God it’s probably been years since I’ve stopped in but hey I’m still alive and for the 1st time in like 8 years motorcycleless! I sold my fz1 back in August and my V-strom a month later since I just don’t have time to ride much anymore. I took a new job in the packaging industry as a field...
Unless it was turning 15k rpms and in 6th gear you can always power out, if it was tach'd out then upshift and gently give it some throttle. Its a opposite reaction of what you would think to do but much more effective if it starts to speed wobble again. If you watch any isle of man TT event you...
Always power out of a speed wobble, slowing down loads the fronts suspension and can intensify the wobble. Also get that front tire replaced asap, sounds like it could be 6+ years old that's likely the main issue. If you do it yourself just look for the paintedspot on the tire and line it up...
Exactly, its one of my favorite bikes for its sheer durability and ability to do many jobs well vs one job great. They are as close to a bullet proof bike as you can get imo
Well I love the hell out of my fz1 but I ride it everyday and its gas milage sucks even worse now that I went -1, +1 I mean its like 25mpg with how I ride and to be honest I miss my old vs from so I went and got a new one while looking at fz-09s Lol First impressions is its more comfortable than...
That's for the 2015 r6 I was comparing 2006-2006 r6-fz6
Wikipedia is where I got my fz6 numbers as well. Granted its not Yamaha's site they claim they pull their numbers straight from Yamaha and since their info for the 2015 is same as what Yamaha claims I trust them
Yamaha does post their horsepower numbers just not on the US site, the 130 HP number comes from wikipedia which sited Yamaha as their source
http://www.yamaha-motor.eu/eu/products/motorcycles/supersport/yzf-r6.aspx?view=featurestechspecs
You asked where we got our weight numbers from and I answered. And maybe you missed the 10 post where its been said bike for bike yes a r6 is a "faster" bike no one is disagreeing with that, its about the rider that's more or less what we've all been talking about. And yes even a R1 can be...
We are talking about wet weights, real world weight, you can't race a bike with no fluid so why even consider the dry weights?
As for why don't they use the fz6 in motogp, well no one uses a r6 either in Moto 2. As for right now they all use a 600cc Honda engine. But there actually was a FZ6...
Well I stand corrected, but am surprised there's that much drivetrain loss on the R6, that's pretty pathetic to be honest. So in most cases yes HP at the crank matters but I know I for one want to see if other 600ss bikes have about the same drive train loss