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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Good to see you back SASLS1

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Well deserved win. Could see it had potential. Shame Hutchy had his incident.

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    On board footage of MD on the 2017 GSX-R1000 during a practice lap, from the North West 200 last month.

    Note that the ABS light and TC Lights are both permanently on (yellow), showing that the ABS and Traction Control are disabled / turned off...

    Speedo isn't hook up in video so...

    From my own spread sheet, I've worked out the (Theoretical Calculated, excluding any loses in the drive train / or tyre slip on the road) max speeds in each gear at 14500 RPM redline, with "Stock OEM 2017 Gearing", including the new primary and secondary gear ratios and larger 190/55 tyre, which is new for the 2017 GSX-R1000/R.

    1st (156.30 km/h)
    2nd (195.12 km/h)
    3rd (233.63 km/h)
    4th (267.01 km/h)
    5th (294.50 km/h)
    6th (315.56 km/h)

    Obviously... I don't know what ratio's or tyre size MD is using, but my figures are spot on, for stock gear and tyre size, giving an indication of the speeds involved with the gear indicator on the dash working in the video below...

    Actual speed figures with drivetrain loses and tyre slip on the road surface will be a bit less, than the perfect world calculated figures.



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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Here's a short teaser, of MD on board the 2017 GSX-R1000 at the IOM TT...

    No doubt in the coming days, a full lap of MD on board at the TT, will pop up online...


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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    MD TT...








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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by SASLS1 View Post
    On board footage of MD on the 2017 GSX-R1000 during a practice lap, from the North West 200 last month.

    Note that the ABS light and TC Lights are both permanently on (yellow), showing that the ABS and Traction Control are disabled / turned off...

    Speedo isn't hook up in video so...

    From my own spread sheet, I've worked out the (Theoretical Calculated, excluding any loses in the drive train / or tyre slip on the road) max speeds in each gear at 14500 RPM redline, with "Stock OEM 2017 Gearing", including the new primary and secondary gear ratios and larger 190/55 tyre, which is new for the 2017 GSX-R1000/R.

    1st (156.30 km/h)
    2nd (195.12 km/h)
    3rd (233.63 km/h)
    4th (267.01 km/h)
    5th (294.50 km/h)
    6th (315.56 km/h)

    Obviously... I don't know what ratio's or tyre size MD is using, but my figures are spot on, for stock gear and tyre size, giving an indication of the speeds involved with the gear indicator on the dash working in the video below...

    Actual speed figures with drivetrain loses and tyre slip on the road surface will be a bit less, than the perfect world calculated figures.
    Superbike spec though so who knows what they've done to it as the rules are far more flexible than the superstock class which is closer to production bike spec... And which BMW still dominates ;P

    https://www.iomtt.com/~/media/Files/...k%20Result.pdf

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Unrelated I know, but if we are talking about IOM TT, here is something a bit special too from this year. Hickman having a strap on the new HP4 Race. Damm impressive for a production bike.. All be it a very expensive one. 215HP! No VCT lol


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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by macca_779 View Post
    Unrelated I know, but if we are talking about IOM TT, here is something a bit special too from this year. Hickman having a strap on the new HP4 Race. Damm impressive for a production bike.. All be it a very expensive one. 215HP! No VCT lol

    Very nice bit of kit indeed... but so it should be @ $68000 British pounds, so it'll be well north of $120K + in Australia, only 10 units available in Aus.

    It's a production bike.... but you can't ride it on the street, race track only...

    What are all the cashed up, Cafe Racers going to do...... They'll have to buy a trailer too... Hahaha....
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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Ian Hutchinson's crash has just come online...



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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by SASLS1 View Post
    Ian Hutchinson's crash has just come online...


    Big shame. He was on point to win it

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by SASLS1 View Post
    Very nice bit of kit indeed... but so it should be @ $68000 British pounds, so it'll be well north of $120K + in Australia, only 10 units available in Aus.

    It's a production bike.... but you can't ride it on the street, race track only...

    What are all the cashed up, Cafe Racers going to do...... They'll have to buy a trailer too... Hahaha....
    Considering the parts on it it's a bargain for a race bike. Any of the superbikes in the paddock will be worth more. BMW has got the carbon frame manufacturing process down to 2 hours too and automated.

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by macca_779 View Post
    Unrelated I know, but if we are talking about IOM TT, here is something a bit special too from this year. Hickman having a strap on the new HP4 Race. Damm impressive for a production bike.. All be it a very expensive one. 215HP! No VCT lol


    Jeeeeeezus Christ.

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by SASLS1 View Post
    Ian Hutchinson's crash has just come online...



    A shame but he was incredibly lucky to come away with only a broken femur not that it's a good injury by any standards. What about James Hillier's big moment in one of the attached videos at the end, holy sh!t was he lucky to get away with that?

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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by macca_779 View Post
    Considering the parts on it it's a bargain for a race bike. Any of the superbikes in the paddock will be worth more. BMW has got the carbon frame manufacturing process down to 2 hours too and automated.
    Call it a hunch Macca but I've just got a feeling from this thread that you're a fan of the BMW.
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    Re: 2017 GSX-R1000/R World Media Launch at Phillip Island This week...

    Quote Originally Posted by Jason01 View Post
    Call it a hunch Macca but I've just got a feeling from this thread that you're a BMW supporter.
    Had Jap bikes in the past mate. As far as an overall package goes BMW is hard to beat. You pay a premium, but you get what you pay for. Then again the new gixxer is commanding BMW money which I think is laughable. But good luck to them if people buy them. I sure as hell won't be downgrading to one though.

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