Shuriken
Well-Known Member
Looks like a fun bike. Anyone ridden one?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pnVFFgzlqc&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pnVFFgzlqc&feature=player_embedded
HDKILA I KNOW YOU MUST MISS THAT BITCH AFTER ALL THE SHIT YOU BEEN THROUGH WITH YOUR MAX !:bang head:I owned one before my max. It made 154RWHP and 160LBS TQ at the rear wheels with just an exhaust/intake and tune. I used to pop wheelies at 60 with it! It was dam fast! I think it was faster than the max up until about 75-80. It handled GREAT for it's size and EVERYONE would look at it no matter where I went. It is where I got the name "HDKILA" from! hahaha....I miss that son of a bitch everyday and deep down I think it was my favorite bike.
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It just looks so massively huge that it couldn't possibly pop a wheelie... amazing... so what do they cost in comparison to an '09 Max?
HDKILA I KNOW YOU MUST MISS THAT BITCH AFTER ALL THE SHIT YOU BEEN THROUGH WITH YOUR MAX !:bang head:
They are WAY cheaper. I got mine as a demo model for 13K! It came with bags and all the touring stuff AND I got free exhaust as a promo. The bike wheelied VERY easily. If you rolled a few feet in first and then went WOT it would flip! Brakes were dam good too. Here are a few more videos of it....
I owned one before my max. It made 154RWHP and 160LBS TQ at the rear wheels with just an exhaust/intake and tune. I used to pop wheelies at 60 with it! It was dam fast! I think it was faster than the max up until about 75-80. It handled GREAT for it's size and EVERYONE would look at it no matter where I went. It is where I got the name "HDKILA" from! hahaha....I miss that son of a bitch everyday and deep down I think it was my favorite bike.
Nice videos. Just amazing that big tank can do what it does. Definitely looks like a Harley killer for sure....
It has a unique sound with those 6 cylinders.... it kind of reminds me of an airplane engine....
i thought it was a 3-banger
Ha ha. Maybe you are the one I passed (easily) going UP through Spearfish Canyon summer before last?
There was a guy riding a RIII in a pack with friends just ahead of us, on a long stretch of hwy with the 3rd uphill passing lane. He would pull out and blast up past each big HD guy that was going faster up the hill than the majority of bikes like us in the slower moving lane. Then he would let up and drift back and let his friends catch up and allow the HD to continue on unchallenged. After watching this guy (you?) pull his HD killing trick on at least 4 big HD's, I left our pack of riders and moved ahead for the challenge. The only difference when I pulled past this guy is that I was waiting for just such a move and as he dropped down a gear or two and went WOT, Max and I also went WOT. I don't need to gloat on the results, but he didn't stand a chance. He quickly tucked his tail back between his legs and immediately slowed down and fell back in line with his friends.
Made my evening a little brighter.
Might be for some, but no thanks!
Reminds me of a really pretty face on a fat chick.........
4gasems link to the Motor Cyclist article provided something I think is well said.
The third paragraph in the piece states:
The V-Max created a whole new class of machine; motorcycles that were incredibly belligerent and exceedingly fast, but not aimed at any kind of sanctioned racing.
It was a street racer, designed and executed not just to transport its rider physically, but emotionally as well.
True dat....it's a good way of explaining what it is!
I owned one before my max. It made 154RWHP and 160LBS TQ at the rear wheels with just an exhaust/intake and tune. I used to pop wheelies at 60 with it! It was dam fast! I think it was faster than the max up until about 75-80. It handled GREAT for it's size and EVERYONE would look at it no matter where I went. It is where I got the name "HDKILA" from! hahaha....I miss that son of a bitch everyday and deep down I think it was my favorite bike.
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