334HP/214Nm naked bike. Sounds like a great plan!

 

It's one of those interesting engineering examples but I'd bet any of the current 200HP supersport bikes with half the cc would leave this thing behind in a race (apart from maybe a drag strip) and ride better on the street too.

Surprised to see chain drive on something that powerful.

Then the Kwacka H2r is chain too.

11 hours ago, eisfeld said:

334HP/214Nm naked bike. Sounds like a great plan!

 

It's one of those interesting engineering examples but I'd bet any of the current 200HP supersport bikes with half the cc would leave this thing behind in a race (apart from maybe a drag strip) and ride better on the street too.

If you buy me one l'll race you. 

Silly Old Fool .[emoji965]


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I wouldn't even attempt to ride that. What a widowmaker.

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9 hours ago, sebastion said:

I wouldn't even attempt to ride that. What a widowmaker.

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All in how you ride it. Control in your right wrist.

11 minutes ago, canthai55 said:

All in how you ride it. Control in your right wrist.

 

But where's the fun in that.

 

Ride something less powerful that you can go nuts on.

 

 

It's more fun to ride a slow bk fast, than a fast bike slow. 

1 hour ago, Happy Grumpy said:

It's more fun to ride a slow bk fast, than a fast bike slow. 

Also works with cars and women.

 

PGM if I had a stable of bikes and bit of money I'd buy one as has been said it can still be ridden slowly.

12 hours ago, sebastion said:

I wouldn't even attempt to ride that. What a widowmaker.
 

Would luv to ride it but I doubt if they would let you it's the only one. 

If you have a fast powerful bike, it is impossible to ride it slow. The power is there and you WILL use it. I know.

papa's bikes = 2000cc.

In aggregate.

8 bikes.

half-fast.

6 hours ago, Gary A said:

If you have a fast powerful bike, it is impossible to ride it slow. The power is there and you WILL use it. I know.

Agree. And my post above described the way to do it. The V8 is no more dangerous than a 650, or 1000, or any bike - even a Scoopy. Top speed depends on gearing, and big HP numbers just allows you to accelerate to that speed more quickly. Which is the fun of it. No such thing as too much.