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baker589 · Sportsman

turbo my 2002 zx6r

Devon_Rich · Clubman A

Big cc racing in Wokingham who build drag bikes.
Got to ask why turbo a 600 and not buy a bigger bike to start with

baker589 · Sportsman

my 600 revs really high and i think it will be exciting. busa turbod ect is abit too much power for the small english roads lol ill send them a message.cheers

Jocko AKA Simmo · Clubman B

waste of money, grow a pair and buy a bigger bike

Nige · Expert

Debben Performance in Ringwood used to do a lot of turboing.
You do know kwack valves are made of cheese. So a set of stainless valves before you start £400+
You will never see the money back but if it's what you want go for it.

baker589 · Sportsman

I have had bigger bikes I just really enjoy riding the nin600 weird but I had a newer 900 before really didn't like its position its weight anything.. didn't even feel as fast. my 6 is fantastic lol I don't normally get a bike I want to keep but this one I do :)

Mike Wright · Clubman A

baker589 wrote:
I have had bigger bikes I just really enjoy riding the nin600 weird but I had a newer 900 before really didn't like its position its weight anything.. didn't even feel as fast. my 6 is fantastic lol I don't normally get a bike I want to keep but this one I do :)

I know what your saying I had some quick bikes but too much power so you had to be a little careful as when you wind it on the road soons run out. I much prefer the smaller engines which I can still ride and use the range without hitting silly speeds. In fact the BMW 650 was better fun in the alps than the Sprint I had I reckon.

baker589 · Sportsman

yes its suprising big engine doesnt always mean big fun

grouty · Expert

I'd rather spend the money on a 500/750 two stroke ! That would make the puckerer pucker !

Nige · Expert

Could be worth a look
www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/honda-cbr-fireblade-turbo-one-off/1100547186