1st Shirt Maxer
Well-Known Member
147 on an 01 Hyabusa, was only in 4th but was plenty fast enough for me and i was running out of straight road.
David Justiss
USAF First Sergeant
David Justiss
USAF First Sergeant
Jfeagins, That s a lot of "bravery", don t let Fire-medic read that.
Thanks all, that gives me an idea of what i should expect from my 1G vmax as well.
A V-Max isn't about top end speed, It's about how fast it get's there and it does it mighty quick !! Sure, there are newer and more powerful rigs that can clear the road faster but a V-Max is an icon, a bike from the mid eighties that can still drop a jaw and create a holy **** even today. Enjoy them while you can
Respect A Max, it will bite you on the arse.
Chris
Very true words! A couple weeks ago, A guy pulled up behind me at Cumberland Farms and asked, "What the hell is in that thing?"
He's never seen anything take off from a light so quick. So I told him a short list of bikes out there that would stomp a V-max, and his jaw just dropped.
Truly, a wondrously fun machine! XD
I love my Max except for it being so dn pig fat heavy. When I bought my first in early 86, I had no concept of bike weights. Then I started riding alongside a ZX 10, ZX 11, and a Hurricane. While I had no problem pushing it to the limit, the sport bikes just did what I did easier. Of course when parked, my bike got all the attention.
with a proper exhaust, your bike would get all the attention too, no matter how fast your friends ride! There is NO sound from a motorcycle that can compare to that of a V-4 engine. (Well, there is the Boss Hoss, but who here wants a 1200lb bike?)
I am gonna claim an inlne 6 w/a megaphone exhaust is just as distinctive. A CBX at 8,000+ rpm across Tamiami Trail from one side of the peninsula of FL to the other is about as-close to sonic beauty as you can get. Yes I love my VMax sound. I've had Kerker, UFO and Mark's 4/1's.
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