supercharged kawasaki

[NTECUK]

Thing is it should be relatively light. But with the blower it's going to have serious grunt.
The triumph rocket, does. Seen it
BBQ run seem toremember it manages quite sharp bends.,albeit to the detriment of its pegs

[kaivalagi]

Originally Posted by NTECUK

albeit to the detriment of its pegs

A guy in NZ is fitting GSXR rear sets to his with a new linkage for the gear changes, there's hope yet

But I have f all to prove to you, I ride to my limits and no one else's I'm afraid

I'll take that as a no then.?

[kaivalagi]

Did I suggest a Rocket could out perform a a sports bike on the twisties, no, did I want to compare d1ck size, no, I have nothing to prove to you...you're the f'ing troll here trying to get a rise out of anyone you can...I have responded to all your nonsense thus far and this is where it stops..find some fun somewhere else

[NTECUK]

One thing I've leant.
Ride for yourself.
If you get done speeding etc it's you that takes the fall.
And I've lost good mates through the red mist syndrome.
Older and hopefully wiser now

I have nothing to prove to you

Well shut the **** up then.

And get your research correct matey, i don't ride a sportsbike.

And why can't I give my opinion? Some kind of closed shop clique thing going on in here somewhere? Yes , I am am only relatively new on here & you don't know me so untill you do please just keep your gob shut & don't tell me what I can & cannot do. Thanks.

[Bibio]

now now ladies and gentlemen the org is not the kind of place we want this kind of slagging going on. yes in jest we do it all the time but that is in jest. so take a deep breath and count to 10.

[kaivalagi]

"The price? Between 30.000 and 50.000 euros depending on which version: street legal (H2) or track (H2 R)."

Ouch!!

Yes, it's going to be expensive and it's great to see something new happening. At the moment it is just a bit of flag flying, muscle flexing & Mama Kawa saying look we can be top dog again. But in time this kind of technology will work it's way down to mid capacity machines at a more affordable level. They have tried forced induction before but it never really caught on. Maybe this time?

[kaivalagi]

Almost a concept bike really though aye, not really in reach for most of us. And at 200hp for a road bike it's not much more power wise than the current crop of 1000cc superbikes, but like you say it's good something new is happening, it can only push boundaries.

I'd like to see smaller CC engines, like say the nicely balanced 675 triple, having turbo's fitted to see what they can do...ultra lightweight but with uber power...more like the 2 stroke days in a way