have anything to do with the way an object has a potential to be lifted? Que?
Woah, I hope you dont work for NASA!(j/k) You gotta to be kidding me though...... The wings of an airplane are design specifically for the maximum weight capacity of the plane + threshold precent. The wing is made for aerodynamic pressure gradient to create the lifting force. Also, the main problem with your comment is that you said “It's not about the weight. It's about how air flows over the bike.” The air is going not only over the bike but underneath. That’s the key to creating the lift, if the different of pressure from over and under or lower and higher pressure becomes too great; the bike will lift. Anyone who took thermodynamics knows that pressure goes from high to low, in bike or plane case its from down to up aka lift……
Buddy, you might be a grown up but that does not mean you are anymore wiser than I. Go back to school…..
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RE: can a gsxr 1000 do 237 mph? - 7/26/2006 7:45:04 AM
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chainstretcher
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Geez -- the answer is no. Even with sprockets and wings and thermodynamics a normally aspirated gixxer will in no way shape or form do 237mph. Just won't happen.
Damn, this thread is startin to sound like school
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