Gary,
The fairing will really do little to help when the speeds get above 100. I
have had mine above 100 numerous times. What I have noticed is body
position helps tremendously when at those types of speeds. Not only being
tucked but arm/elbow position as well as knees and feet (toes pointed up or
down) will make noticeable differences. The fairing will help, depending on
your height, in everyday riding.
And yes a Max is capable of ~150. I have had mine to 155, at least that is
what my buddy said. I personally didn't have the balls to look down to see
what the speedo registered
Scott
At 03:57 PM 12/09/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>Don,
>Took my Max from 0 to 120+ lastnight. I've only got 800 miles on it.(well,
>my manual says it's broke in now?) Dropped it into 5th and backed off. I was
>tucked in, but I think the Busa might be a better perch for these speeds! I
>noticed the need for some type of fairing, does the mini yamagucchi fairing
>help on the max??? Any more than 120 would of felt, well
>uncomfortable...................
>
> From what everybody says I could of went to approx. 150........I was blowing
>around pretty bad at 120! Good side, no wobble....................
>
>Gary
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>Sent: Saturday, December 09, 2000 2:05 PM
>Subject: Re: Who has?
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>
>No comparison. At 150, Busa is still pulling very hard. Can't wait to do
>a turbo Bandit. Here kitty kitty.
>
>Don "Old Man" Smith
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