The Dust-Max(Must watch the video).

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"It's like driving a Dragster on the street!" is my description of riding (rather piloting) the Vmax. The bike has a 1200cc 4cyl engine with 4 carbs and a shaft drive that runs 0-60mph in 3 seconds and the quarter mile in 10.5 seconds! The top speed is 150mph+ or is realistically limited by your good sense... Many modifications are available to make the bike much quicker due to restrictions by the EPA and import/export laws.
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This is a modified Yamaha V-Max, the stock V-Max's are the fastest quarter-mile production bikes. These baby's sounds like Detroit V8's and they've got power to back it up.



Videos:

Going for a ride( 100mph+ on highway).

Monster Burnout

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Stock 2005 Yamaha V-Max.

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Picture of Stock 2005 Yamaha V-Max.

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.. I reccoment watching the " Going for a ride..(100mph+) " video. It's a blast.
 
i like sports motorcycles more, the ones u can do wheelies on, and they are much faster then that big and heavy motorcycle
 
There actually only faster high end, this will beat the **** out of any sportbike on the quarter-mile. The only bike that compares is the new Harley Davidson V-Rod. This is the hot-rod of bikes.
 
Actually, it can, see sport bikes, if you accelerate hard they pull a wheelie as fast as hell, the hayabusa will kick the VMax's arse top end. The V-Max is all about low-end torque. The picture you posted the eagle is holding a Kawasaki ZX-12R.
 
You really should see some Hayabusa videos before you say that. It reaches 60 in under 3 seconds and the quarter isn't much more after that.
 
That DustMax doesn't look all that fast compared to some other videos I've seen. But nevertheless, it's fast enough for a bike.
 
Dorifto
You really should see some Hayabusa videos before you say that. It reaches 60 in under 3 seconds and the quarter isn't much more after that.
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I was talking about stock V-Max's, they run mid/high 10's. The V-Max in the video is supposed to do 0-60 in 3 seconds to. I think that's what it says on the website.

ACremona22
Wow, didnt think this bike could do a 1/4 mile in the 9's. :rolleyes:
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I wouldn't be surprised if the V-Max in the video can.
 
Suzuki Hayabusa (New!)
year 2002
Horse Power 160
1/4 mile time 10.2
1/4 Speed 136MPH
Top speed for the Hayabusa is over 200MPH.

I don't think so sUn. Stock Hayabusa wins.
 
That bird is a japanese Peregrine falcon which is where the name Hayabusa comes from. I have seen hayabusas run mid 9 seconds on the 1/4 stock. Heh heh I didnt feel like photochopping in the vmax.
 
Integra Type R
Suzuki Hayabusa (New!)
year 2002
Horse Power 160
1/4 mile time 10.2
1/4 Speed 136MPH
Top speed for the Hayabusa is over 200MPH.

I don't think so sUn. Stock Hayabusa wins.
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My bad too, V-Max runs under 10 seconds(What I said before was wrong, it does not run mid/high 10's.). There something called V-Boost in it, Above 6000rpm or so a valve opens to allow the cylinders to breathe from two carbs instead of one. This is basically like a built-in NOS, but it's not NOS, it's real power. Hayabusa can't match it low-end. Espacially quarter-mile where you can have the bike revving over 6000RPM and have the V-Boost valves open, the green light goes and your off. If your going longer than quarter-mile, the Hayabusa's top end will come in.

But the funny thing is the V-Max still hasn't been re-designed since 1985, which was the first year of the V-Max, in that year the V-Boost kicked in from the start therefore it was too powerful so the year after they made it so that it would kick-in at 6000RPM, since then only minor modifications/tweaks have been made. It's still an old design, the re-design is supposed to be in the works.

V-Boost Diagram Attached.
 

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Why did you/he/whoever do the burnout with water under the rear wheel?


I'm sure it's quite fast, but I'd still rather have a sport bike (or a chopper). I don't really care too much about 1/4 mile times. That isn't why I would buy a bike. Cornering is where it's at (or just cruising in the case of the chopper).



-Mark
 
I don't think it was water. I think it was bleach. If you do a burnout ontop of bleach, you get lots and lots of white smoke.
 
No, Sunny, the V-max will lose. Trust me.

Motorcycle Year Horsepower 1/4 mile time 1/4 mile speed
Suzuki Hayabusa (New!) 2002 160 10.2 136



Motorcycle Year Horsepower 1/4 mile time 1/4 mile speed
Yamaha VMX1200 V-Max 1998 121 11.0 121
 
well who cares about the tests...the facts are that sport bikes are better, u can learn how to do tricks on them, they are better looking, much lighter even though they weigh like a ton, and u can get more chicks on sport bikes....and have more fun with them
 
I'd like to see a video of it for actual proof. It's quite interesting, I know the V-Max can beat it but I just can't find the evidence to post it. I'll look through some of the hundreds of Cycle Canada and various other magazine's my dad has.

L1ama
well who cares about the tests...the facts are that sport bikes are better, u can learn how to do tricks on them, they are better looking,, and u can get more chicks on sport bikes....and have more fun with them
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Shut the **** up. Your trying to tell me the only type of bike you can do a trick on is a sport bike? I recomend you get some serious help. 👍

Edit: Go and get your fact's straight.

much lighter even though they weigh like a ton
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Point noted, there lighter than the V-Max. They don't weigh a ton, unless you think 400 pounds is a ton. Sheesh!
 
I know what the Hayabusa is, I've read it go upto 300KM/H. I like how that website has 2002 models, then has a V-Max that's from 1998. Half of the bikes on that website are not stock " Turbo R1." Does that sound stock to you, Integra?
 
Well in that case, that puts the Hayabusa in the #2 spot. I also doubt the year is going to matter. You said that the "V-Boost" or whatever it is has always been there so why does the year matter?
 
After doing some research your right, Hayabusa's are faster than V-Max's. 👍 Meh, I lose. The V-Max still owns though.
 
Integra Type R
See, not that hard.
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Very hard. ;)

ACremona22
Appologizing for being such a jackass without backing up with stats.
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Do I have to say this again, shut the **** up. I was only stating what I knew, I don't see what you stated so why do you have to butt in. God, use your brain before posting ****. 💡
 
Integra Type R
No, Sunny, the V-max will lose. Trust me.

Motorcycle Year Horsepower 1/4 mile time 1/4 mile speed
Suzuki Hayabusa (New!) 2002 160 10.2 136



Motorcycle Year Horsepower 1/4 mile time 1/4 mile speed
Yamaha VMX1200 V-Max 1998 121 11.0 121
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Very true and the bike sucks so everyone stfu! :)
 

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