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Old 01-16-2010, 07:23 PM   #1
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I don't know why we don't get 800cc bikes.....It's a damn shame.

1000ccs are just too much power.
Who is "we"? You can buy a GSXR750 tomorrow if you want... What's unfortunate, is that there isn't a class for it. I still don't understand why the GSXR isn't eligible to race in Daytona sportbike...
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Old 01-16-2010, 10:44 PM   #2
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Who is "we"? You can buy a GSXR750 tomorrow if you want... What's unfortunate, is that there isn't a class for it. I still don't understand why the GSXR isn't eligible to race in Daytona sportbike...
cause the gsxr and all other 600 guys would bitch.
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Old 01-16-2010, 11:33 PM   #3
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cause the gsxr and all other 600 guys would bitch.
Yea well, they may not bitch too hard...
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Old 01-17-2010, 12:56 AM   #4
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Yea well, they may not bitch too hard...
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Old 01-17-2010, 02:06 AM   #5
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Nice! I still wish for a GSXR 750 vs a Buell 1125R straight up showdown! Stock for stock.
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Old 01-17-2010, 12:20 PM   #6
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Nice! I still wish for a GSXR 750 vs a Buell 1125R straight up showdown! Stock for stock.
I did this recently. The Buell loses. Even went heads up with my ZX636 and a good rider, We swapped and same result.

The 1125R is a great bike, lotsa fun, but isnt effecient at speed. Takes way more work to get the same speed. Fun yeah, maybe more, but still no win.
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Old 01-17-2010, 12:37 PM   #7
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I did this recently. The Buell loses. Even went heads up with my ZX636 and a good rider, We swapped and same result.

The 1125R is a great bike, lotsa fun, but isnt effecient at speed. Takes way more work to get the same speed. Fun yeah, maybe more, but still no win.
Oh well, that takes care of that...
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I did this recently. The Buell loses. Even went heads up with my ZX636 and a good rider, We swapped and same result.

The 1125R is a great bike, lotsa fun, but isnt effecient at speed. Takes way more work to get the same speed. Fun yeah, maybe more, but still no win.
They're incredibly corked up from the factory.

A buddy of mine has a lightly modified 1125R that would absolutely blow a 600's doors off. The thing is pretty ridiculous. 1098 territory.
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Who is "we"? You can buy a GSXR750 tomorrow if you want... What's unfortunate, is that there isn't a class for it. I still don't understand why the GSXR isn't eligible to race in Daytona sportbike...
Not all that long ago, historically speaking, a 750 was a Superbike. I remember when the Canadian racing rules changed and Francis Martin went out for qualifying on his new Gixxer 1K. A back marker didn't abide by the gentlemen's agreement that only the top ten would be on-track for the last ten minutes of times qualifying. Francis gave it a *bit* too much throttle coming around the outside of him, damned near highsided himself into next week, but somehow saved it enough to ride it the hundred yards across the grass and into the track fence.
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I bet more than half the MotoGP field can't wait to get back on 1000s.
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