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just curious!
I was riding yesterday, my new black 08 675, breaking it in....and an R6 and a cbr 600rr pasted by wanting to run but i couldnt do it!!! Just wanting to know how i would have faired!! kicked their ass or a close tight race??? I've never ridin a newer 4cl sport bike so i have no comparison!
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From a dead start and on the throttle runs the 675 Should have killed in acceleration. The 675 would have prolly lost in the top end area.
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If you haven't ridden a "newer 4cl sport bike" then they would have kicked YOUR arse.
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It is not the bike, but rather the rider, who determines the outcome of such events... and I would never condone any sort of "testing" on the street.
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If you need to ask...you would have lost.
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Originally Posted by 02955i  It is not the bike, but rather the rider, who determines the outcome of such events... and I would never condone any sort of "testing" on the street. Quote:
 The key is to get them to race from a 2nd gear roll on-Less skill involved, just gotta not bang the damn thing off the rev limiter.
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Find some corners and find out. Higher corner speed and better low to mid range grunt.....
What do you think?. Not everything is about top end speed.
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675 power kicks in very early (compared to 4 cylinders). When I road a R6 it felt like I was driving a turbo. The power was very sluggish until I hit the 8k range.
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