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geek
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 Re: Bragging Board The rolling electronics test vehicle in action... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-R6sDLyNsbE Will keep the fingers crossed for this year. If you saw where I started with this bike, you would be laughing your asses off!
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jt211
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Re: Bragging Board Honda fireblade 929cc lock up, bars, 7" slick and the rest. 9.305@138mph 1.347 60ft 5.841 660ft @116mph 3054ft 20% humidity All thanks to 7X9R 
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A/Streeter
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Joined: Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:12 pm
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: Bragging Board jasonh3577 wrote: Jason Hammelswang Yamaha R1 no. 1000 Full genuine street trim (not strapped), standid height,mirrors,mufflers, ride in ride out etc 10.018 @ 140.80 mph 1.727 60ty 6.559 @ 114.56 at half lots of fun 2 ride but a little 2 quiet. I'm tryn 2 get into the 9's and 1.6 60ty's  Have fun Nice pass Jas.
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ZX9R
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Re: Bragging Board Darrin McDonald ZX9R B/MB bars clutch two step air shifter 9.423 @139.75mph, 1.366 60 9.462 @ 143.76mph, 1.397 60  95kg rider
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Crashtest Dummy
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Re: Bragging Board 2009 Yamaha V MAX Aircraft carrier 316 Kg bike. 100 Kg rider. 10.093 @ 137.19. 6.541 & 113.39 @ 660. Standard street trim.Standard height,Mirrors,mufflers,airfilter etc Ride in, Ride out.
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A/Streeter
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: Bragging Board Peter Everett. Bike: ZX6R 2009. 599cc stock engine/swingarm. Lowered, slipon, geared. 10.19 and 140.21mph. Backed up in opposite lane with 139.59mph.  Cheers.
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lee8sec
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Location: Hervey bay
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Re: Bragging Board Well done Pete Leigh A/Streeter wrote: Peter Everett. Bike: ZX6R 2009. 599cc stock engine/swingarm. Lowered, slipon, geared. 10.19 and 140.21mph. Backed up in opposite lane with 139.59mph. Cheers.
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abusa
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Re: Bragging Board A/Streeter wrote: Peter Everett. Bike: ZX6R 2009. 599cc stock engine/swingarm. Lowered, slipon, geared. 10.19 and 140.21mph. Backed up in opposite lane with 139.59mph. Cheers. Congrats on the MPH and ET
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A/Streeter
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Joined: Wed Dec 06, 2006 8:12 pm
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: Bragging Board Thanks guys. Its just a shame I couldn't ride the bloody thing a bit better on the day as it had 10.0's in it without a doubt. The 10.19 was only 1.68 in the 60ft. After only ever racing bigger CC stuff the approach to drag racing this bike is about a world apart.  For those interested I put a UEGO wide band air/fuel ratio guage in beside the factory narrow band 02 sensor, to monitor onboard in real time/conditions and settle my curiosity of what was happening. The factory ECU's are programmed to compensate and adjust to try and keep the engine at stoich or 14.7:1 ratio or a lambda of "1" which ever way you want to look at it, in different conditions from sensor input as everyone knows. That is claimed as perfect combustion for fuel economy and emmission control. The UEGO gauge uses a wide band bosh sensor, which is callibrated to within .1 of an AFR. With the pipe free flowing and a better free flowing air cleaner it was sitting between 14.2 to 14.9 AFR from mid to peak RPM yesterday. Just shows how good the ECU's are nowdays on sportsbikes in their capacity to adjust. I am going to richen that back to about 13.2 in real conditions and see what effect it has though. Cheers.
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full bore
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Re: Bragging Board Thats a good time & mph Pete, looks like ur going to need a UDL real soon, congrats .
Mark
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