I love you guys, but the only place any stock (or even close) CBR1000F of any year made 135hp is in somebody's very vivid imagination. Think about this. On a dyno, a ZX-11 made approx. 135hp stock, and it was the huge HP/speed overdog all the way until the Hayabusa came out. To relate this info to our conversation, an 87 CBR1000F is definitely a slower bike even than the ZX-10 (came after the 'Ninja 1000), let alone the ZX-11.

My seat-o-pants dyno puts my 94 model at about 112 or so, but it's jetted a little fat. I'll be running it on a dyno w/ EGA to discover what I need to do to get the jetting spot on, and when I do that I'll post up the results in a new thread.

135...that's rich

 

135 at the crank

113 at the wheel



and never forget the way that power is delivered can have some effect, ever saw a bandit leave off the line? it's got only 98hp but the torque on that thing....

 

That's exactly what I have seen in various published dyno tests and spec sheets. Rear wheel dyno's take a lot of wind out of your sails.

 

Just an update on this.
Yes, I've been checking on these screens pretty regularly. Since it had been over two weeks, I contacted the seller again about when he was getting more.
He told me to wait ANOTHER 2 weeks, and they should be in stock. (this was early this week)

Sooo.... I'm gonna give it a couple more weeks and keep checking back.
Who knows if it will happen.
I'll let you all know....

 

Hopefully they'll have 'em. IMO there isn't a better deal out there on a screen.

 

Pretty sure i posted this somewhere before..............Aussie company ships world wide all CBR1000F are covered..
http://www.eaglescreens.com.au/honda.htm

 

Their chart doesn't show that. (or I can't see it.)

 

My problem with the original windscreen is that the wind hit right under my helmet. Cold in the winter and noisy all the time. I put on the Sport/touring screen by Zero Gravity. Same shape as original, but four inches taller. The wind now hits at the top of my helmet. Much better. Plus, I like a clear screen for my white bike.

 

Damn that's nice. I'd cuss you for showing me that kind of a picture while it's too cold to ride here, but I'm above that.

 

Fixed it for you