This doesnt make sense
#32
RE: This doesnt make sense
ORIGINAL: MeansGo
Well if you're drag racing it, then fine.
Well if you're drag racing it, then fine.
the higher displacement bikes will have a brouder power range. more area under the curve (on a dyner graph)
area under the curve is what matters in racing not peak number.
#33
RE: This doesnt make sense
ORIGINAL: BlackNinjaZX6R
i didnt see the numbers for the other bikes on the crank actually i did see that the 14 was over 200 as well i just figured those bikes would put more out at the wheel
i didnt see the numbers for the other bikes on the crank actually i did see that the 14 was over 200 as well i just figured those bikes would put more out at the wheel
example. on a car with 100hp it might lose 15% at peak, the same tranny with 200hp at the crank may lose 20% and one with 300hp may lose 25%.
#34
RE: This doesnt make sense
ORIGINAL: Kohburn
keep in mind that is only the peak hp.
the higher displacement bikes will have a brouder power range. more area under the curve (on a dyner graph)
area under the curve is what matters in racing not peak number.
ORIGINAL: MeansGo
Well if you're drag racing it, then fine.
Well if you're drag racing it, then fine.
the higher displacement bikes will have a brouder power range. more area under the curve (on a dyner graph)
area under the curve is what matters in racing not peak number.
#35
RE: This doesnt make sense
ORIGINAL: Kohburn
power loses in a transmission are not linear. you don't always lose say 15% through the tranny. the more power is being put into the tranny the greater the % of power loss will be.
example. on a car with 100hp it might lose 15% at peak, the same tranny with 200hp at the crank may lose 20% and one with 300hp may lose 25%.
ORIGINAL: BlackNinjaZX6R
i didnt see the numbers for the other bikes on the crank actually i did see that the 14 was over 200 as well i just figured those bikes would put more out at the wheel
i didnt see the numbers for the other bikes on the crank actually i did see that the 14 was over 200 as well i just figured those bikes would put more out at the wheel
example. on a car with 100hp it might lose 15% at peak, the same tranny with 200hp at the crank may lose 20% and one with 300hp may lose 25%.
i know i just figured they would make more
#38
RE: This doesnt make sense
The 10's are great bikes but I am 6' 4" tall and it I dont think I would be confortable for long on a 10. The 14 is the smoothest bike I have ever ridden. It is almost like riding a bike with an electric motor, and it is hard to realize how much torque it is putting down. The Tsukigis help because you can at least hear the motor and that helps you gauge the torque it's producing.
The 14 is a touring bike but I have hit the twisties with some local Squids and they were surprised that I could staypretty close on their tails through the corners.
On the straights they dont stand a chance.
Somebody said it right, it is mostly the rider when things get close to equal. I seen a kid with a 10 walk all over an 07 Busa, did my heart good!
Rocketman
The 14 is a touring bike but I have hit the twisties with some local Squids and they were surprised that I could staypretty close on their tails through the corners.
On the straights they dont stand a chance.
Somebody said it right, it is mostly the rider when things get close to equal. I seen a kid with a 10 walk all over an 07 Busa, did my heart good!
Rocketman
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