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Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
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oldjapanesebikes
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Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
Looks like Brett set another record if I'm reading this correctly - 240.192 mph. Utterly amazing
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Ian
If at first you don't succeed, just get a bigger hammer !
If at first you don't succeed, just get a bigger hammer !
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Weirdbeard1000
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Re: Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
Those are big numbers! Nice work!
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Suzukidave
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Re: Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
I wonder what kinda HP is needed to go that speed ?
the older i get the faster i was
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tz375
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Re: Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
B I G ........... 
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titan performance
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Re: Land Speed at Lake Gairdner
Incredible achievement....
I did read somewhere that a mere 80 bhp is required to reach 200 mph, if the drag coefficient can be reduced to that of an Audi 100 Avant estate car, which was advertised here in the UK as 0.3 back in the 80's. Not sure who made the calculation, but drag has always been the issue with bikes.
I did read somewhere that a mere 80 bhp is required to reach 200 mph, if the drag coefficient can be reduced to that of an Audi 100 Avant estate car, which was advertised here in the UK as 0.3 back in the 80's. Not sure who made the calculation, but drag has always been the issue with bikes.
Keeping old 2 strokes alive !
