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If you couple idiots would read the damn post to begin with, you would understand that I never said I outran a GSXR 750 in a long damn race!!! I simply said I outran him in the qtr mile.....quarter....that means 1/4 of a mile....about 1300’.... which is a short distance. Hell no a stock vrod won’t outrun a GSXR 750 in a mile race. Get the corn cob outta ur asses and read before you start talkn **** you know. I thing about. Cross are still crusaders but faster than most and a 750 crotch rocket is still a girl bike. This is my first harley and simply had a question. I’ve spent the last 25 years in crotch rockets. My first bike was zx11 . Screw a 750 , 750 is a slow crotch rocket, that’s what my gf rides lol. I wouldn’t ride anything under a 1000cc crotch rocket but again this is about harleys so enough crotch rocket whining.
Originally Posted by BBM
Ii don't care how straight, long, short or otherwise the pipes on your (stock) V-Rod are, you are not faster than a gixxer 750. Period. You can probably snag him out of the hole and/or 100" but the longer the race the more likely he will (should) pass you.
As far as the CFR, not hard to tune at all, been running one for 12 years. If you have doubts try the Indy exhaust from Vance & Hines, although pretty much the same pipe. There are other as well - Aprokovic and Danmoto.
If you outran a GSXR750, whoever was riding it was NOT riding it. The GSXR 750 is cable of tens in the quarter mile. Your Revo is lucky to see mid 11's. (no slouch by any means)
In any case, look up CFR exhaust.
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