Fastest Bike?
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The Hayabusa is a very fast bike... but depends on your definition of fast, fast in a straight line, yes it is, bike shootouts are usually done at unused airport runways... don't see too many roads like that in Singapore or anyweher else though, the Zx12r is also another monster, but all that power must be able to be controlled by the rider.
I feel the Zx12r has better handling than the Hayabusa, due to weight distribution and the shorter wheelbase i.e. it WILL corner better, and the bike is more nimble.
Therefore straight speed fast, I agree would be the busa, but overall fast, in my opinion would be the ZX. -
wah okay... eh pls update me hor.. not trying to find trouble or make things difficult. really interested in reading what the ang-mors have to say about the small bikes...Originally posted by srad:maybe lor.. i'll go check out the title of the mag. its from uk not talking abt sg bikes lei. but they testing the handling speed blah blah of the bike. liddat lor...never say much juz the overall.
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I think you can check it out here
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i agree......... local rider mostly go 4 fast respone machine.. so i tik 12R reach top-end faster..... let say.... ( 12R hit top at 16 sec.... haya hit at 20 sec.... got it?? .....) btw.. who is goin to hold 325km/h for 20min.... kekekeke... LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL....Originally posted by Voodoo_468:The Hayabusa is a very fast bike... but depends on your definition of fast, fast in a straight line, yes it is, bike shootouts are usually done at unused airport runways... don't see too many roads like that in Singapore or anyweher else though, the Zx12r is also another monster, but all that power must be able to be controlled by the rider.
I feel the Zx12r has better handling than the Hayabusa, due to weight distribution and the shorter wheelbase i.e. it WILL corner better, and the bike is more nimble.
Therefore straight speed fast, I agree would be the busa, but overall fast, in my opinion would be the ZX.