146.77mph or 236km/h. That's a lot of speed but when you factor in the engine in question, you do feel amazed. A 125cc engine belting out 44bhp helped Scott Kolb pilot a Honda RS125 powered Streamliner to such speeds and in the process set a world record at the Bonneville Salt Flats recently.
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Wednesday, September 15, 2010
World's fastest 125cc!
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That is alright, but mileage kitna hai?
:-D
Have dropped Scott a mail. Lets see if he replies :)
Horsepower update: Our bike at sea level makes 41-42HP. At Bonneville, Utah, the altitude of 4500 feet robs us of precious oxygen yielding only 36-37 HP which makes our speed quite a bit more respectable. Good aerodynamics go a long way.
I believe 165MPH is attainable next year with our new motor.
165mph! Thats like 265km/h
Woaaah... All the best Scott :)
that is not a record for 125cc...
check GP 125 World Championship... 2 stroke engines, 124.xx cc
motogp.com
in Circuit of Mugello for example Danny Webb reached 241 km/h, and there were cases in practice sessions reaching 246-247 km/h
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