Did anyone count for the acceleration for FZR250 0-100km??

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  1. hin249

    hin249 New Member

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    Did anyone count for the acceleration time for FZR250 0-100km?? If yes, can u plz list out yr bike model and any modify?
     
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    dont no about time but can any one get 100 in 2nd
     
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    yes <!-- s:-| --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_bike.gif" alt=":-|" title="Bike" /><!-- s:-| -->
     
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    ACE Active Member

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    I'v gone up 2 on the back sprockit so don't no if I can ill have to see <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: -->
     
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    I seem to remeber a figure something like 4.8 seconds or something like that for a 0-100 time on an CBR250RR, so i'd imagine the FZR250 is about the same league. Of course, you can improve your 0-100 times by changing the final gearing... but then your gonna have to be a quick shifter to get there.
     
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    Fairly sure mines got the standard sproket on front and it's got a 56 on the back. Can do an indicated ~110 in 2nd.

    We've got one of those trailer signs which tell you your speed, just down the road at the moment but my speedo reads 0 no matter how fast I'm going so can't compare <!-- s:lol: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_lol.gif" alt=":lol:" title="Laughing" /><!-- s:lol: -->

    One of those G-tech meters which you plug on a car windscreen would fit on a bike screen, that'd be the easiest way for 0-100 tests.
     
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    The one problem with those G-Tech meters is that as soon as you lift the front wheel the calculations are borked; but i guess that's less of a problem on a 250 as it is on a 1000.
     
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    That's OK, because as soon as you lift your front wheel, your acceleration is borked, too :p
     
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    I draged a cb900 at the lights 2days ago and he went up at the front end and I just drove past.
     

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