Chubby riders
#32
02-07-2008, 11:41 AM
#33
02-07-2008, 11:54 AM
#34
02-07-2008, 12:28 PM
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#35
02-07-2008, 07:01 PM
RE: Chubby riders
For the record:
Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle
measured hp (@ rpm)measured torque (lb. - ft. @ rpm), corrected quarter-mile* (sec. @ mph) top-gear roll-ons 60-80 mph* (sec.) wet weight (lb.)ergos**last tested
FLHCRI Road King Classic ('99)62.4 @ 525077.2 @ 300013.99 @ 94.55.32 744
12/98 FLSTS Heritage Springer Softail ('97) 14.51 @ 90.9 715
4/97FLTR/FLTRI Road Glide ('98) 14.39 @ 90.79.02 762
6/98 FXDSE Screamin' Eagle Dyna ('07)89.4 @ 5500105.2 @ 300012.31 @ 107.084.19 709
10/06 FXDX Dyna Super Glide Sport ('99)62.5 @ 550076.3 @ 325013.54 @ 96.55.82 651
11/98 S.E. Road Glide ('00)70.8 @ 525086.4 @ 275013.93 @ 93.1 6.71 828
5/00 Sportster 1200 Roadster ('04)674.4 @ 600072.2 @ 375013.02 @ 100.03 5.11 584
12/04 Sportster XL1200S Sport ('98)57.0 @ 525066.3 @ 325013.65 @ 96.1 4.99 524
1/98 V-Rod ('02)109.3 @ 825074.3 @ 700011.31 @ 115.0 4.05 62024.7/30.1/14.44/02
Not bad compared to the f4i's 11.3@ 120ish ...
Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle
measured hp (@ rpm)measured torque (lb. - ft. @ rpm), corrected quarter-mile* (sec. @ mph) top-gear roll-ons 60-80 mph* (sec.) wet weight (lb.)ergos**last tested
FLHCRI Road King Classic ('99)62.4 @ 525077.2 @ 300013.99 @ 94.55.32 744
12/98 FLSTS Heritage Springer Softail ('97) 14.51 @ 90.9 715
4/97FLTR/FLTRI Road Glide ('98) 14.39 @ 90.79.02 762
6/98 FXDSE Screamin' Eagle Dyna ('07)89.4 @ 5500105.2 @ 300012.31 @ 107.084.19 709
10/06 FXDX Dyna Super Glide Sport ('99)62.5 @ 550076.3 @ 325013.54 @ 96.55.82 651
11/98 S.E. Road Glide ('00)70.8 @ 525086.4 @ 275013.93 @ 93.1 6.71 828
5/00 Sportster 1200 Roadster ('04)674.4 @ 600072.2 @ 375013.02 @ 100.03 5.11 584
12/04 Sportster XL1200S Sport ('98)57.0 @ 525066.3 @ 325013.65 @ 96.1 4.99 524
1/98 V-Rod ('02)109.3 @ 825074.3 @ 700011.31 @ 115.0 4.05 62024.7/30.1/14.44/02
Not bad compared to the f4i's 11.3@ 120ish ...
#36
02-07-2008, 07:28 PM
RE: Chubby riders
ORIGINAL: Maranag
For the record:
Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle
measured hp (@ rpm)measured torque (lb. - ft. @ rpm), corrected quarter-mile* (sec. @ mph) top-gear roll-ons 60-80 mph* (sec.) wet weight (lb.)ergos**last tested
FLHCRI Road King Classic ('99)62.4 @ 525077.2 @ 300013.99 @ 94.55.32 744
12/98 FLSTS Heritage Springer Softail ('97) 14.51 @ 90.9 715
4/97FLTR/FLTRI Road Glide ('98) 14.39 @ 90.79.02 762
6/98 FXDSE Screamin' Eagle Dyna ('07)89.4 @ 5500105.2 @ 300012.31 @ 107.084.19 709
10/06 FXDX Dyna Super Glide Sport ('99)62.5 @ 550076.3 @ 325013.54 @ 96.55.82 651
11/98 S.E. Road Glide ('00)70.8 @ 525086.4 @ 275013.93 @ 93.1 6.71 828
5/00 Sportster 1200 Roadster ('04)674.4 @ 600072.2 @ 375013.02 @ 100.03 5.11 584
12/04 Sportster XL1200S Sport ('98)57.0 @ 525066.3 @ 325013.65 @ 96.1 4.99 524
1/98 V-Rod ('02)109.3 @ 825074.3 @ 700011.31 @ 115.0 4.05 62024.7/30.1/14.44/02
Not bad compared to the f4i's 11.3@ 120ish ...
For the record:
Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle
measured hp (@ rpm)measured torque (lb. - ft. @ rpm), corrected quarter-mile* (sec. @ mph) top-gear roll-ons 60-80 mph* (sec.) wet weight (lb.)ergos**last tested
FLHCRI Road King Classic ('99)62.4 @ 525077.2 @ 300013.99 @ 94.55.32 744
12/98 FLSTS Heritage Springer Softail ('97) 14.51 @ 90.9 715
4/97FLTR/FLTRI Road Glide ('98) 14.39 @ 90.79.02 762
6/98 FXDSE Screamin' Eagle Dyna ('07)89.4 @ 5500105.2 @ 300012.31 @ 107.084.19 709
10/06 FXDX Dyna Super Glide Sport ('99)62.5 @ 550076.3 @ 325013.54 @ 96.55.82 651
11/98 S.E. Road Glide ('00)70.8 @ 525086.4 @ 275013.93 @ 93.1 6.71 828
5/00 Sportster 1200 Roadster ('04)674.4 @ 600072.2 @ 375013.02 @ 100.03 5.11 584
12/04 Sportster XL1200S Sport ('98)57.0 @ 525066.3 @ 325013.65 @ 96.1 4.99 524
1/98 V-Rod ('02)109.3 @ 825074.3 @ 700011.31 @ 115.0 4.05 62024.7/30.1/14.44/02
Not bad compared to the f4i's 11.3@ 120ish ...
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#37
02-08-2008, 10:36 PM
Senior Member
RE: Chubby riders
ORIGINAL: Ruftags
My manual on my 02 said max weight for two riders is 390lbs. But my wife and myself on it comes out to like 500 almost and it has done ok. Just akward cause of top heavy. She gets pissed cause I don't take her alot. I keep tellin her we gotta lose some weight.
My manual on my 02 said max weight for two riders is 390lbs. But my wife and myself on it comes out to like 500 almost and it has done ok. Just akward cause of top heavy. She gets pissed cause I don't take her alot. I keep tellin her we gotta lose some weight.
Dayum
ROFLMFOA
Now I've gotta see pics of that. Kinda reminds me of that t-shirt of 2 fat people trying to have sex "mission impossible"
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02-08-2008, 11:43 PM
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#40
02-09-2008, 10:16 AM
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RE: Chubby riders
Agree that the new 1000 is ugly.
Here's my take on power: Years ago I met a guy who says he raced an F3 or F2 (don't recall) and Ran a CBR900 as his streetbike. I understand why now. Most riders in this area can only twist the throttle, but most cannot corner worth a damn.
I was considering getting a new bike for the street and getting the new CBR1000RR just for the bling factor, but after thinking it over- If the F4i goes track only I'm leaning toward.....(gulp) Cruiser.
Anyone that thinks a 600 has nothing, tell them to take it to the track. When they say that it means they have become complacent. You'd be doing them a big favor by offering them the challenge of learning a new skill. Street and track are different worlds.
Here's my take on power: Years ago I met a guy who says he raced an F3 or F2 (don't recall) and Ran a CBR900 as his streetbike. I understand why now. Most riders in this area can only twist the throttle, but most cannot corner worth a damn.
I was considering getting a new bike for the street and getting the new CBR1000RR just for the bling factor, but after thinking it over- If the F4i goes track only I'm leaning toward.....(gulp) Cruiser.
Anyone that thinks a 600 has nothing, tell them to take it to the track. When they say that it means they have become complacent. You'd be doing them a big favor by offering them the challenge of learning a new skill. Street and track are different worlds.