seeing where this will go

http://snurl.com/24v1 1955 it is.

Nev..
'02 CBR1100XX #2

 

it may .

 

Bingo.

Derr.

 

} >>>1st fuel injected bike
} >>>
} >>>
} >> Z1000dfi
}
} Hrm. I am fairly sure there were some mechanical fuel injected ones
} before that, but no names come to mind.

Production or racer? If racer, then there's the BMW RS54.

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// if you don't go there" '81 MZ TS250/1+LSW Badkuip

 

Intact Kneeslider said....

IK> It's just that I remember reading about there having been a Z1 Turbo in
IK> the late 70's... that would seem to predate the CX650 by at least a

Must've been a rare one. I was getting into large roadbikes then (my
first being a 1 yo GS1000S). While there were no turboed versions of the
Z1 that I can recall, a mate fitted a turbo to his Z1000 MkII. He also
fitted industrial chain, to save a few bucks on normal bike chain. Both
chain and sprockets were stuffed within 500 km...

 

Yep, and when she went for her license, she had to ride with a
motorcycle cop following. She forgot how to change gears, so did the
whole ride in second. Try that on a rice-burner!

Cheers
Goaty

 

My ZX-6R takes off in 4th, pretty slowly but not too bad. I found
this out while riding 800 km+ days when I forget to change down at the
first set of lights for a couple of hours. Just feed the clutch out
real slow.

It takes off ok in second, just don't give it too much throttle and
noone would notice anything was wrong. I don't have to change out of
second until I'm doing 160 kph (140 if I want to avoid redline).

 

It would be the BMW R100RS in 1977 Clem. Although some would say the
Vincent Black Prince
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The CX Turbo was the Obrut
Al

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