A Brief Unequal Contest

Not necessarily true...depends on the bike...the road...the rider...etc. As an example...I never pick a fight I can't win :D All you have to do is get them in a position where you have the advantage then whoop their @sss....just takes a little planning that's all

Agree the rider and road makes huge difference! Straight shot and good rider, though, I've found I can stay in front of the GXR until the end of third gear, but that's where it ends. That's just friendly sunday riding with a good friend and both of us pushing!

I try not to pick any fights.:p But I do even better at thinking my way out of the one's i can't win:D
 
None I've been on. It has enough weight to keep the front end down and the rear wheel from spinning.
 
This one might stand a chance too. 2,100cc's, billet engine, forged Mahle pistons, 264 Duration .625" Lift cams, Compression: 10.2:1, a Mikuni HSR pumper carb with a velocity stack and a 2 into one header. It's got a Primo 3" belt drive, a 6 speed transmission, a Pingel electric shifter with an adjustable ignition cutout, and a 260 Metzeler gets it hooked up. That would be a more suitable matchup for the Rocket. Goes pretty good. :) For some reason the Rocket still feels faster to me. The kicker? My 1984 bone stock factory 750 turbo is right up there with them. :eek:

 
The real kicker? I bought this ZRX specifically as a turbo project. When I do, it will smoke all of my bikes including the Rocket, still handle and stop great, ride great and has a nice upright seating position. Not to mention, it will end up costing less than the front end and wheels on my prostreet bike. :eek: ;)

(it will beat a Sportster too)

All that being said, the bikes I ride the most, by far, are my streetfighter CBX because it's smooth, handles great and I love the sound, and the Rocket because I LOVE the torque.
 
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