QUOTE(atrash @ Mar 27 2009, 04:39 PM)
its powerful, but not as powerful as 750cc and above.
normally 600cc bike can go almost like 200km/h standard..
i guess beginner still dun wanna go beyond that rite..i'm a beginner too, and i still don't think i can go beyond 200km/h..
600cc is considered as 250cc on steroid there in west...due to it higher revving engine,just like post 1991-1999 250cc I-4 sportsbike....but with more powerful engine to keep up with big brother.Mostly high revving nature is there is less torque before initial power start to build up & usually at higher RPM spot,therefore it will be easy to control for beginner...just like ZX2 which kicking its power from 8-10K.normally 600cc bike can go almost like 200km/h standard..
i guess beginner still dun wanna go beyond that rite..i'm a beginner too, and i still don't think i can go beyond 200km/h..
Lower than that it still good to keep up with traffic so thats why it really "civilized" for both traffic & newcomer.
But with 750cc & upward,the torque is strong & build up early,at modest 2-3k you have feel the power of the engine is fine to give it a pull at road & can keep up with fastest traffic easier(I tried CB919 before...& it was great commuter bike with lotsa low end grunt,easy to keep up with traffic in highway & the engine did not give sudden power spike like most sportsbike does)
& most of modern 600cc can go to top speed of 270+ km/h in standard trim(see it on youtube..thats why their said,more than 600cc is just to uncivilized for public road & turbo bike is just killing you)
& yes...R6,750 K6 also in my consideration...waiting for client to pay me is
Mar 27 2009, 08:06 PM

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