GSX-R 1300 Hayabusa accelerating up to 220 MPH

[liloutlaws]

i don't think its turboed....again i think he changed the tooth gearing and didn't adjust his speedometer

[sentra_dude]

Originally Posted by mrmojo77 Originally Posted by liloutlaws i think they changed the tooth gearing on that bike..there's no way it accelerates that fast. especially on the top end. and the rate of its deceleration was pretty fast too. I must agree with you. It doesn't look like 220mph, it looks like closer to 120 mph, if you look at the road paintings or the intersections between the roads.

Have you ever used a video camera before dude? Crazy driving at 80mph looks like gentle cruising at 35mph on video camera...

He is most certainly not doing 120mph, there's a good chance he broke 200mph...

Originally Posted by liloutlaws i don't think its turboed....again i think he changed the tooth gearing and didn't adjust his speedometer

Wow...haven't you ever heard of Super Kaos...? The site full of turbo charged Hayabusas, and that's where this vid originated...they have tons of videos, and yes that bike is turbo charged, lol 'changed the tooth gearing'...

On high boost, those turbo Hayabusa's can make 300+rwhp, and at least one has got above 390rwhp...

[Tomerville]

Yeah it is definetly a turbo...the whistle is so loud the mic can't pick it up.

On high boost, those turbo Hayabusa's can make 300+rwhp, and at least one has got above 390rwhp...

There was a video on racingflix of a 'busa making 500 whp.

[black_magician]

I asked the guys at the bike shop in town about it.(they all knew what I was talking about)... its a turbo busa making around 450HP. I gotta get me one of those! its one of the fastest street legal busas around I hear.

oh.. and he ends up hitting 258 MPH!

[mindgam3]

fast.... but not as fast as THIS Estimated top speed of 250mph, and you get your money back if it dosent go that fast... noones dared try yet Probably a re post but still entertaining

[jz04r1]

Originally Posted by thamar First off, the guy wheelies at 70-80km/h to a speed of +/- 200. Meaning that the front wheel didn't make contact with the ground for the whole time, the speedo is in the front wheel. So if you drop back onto 2 wheels, the speedo can do it's work again, but an analog speedo isn't that fast, it takes some time. Ever slammed the brakes of your car, and when you allready stopped the speedo was still at 20-30km/h... Same principle. As for that busa, that's a turbocharged one, not an ordinairy busa Why do you think he's so easy on the throttle in first gear

the speedo is actually in the transmission on most jap. bikes

[a007apl]

My father have one Hayabusa, i'm another day ride with one friend in your busa(my friend superbike), more or less 5' in 200km because we ride in my city.