Recent motorcycle land speed record in aussie
#1
Yep -
A kawasaki ninja ZX14R
Landspeed record at lake gardiner

@ 334.99klm/ph

Yep
Simple gearing, tyre change with speed limiter removed

So where were the hayabusa's sleepin

Or were there any compeatin or none availble

Any way , as i read it in
May eddition of
Justbikes, -page 114

They were there to claim braggin rights,

( were there any busa club members there ???)

So they have for now just won

Fastest non busa award - good for them
As we slept in


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#2
Any particular reason they chose not to compete against the Hayabusa in the sub 1350 bracket? Woopdy do, took them 15 years to make a blip on the radar in any case. The current generation is also 5 years old, I'll acknowledge it as a fair comparison when next years Hayabusa runs against it. :P
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#3
Doesn't seem that fast 334kmph??? Sure a standard Gen2 would/ should eat that with the limiter turned off . . . any one know?or wound a standard one all the way up? My gen1 with 40cc less and 9 years older technology went close about 12 years ago . . . and still going strong . . .
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#4
334sounds fast on the salt to me for pretty stock bike. On asphalt I'd imagine a stock bus with gearing/limiter mods might get to that but on the salt that seems like a good speed for stock bike. I could be wrong
Regards

Dan
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#5
(16-05-2013, 11:29pm)Dan85 Wrote: 334sounds fast on the salt to me for pretty stock bike. On asphalt I'd imagine a stock bus with gearing/limiter mods might get to that but on the salt that seems like a good speed for stock bike. I could be wrong

+1

Competition makes the class stronger, you gotta get beaten sometimes, or you end up resting on your laurels.
Running up against a new 14 @ the drags with basic off the showroom floor mods & they have plenty mumbo.


Mind you I am obviously partial to big bore Kwaka'sVery Happy
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#6
Takes a well modified busa to match that model 14
and that 14 had all the advantages allowed
production bike class, and its a bigger capacity puts it in the next class to a busa , gen 2 busa just fits in 1350cc class, the 14 is just over
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#7
Maj what's a busa busa run with simple mods eg gearing, de restricted etc on the salt roughly?
Regards

Dan
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#8
Guys see my earlier link in a post to the American 2 org, where Performance Bikes did a high speed run with the Gen 2, 1 tooth off the rear, full Akra system, PC 5 and other minor mods, 55 series rear tyre?

Result 203.4 MPH - 325.6 KPH.

ZX 14 is one hell of a beast, but its ugly.

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#9
ugly girls always go the hardest!
Regards

Dan
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#10
(17-05-2013, 10:46am)Dan85 Wrote: ugly girls always go the hardest!

Yeah, but they're clingy! (so I've been told. silly gossip really)
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#11
(17-05-2013, 09:38am)Maj Wrote: Takes a well modified busa to match that model 14
and that 14 had all the advantages allowed
production bike class, and its a bigger capacity puts it in the next class to a busa , gen 2 busa just fits in 1350cc class, the 14 is just over

Young Kenny Robinson beat that (218mph) on his gen 2 stocker within the rules allowable, a smaller bike than the 14
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#12
Australian record Hayabusa stock motor 218 mph = 350kph February 2013
Link
http://www.latrobevalleyexpress.com.au/s...g-records/
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#13
So lara, the busa is still fast in its class,

So wtf - why didnt the busa get any mention then

Oh- kwaka paid for the print space maybe

I will ave a looky a any stats, that show real world speed & data
Not just what kwaka wanna show,

Any chance someone can post up the stats please
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#14
http://www.dlra.org.au/2013.htm

Thompy.
Hot Coffee , Fast :Biker:

Diesel.
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#15
DLRA pages need updating
Jim Higgins was riding my bike for a 200mph achiever and i joined the 200mph club in 2005
Kawasaki supplied the zx14 to Ralph and are getting full value out of his results ,
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