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how fast can a 100cc go? - 10/3/2006 12:38:32 PM

pooki

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Helloooooo!
Newbie here with a newbie question

Do any of you ladies know how fast a 100cc bike can go? Really interested in the Honda NSF 100, but wouldn't want to get it if I can't ride it on local streets after making it street legal. And yes I'm signed up for the MSF course

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RE: how fast can a 100cc go? - 10/3/2006 3:06:24 PM

The Ant

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Assume you've been to the website? It's pretty cute.

http://powersports.honda.com/motorcycles/sport/model.asp?ModelName=NSF100&ModelYear=2006&ModelId=NSF100R6

Doesn't give a top speed, but it's meant to be raced at the track, so must be fast enough. Making it street legal might not be easy, looks to need turn signals front and rear and tail/brake light, can't tell from the pics if it has a headlight. Doesn't seem to have a speedometer, just a tac? So will likely need a bigger battery by the time you've added all that stuff.

Have you considered the Ninja 250?
-Susan

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RE: how fast can a 100cc go? - 8/25/2007 9:17:58 AM

dragonlady

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I don't know how fast a 100cc goes but my CBR 125 goes to 130km/h it sounds like it will cost alot to make it road legal so it depends how much you really want to spend on it and how fast you are going to get bored with the bike andwant to trade for a bigger bike. I checked out the 250 ninjas and they are a cool bike just weigh to pro's and con's of pricing and everything before you make a decision because I will probably get bored with mine next year and Im just a beginner and a very light female at only 105 pounds so I don't have alot of options on the bike I can get for weight factors and speed

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