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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/24/2008 9:51:48 AM
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Awsum!!!
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/28/2008 10:43:54 AM
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you are crazier than I am, ****ing awesome man
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/28/2008 12:38:57 PM
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Any tickets handed out?
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/28/2008 2:22:04 PM
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VERY GOOD, GREAT
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/29/2008 1:28:02 PM
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Thanks now I want one
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/30/2008 4:01:02 PM
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Freaking Awesome!!!!!
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 3/30/2008 4:08:20 PM
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Cool man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/3/2008 7:43:50 PM
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Nothing like the sound of a well tuned v8!
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/4/2008 12:07:50 PM
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Herr Monk
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...and that's why you can have a 300hp engine on a bike that's still slow as $hit...
All that power, just spins the wheel... looks cool, cool vids, but I like it when the power is transfered to the street, and my wheel grips, thereby propelling me forward at high speed!
Those there are just too much bike...
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/6/2008 12:47:53 AM
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sick azz bikes. add a couple solenoids and a blue bottle and i'd buy one too. sick.
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/6/2008 10:54:11 AM
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sick azz bikes. add a couple solenoids and a blue bottle and i'd buy one too. sick.
fj4069,
take a look at the Chrome NOS Bottle behind the ladies leg. 720hp on the NOS. The bike is over seven years old and well over fifty thousand miles of trouble free, hard assed riding on it. BUT, like the man said, I can't hook it up. Most all other bikes stay hooked up, the FUN is unhooking it and riding the beast half out of control.
I like your HD, the apes are cool.... Never rode with apes put I love the way they look. This is a friend of mine (Stan-owner of V8 Choppers) and his wife on one of thier bikes. It has a 400ci 520hp Dart motor in it. Baaaaaadaaaassss chopper
Enjoy your ride,
CR
i can't beleive i missed the bottle. i'm fired.absolutley correct about unhooking it and riding ti half way out. doesn't get any funner than that.
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/6/2008 1:02:10 PM
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Those are some brilliant manouvers! Remember, a lot of hearses have V8's too but you don't wanna be riding in one of them. Not nearly as much fun.
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/12/2008 1:17:50 AM
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If they weren't ugly as shit then they would be cool.
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/12/2008 10:14:08 AM
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Fred00
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Boss Hoss vs Kawasaki ZX-12R:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI_GvCl8ei8
This race was filmed in Dyersburg TN, where one of the locals met up with the Boss Hoss factory crew. The owner of Boss Hoss was there as well as test riders. The ZX-12R won every race, roll-ons included. The Boss Hoss people even tried adding a passenger on the 500hp machine to help with traction, but it still lost to the Kawasaki. The owner of Boss Hoss was not so happy...
What the Boss Hoss needs is a good gearbox. 2 gears is not enough.
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RE: 700 foot rolling burnouts - 4/12/2008 5:45:42 PM
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Crazy Rick
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ORIGINAL: Fred00
Boss Hoss vs Kawasaki ZX-12R:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI_GvCl8ei8
This race was filmed in Dyersburg TN, where one of the locals met up with the Boss Hoss factory crew. The owner of Boss Hoss was there as well as test riders. The ZX-12R won every race, roll-ons included. The Boss Hoss people even tried adding a passenger on the 500hp machine to help with traction, but it still lost to the Kawasaki. The owner of Boss Hoss was not so happy...
What the Boss Hoss needs is a good gearbox. 2 gears is not enough.
First off, no one here said anything about fast or racing.. The Boss is a Cruiser, like Harley or any other cruiser they do have their limitations in the corners. As for the rocket bike... damn rite it's fast... I see you didn't post a vid of an HD racing one. One of my last rides was a ZX11 crotch rocket. Lots of fun in the mountains but truly sucked around town or on the interstate.
The Boss is a great open road cross country bike. I have done many 500+ mile days on her. It has well over 50,000 miles on her. The fact that it has over 500hp is just the icing on the cake. To you... too much power is a problem...but to me it's a WONDERFUL problem to have.. When you have to add a person on the back for traction ~~ that kind of tells the whole story about the awesome power of this bike, because they still smoked the tire. I have been beside one of my friends at about 150mph and the guys WIFE was on the back reading a book.
To be able to light the tire from 60mph does scare the living shit out of most folks and has killed some others. BUT~~~~~that is the very reason I ride the beast. The rocket bikes can't do that.
I had four bikes when I bought the Boss..... I now need only one!
As for the gear box, that would only make the traction problem worse. The bikes are geared high to get the motor OUT OF IT'S POWER BAND to improve traction. That's why all Boss bikes will do about 120mph in FIRST GEAR. The faster you go on a boss, the faster the Boss gets. You do not run out of power on a Boss, you run out of ROAD. I have gone well over 160mph on her (160 speedo) and it was still pulling HARDER and HARDER and HARDER.
What they need ---IF YOU want to go fast is TIRE. Some Boss guys have over 1,000hp and very large tires and still add 50Lbs of lead to the rear of the bike for traction. Yes, they still smoke the tire, but you would not want to race one of them.
I'm also glad that everone does not like them~~~ I love pulling up everywhere I go and having the only one there. I've gone to many hot rod car shows with it and have had the BIGGEST engine there. That's kind of cool.
The biggest problem with the bikes are: NONE of your friends will ride with you anymore.--NONE of them. They ALL tell me that they don't like parking thier 30K chromed out HDs and have them ignored by everyone taking pics of the Boss.
You can choose to be "one of a million" or "ONE IN A MILLION'
Ride what you want and let others do the same. I hope to see ya sometime on the road.
CR
Check out this site..
http://www.mountainbosshoss.com/new08/skynyrd/skynyrd.htm
ONLY $105,000.00
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/12/2008 9:20:44 PM
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gaston 2005 502
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Rick,
Although i just got my first Hoss last May, i have been wanting one for 7 years and finally was able to get one. As far as being slow as shit as Herr Monk Says,,, well this paint was laid starting at 60mph and at the end of the paint it was at 120mph,,, not a very long paint stripe either. Also i did get her up to 138 mph today,,, fastest yet for me and was at 3800rpm. Sack is growing,,,Redline is at 5700rpm. This was in front of the HD shop nearby,,, If I waited around for Herr Monk to paint a stripe on his HD,,, I'd still be there Also,, it's not what you ride,,, it's that you ride,, to each his own and since i got the hoss,, the HD has been parked, and fixing to be sold to buy the wife a Hoss Trike
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/13/2008 1:33:04 AM
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Fred00
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well this paint was laid starting at 60mph and at the end of the paint it was at 120mph,,, not a very long paint stripe either.
So, how long is that stripe? 30-40 yards? A calculation based on average speed during that acceleration shows that your Hoss went from 60-120 mph in about 1 sec or less, with a spinning rear tire. That isn't even remotely possible. I'm sure your bike is very quick though, just not that quick.
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/13/2008 10:05:00 PM
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gaston 2005 502
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Did a drive by today, estimated at 50-60 yards,, also that's some pretty good cyphering Fred.
Darryl
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 1:23:49 AM
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Fred00
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Did a drive by today, estimated at 50-60 yards,, also that's some pretty good cyphering Fred.
Darryl
Let's see here:
During such an acceleration your average speed will be at least 90mph. At 90mph you travel 44 yards/sec. So the 60 yards of your stripe would take 60/44 = 1.4 sec to lay down. That's still 60-120mph in 1.4 sec with a spinning rear wheel. Do you even believe in that yourself?
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FredZEROZERO........Do you have a bike or just the T-shirt?
Sorry for being a skeptic, but do you believe 60-120mph in a little over 1 sec is possible while doing a burnout? Seriously?
Maybe the Boss Hoss factory should've hired gaston to do the race against the ZX-12R. If what he's saying is true, he would've smoked that Kawi easily while at the same time laying down a nice rubber stripe. Time to apply as a test rider gaston?
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 8:20:42 AM
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gaston 2005 502
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Fred,
If the factory can't beat the ZX, neither can i as i have only had my Hoss less than a year, as in any sport there will always be someone faster, with deeper pockets. Maybe I am full of Shiite, but if you ever ride one with an open mind, you'll have to have one IF you like speed and acceleration.
Darryl
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 10:28:57 AM
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Crazy Rick
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Fred,
If the factory can't beat the ZX, neither can i as i have only had my Hoss less than a year, as in any sport there will always be someone faster, with deeper pockets. Maybe I am full of Shiite, but if you ever ride one with an open mind, you'll have to have one IF you like speed and acceleration.
Darryl
Daryl,
about Fred ZERO ZERO and those like him. The point is that if he does not like V8s, then why does he keep looking at them? Why does he not say what bad to the bone ride he has? I think he only has a few shirts, maybe a decal or two. The answer is because he is a looser with no BALLS, no life and no money. He spends his time looking for someone that is having more fun than he can afford or has bigger balls than himself, so he can make smart assed remarks about them in the hopes that it might make him feel like the man he knows he AIN'T.
It's always the boys with the least power that seem to have the bad attitudes.
Ride what you want and let others do the same.
CR
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 12:20:59 PM
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Vector
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http://www.v8bikeriders.com/viewtopic.php?t=7289&highlight=harley
"I went over there and posted some Wild Bill & CR 700 foot burnout videos on their site. I also put on WB Iron horse fire starter video, that should get them all worked up... I'm sure most will enjoy them, but you know that some of them will HATE IT."
You ask why people look at the videos you post. I think the bigger question is why you are trying to work people up.
Anyway, seems like you got what you wanted.
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 12:48:16 PM
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Herr Monk
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http://www.v8bikeriders.com/viewtopic.php?t=7289&highlight=harley
"I went over there and posted some Wild Bill & CR 700 foot burnout videos on their site. I also put on WB Iron horse fire starter video, that should get them all worked up... I'm sure most will enjoy them, but you know that some of them will HATE IT."
You ask why people look at the videos you post. I think the bigger question is why you are trying to work people up.
Anyway, seems like you got what you wanted.
LOL.
Nice job!
Anyone who rides one of those things is just looking for attention. He said it himself, he gets a kick when cops pull him over just to look. What's all that 6000cc of power for?
These bikes aren't particularly fast or quick: Pro-Stock bikes running sub-seven second 1/4 miles only need to be 160ci. The fastest production bikes are under 1500ccs. Even with a professional driver these things barley break 11 seconds. The best touring bikes don't get much above 106ci, are a whole lot more comfortable, a whole lot more manageable and whole lot classier.
A 364 ci, 1675 lb bike is just a big noise making attention grabber for guys who need every additional impotent cubic inch between their legs to augment what God has (or hasn’t) given them. We all know there’s nothing chicks dig more than a prosthetic, noise making phallic. So cool are you! You can spin your rear wheel! Maybe next we can see who can stall-out the best!
Crazy Rick go troll someplace else, or better yet, just go back to your V8 "bikers" and talk about how big and manly you all are with all your big expensive vibrators.
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RE: 100mph burnouts - 4/14/2008 1:50:23 PM
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Crazy Rick
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http://www.v8bikeriders.com/viewtopic.php?t=7289&highlight=harley
"I went over there and posted some Wild Bill & CR 700 foot burnout videos on their site. I also put on WB Iron horse fire starter video, that should get them all worked up... I'm sure most will enjoy them, but you know that some of them will HATE IT."
You ask why people look at the videos you post. I think the bigger question is why you are trying to work people up.
Anyway, seems like you got what you wanted.
"I also put on WB Iron horse fire starter video, that should get them all worked up..." as in - enjoying the STANDING STILL burnouts like the V-twins do at the Iron Hourse. I thought you would love that one. I was surprized by the evil crap that the Iron Horse Vid caused. But then I looked at another post here from a Vtwin Bro doing his burnout and some of you roasted him about it also. I guess nobody likes the standing burnouts. (Wild Bill doesn't like them either)http://www.hdforums.com/m_3147778/tm.htm
... I'm sure most will enjoy them, but you know that some of them will HATE IT."
This part is true, isn't it? My only surprise is how few hated it as most seemed to enjoy the show. That is a complement to most of this site. Hell, maybe most hated it but had the CLASS to keep it to themselves. I can't do wheelies and such on my bike, but I don't bad mouth the guys that can. I enjoy watching them do their thing and wish I could join in their fun.
I must admit through that I do have to laugh at the hateful ones that think the only ride is thier ride and must put down all others. I have no problem tossing their crap back at them, although I know I shouldn't. If you look through my post here you will find NOTHING negitive that isn't an answer to someone elses negitive remarks.
Anyway, I've had fun with most of you here and spent hours looking at your Vids. I posted some of the HD vids on the V8 site. Those guys all had positive coments about them. Hell , they think that Harley should be paying some of those stunt guys BIG BUCKS for what they do. They are awesome!
Every time HD comes up with the next big thing, I always go give it a test ride. I like all bikes but I like the ODD custom stuff the best. T-Rex, Choppers of all makes, v8 Coppers, Boss Hoss, anything on wheels that won't be in every parking lot I pull into. I guess I don't like to follow the crowd, I ride my own raod.
There's a lot of cool toys in the world, try them all.
CR
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