Best Bang for the Buck Performance Upgrade
#41
06-01-2017, 04:35 PM
Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Mission Viejo, CA
Posts: 153
#42
06-01-2017, 04:59 PM
Damn, you are so defensive and disagreeable. The sky is blue. "No, it isn't!"
Going back two decades is a bit much, are 750 sport bikes even still built? 20 years ago they were, granted. But not sub 400lbs. I thought everything was 600 and 1000 for the most part these days.
Admittedly, I don't ride sport bikes any longer. I know many bikes have the hp you mentioned, but under 400lbs? I had't realized any bikes were that light. I did a very quick Google search for recent models, and only found one. Aprilla, but its not a 750cc. It is interesting though, you don't mention your exact model.
For the record, I just happen to have a 750 at home, not a sport bike, and it weighs about 400lbs. But only about 50hp! 2010 Moto Guzzi V7cc.
Going back two decades is a bit much, are 750 sport bikes even still built? 20 years ago they were, granted. But not sub 400lbs. I thought everything was 600 and 1000 for the most part these days.
Admittedly, I don't ride sport bikes any longer. I know many bikes have the hp you mentioned, but under 400lbs? I had't realized any bikes were that light. I did a very quick Google search for recent models, and only found one. Aprilla, but its not a 750cc. It is interesting though, you don't mention your exact model.
For the record, I just happen to have a 750 at home, not a sport bike, and it weighs about 400lbs. But only about 50hp! 2010 Moto Guzzi V7cc.
You only found ONE bike? lol....5 seconds with google:
"GSX-R750 K4 2004
Dry weight was just 163 kg (359 lb) [9] making it one of the lightest GSX-R's ever produced."
I have a modded 03 which is 386lbs (stock, its even less now), also any GSX-R1000 is ~380lbs or so and those have even more power, so....almost any GSXR750 or 1000 in the last 15 years would meet that criteria.
I dont even know how this matters, but since you called me out and apparently tried to make me look bad for not saying what exact bike I have I thought id make one last post showing how wrong you are... toodles.
Last edited by jabara572; 06-01-2017 at 05:07 PM.
#45
06-01-2017, 10:08 PM
Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Mission Viejo, CA
Posts: 153
"Buy a ten dollar sprocket, it's just too easy and fun not to."
5 pages later, jaberjaw's going on about how he has a decade old 400lb bike?
Klxster, I'll take a slice if you're sharing.
5 pages later, jaberjaw's going on about how he has a decade old 400lb bike?
Klxster, I'll take a slice if you're sharing.
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