whats the fastest youve seen?

TONY! · 03-10-2006, 08:01 PM

Fastest I have ever seen--I don't recommend people do the following! heheh

1994 CBR 900RR : the highest power to weight ratio machine you could buy when it came out in 1993.

170 MPH or just a bit more 3 times. A smooth fresh paved road does help because the smoother the road, the less friction to the tires.

100 MPH knowing I had a flat tire and at night. I was leaning as much forward as I could to keep weight off of the back tire. Had a bolt go in my tire and had no way of bringing her home, so I rode it.

145 MPH in the city with a 40 limit (but it gets up there SO fast and I can shave off heat so fast too. So it does not take long to get up there and bring it back down--a very important feature that is needed for safety's sake.

110 MPH in a turn rated at 40 at night.

1984 MKII Supra : All stock.
125 MPH twice.
125 MPH would be the fasted speed crash (maybe I should upload a pic of that). Car was totalled.

1988 Turbo MKIII : All stock.
135 MPH
I may have been able to get more but I did not want to push it further after the way my MKII spun on me.

I did those things when I was younger and crazier.
I would not--and would not recommend to others to--do the some of those things on public roads in the future.

This used to be my sig and has all the machines I mentioned.

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03-10-2006, 08:01 PM	#24
TONY! 12psi boost Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Troy, NY 12180 Posts: 353	Fastest I have ever seen--I don't recommend people do the following! heheh 1994 CBR 900RR : the highest power to weight ratio machine you could buy when it came out in 1993. 170 MPH or just a bit more 3 times. A smooth fresh paved road does help because the smoother the road, the less friction to the tires. 100 MPH knowing I had a flat tire and at night. I was leaning as much forward as I could to keep weight off of the back tire. Had a bolt go in my tire and had no way of bringing her home, so I rode it. 145 MPH in the city with a 40 limit (but it gets up there SO fast and I can shave off heat so fast too. So it does not take long to get up there and bring it back down--a very important feature that is needed for safety's sake. 110 MPH in a turn rated at 40 at night. 1984 MKII Supra : All stock. 125 MPH twice. 125 MPH would be the fasted speed crash (maybe I should upload a pic of that). Car was totalled. 1988 Turbo MKIII : All stock. 135 MPH I may have been able to get more but I did not want to push it further after the way my MKII spun on me. I did those things when I was younger and crazier. I would not--and would not recommend to others to--do the some of those things on public roads in the future. This used to be my sig and has all the machines I mentioned.