sad dyno day? 155psi at the wheel

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Well it's not a good illustration between models, we're effectively talking about the same bike. Base vs S has nothing to do with the horse power/exhaust it uses. It doesn't add up, aka they ...... up dyno'ing the second bike.

In terms of engine performance they are the exact same model. How is that not a good illustration of how a model can vary on the dyno..regardless of if you think it was their fault. Did you stop your meds again?
 
In terms of engine performance they are the exact same model. How is that not a good illustration of how a model can vary on the dyno..regardless of if you think it was their fault. Did you stop your meds again?

They must have got a Friday bike the 2nd time around.
 
My buddy had a Kaw 750 Mach IV, now that was a 2 stroke!!

Brings back memories. Back in 1980. I rode one of those that had been traded in. I worked at a motorcycle shop at the time. I was only nineteen and was riding a GSX1100EX to and from work then.

When I rode that big Kawasaki two stroke it frightened the life out of me, no brakes compared to my Suzuki and did not turn easily. It was a nightmare in the inner city. The old Z1300 was even easier to ride even though it weighed 25 tons. I was lucky back then, loved bikes and could ride anything off the shop floor to go on errands or deliveries for the boss.

But your are right Trauma there is a big difference between those big two strokes and the Pani. Its chalk and cheese. But you have to have ridden one of those old beasts to know the difference. :p
 
Ahhh, nothing like comparing dyno numbers again.... As we all should know by now there are a lot of factors that go in getting the magic number.

I'll go by the ol' grin"o"meter and mine is pegged out!

I think it would be better to go with the thread title and see who's bike can handle the most PSI...LOL!
 

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