2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 12:14:01 AM
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Onarom
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Suspension setup used on the 08 CBR: Forks: Rebound: 1.75 turns out from hard Compression: 2.0 turns out from hard Preload: Maximum Fork drop: 3.5mm below triple clamp Shock: Rebound: 1.0 turn out from hard Compression: 0.25 turn our from hard Preload: position 5 of 8
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 2:27:13 AM
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RojerLockless
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weird every mag i'v ever read said the new 08 is 17 lbs lighter wet then the 07 you just posted 12 and more hp and torque on the 07? thats news to me =p
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 7:33:07 AM
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CBRCRF
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Im stunned that the 08 has less HP. People kept on telling me that it was increased. Not that it really matters on the street. Is the engine the same as the previous gen? Besides all new styling, ram air and slipper clutch is there any other difference between the two gens?
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 10:32:49 AM
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RojerLockless
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the new 08 has more hp but maybe only 5, it's not much but it's not Less. it's slimmer and uses lighter material too then the 07 model it has thinner walls inbetween the pistons ect to reduce weight i read about it in one of my mag's the two reviews he posted were a year apart so weather elevation and the dyno used all play a factor in the sheets, i'v seen reveiws they review and 08 and 07 the same day and thats what you need to be reading
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 10:33:23 AM
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Onarom
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Even if it doesn't have as much HP, it does weigh less and it makes more hp per pound. The same magazine said that it was no contest who the winner was (unlike last year). The CBR was making the fastest lap times, installed the most confidence, and handled "just like the CBR600RR" and when compared to the other bikes, the honda felt more powerful. I was shocked that the 08 made less HP and torque. But I think most people give "horsepower" too much credit, and Honda has definately proven that point this year.
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 11:47:37 AM
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Will1000RR
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well ur right less weight, a lot trimmer, more hp.tqe.. ive heard other not particularly interested in the dyno sheets and I kinda agree..these dynos shows very extremes...lol Kinda dont know what to believe.. My point is how in the world is Honda gonna produce a brand new machine that is gonna less in quality ie: hp, tqe etc..than the previous year !!!!!!!!!!!!! this machine is a rocket.. and its true less weight with whatever HP is gonna be torquety...(my word...lol)
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/14/2008 4:19:25 PM
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GBracer
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The 08 on the same day with an 07 will always have more hp and tq. Its a better bike in every aspect. Two different mag articles a year apart has a lot of factors involved.
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/15/2008 12:44:08 PM
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RojerLockless
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ORIGINAL: GBracer The 08 on the same day with an 07 will always have more hp and tq. Its a better bike in every aspect. Two different mag articles a year apart has a lot of factors involved. yup
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/16/2008 7:00:07 PM
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TBagr
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08 is better, lighter and stronger. period.
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/16/2008 7:09:05 PM
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PlayfulGod
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look at the hp@rpm again, the 08 is revving a 1k less and can rev 1k more. Its lighter so it has a better power to weight ratio.
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RE: 2007 vs 2008 1000RR comparison - 5/22/2008 5:34:49 PM
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Bishop1981
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I got an 06' RR. Im pretty sure the only difference between the 06' and 07' is, the 07' has a powder coated swing arm. I would have to agree the 08' has bound to make more power. And, having 1,200 more revs the play with and 17 less lbs, the 08' simply has to out perform it. But, as everyone should know, the rider makes all the difference. I must admit. If I had the money, I would get an 08', if I could still keep my 06'. I love the look of that center exit exhaust....
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