after reading PB and watching top gear I was wondering if anyone has got/knows someone who has a road legal vehicle capable of over 200mph. How much would cost and how easy would it be to modify a bike to do so? Hayabusa can do it with very few mods

Has anyone out there got a genuine 200mph bike that they would be willing to use for a sensible story in TWO magazine? elbows in wroteHas anyone out there got a genuine 200mph bike that they would be willing to use for a sensible story in TWO

I'm 100% positive BSB bikes won't reach 200mph at Thruxton.Will someone put the ITV commentators right. Well that's what they kept saying at the circuit. Chr!s wroteI'm 100% positive BSB bikes won't reach 200mph at Thruxton.Will someone put the ITV

at the photo's of your super scooter and from wot I saw, it looks like it is one of those electric jobbies, as it it plugged into a socket on the wall. Also Lead is the name of battery isn't it... By the way does it really do 200mph..? :smoke: :burnout

IN the first Superbike practice session for the NW200 today Martin Jessopp set a new top speed record, as he was clocked at 208mph.Aboard the Riders Ducati 1198, Jessopp bested the previous record of 204mph set by Stuart Easton from 2010.Despite

BRITISH SUPERBIKE frontrunner Stuart Easton clocked an astonishing 204mph in practice for this year's North West 200 road races, it has been revealed.Easton, riding a BSB-spec Swan Honda Fireblade, cracked the double-ton on the approach

AFTER breaking 200mph on its first ever speed test, Allen Millyard’s 500bhp Viper V10 is to make its first public appearance at the Carole Nash International Motorcycle and Scooter Show at the Birmingham NEC from the 27th November to 6th December

THIS IS CAMERON Donald piloting Suzuki's GSV-R 800 MotoGP racer at close to 200mph along Sulby Straight, Isle of Man.The Australian rode the ultra-quick MotoGP bike as part of Suzuki's 50th Anniversary TT celebrations. Donald was joined by the bike

respected fabricators in the US..he knows his stuff... (hes already said he'll make it do 200 or blow the shit out of it in the process...hehehe)I think that sums it up about right You can get 110mph out of a standard CB125 so 200mph out of a 500 should be a

gain the team a few more miles per hour. And this is where the salt flats can be a cruel mistress.Add that to the fact that the salt flats sap 10% of the speed you'd get on tarmac and the Norton team are quietly confident they've built a 200mph+ road