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Post by mike500 on Dec 12, 2015 18:37:52 GMT
my 3 750 srad's
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Post by paddy on Dec 12, 2015 19:11:29 GMT
I do like that red & black one. What I like about the srads and one of the reasons I've become a lover is the fat tank and what appears to be a long yoke making it quite a wide clip on position. Well deffo looks fat and wide compared to my slabbitch.
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Post by mike500 on Dec 12, 2015 19:21:14 GMT
I do like that red & black one. What I like about the srads and one of the reasons I've become a lover is the fat tank and what appears to be a long yoke making it quite a wide clip on position. Well deffo looks fat and wide compared to my slabbitch. the red and black one was the last of the srads fuel injected and a 2000 year bike,a very smooth bike to ride but the carb version was more fun as the power came in with a big bang |
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Post by rusty on Dec 12, 2015 21:47:37 GMT
I'd love an srad 750...only ever ridden the 600 and found it to be really good fun
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Post by paddy on Dec 12, 2015 21:56:16 GMT
the red and black one was the last of the srads fuel injected,a very smooth bike to ride but the carb version was more fun as the power came in with a big bang Now this is my concern about getting a fuel injection gsxr. A more linear delivery is why I hated four strokes as all the ones i rode prior to my slabby were boring as feck. I craved that sudden kick in power and that's why I like my slabby so much. I also went -1 on the front sprocket but it was down on power so wouldn't lift. |
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Post by rusty on Dec 12, 2015 22:10:04 GMT
the red and black one was the last of the srads fuel injected,a very smooth bike to ride but the carb version was more fun as the power came in with a big bang Now this is my concern about getting a fuel injection gsxr. A more linear delivery is why I hated four strokes as all the ones i rode prior to my slabby were boring as feck. I craved that sudden kick in power and that's why I like my slabby so much. I also went -1 on the front sprocket but it was down on power so wouldn't lift. Lift...as in lifting the front wheel? If so then I would say you need to work on your technique as I have the same slabby 750 motor, I weight more than 15st and I can lift the front wheel ok  |
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Post by paddy on Dec 12, 2015 22:17:29 GMT
Yes, it was down on compression. I was just cracking the throttle open at around 6•5-7k hovering on the powerband then crack it open. I don't want to clutch it up or do the close/open throttle technique.
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Post by rusty on Dec 12, 2015 22:25:55 GMT
Yes, it was down on compression. I was just cracking the throttle open at around 6•5-7k hovering on the powerband then crack it open. I don't want to clutch it up or do the close/open throttle technique. I haven't tried clutching it up on mine yet As it happens....the srad 600 I found one of the easiest bikes to lift the front wheel and keep up for ages |
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Post by bigkenxx on Dec 13, 2015 6:37:20 GMT
Very easy to wheelie mine was the carb one awesome motor , but will be better with a 1000 in
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Post by rusty on Dec 13, 2015 10:47:08 GMT
Very easy to wheelie mine was the carb one awesome motor , but will be better with a 1000 in That it shall...clutching up in 4th was easy;-) |
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