r6 shift point

650ed wrote: It looks like the R6 horsepower varies quite a bit from year to year. I don’t know how much HP early ones made (they were introduced in 1998), no doubt less than newer ones and maybe even less than the 110 you mention. In the specs for the 2001-2011 models (see table in the link below), the R6 HP ranges anywhere from 115 – 133 depending on the model and whether or not is has direct air induction. Of course these numbers are from the factory, so they could be rather optimistic. Notice power peaks at 13k rpm for the 2001-2005 models and at 14.5k rpm for later models, so their 17,500 rpm redline (which was bogus anyway if you read the text in the link) doesn’t buy them much except more numbers on their tach. The HP of the bike you ran against could be almost anything depending on which model and whether it has been flogged so much that is has lost a bit of ooomph. Not taking anything away from your bike, just saying depending of the specific R6 and the riders a hot KZ might show him the tailpipe or he might show the KZ his. Keep us posted.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YZF-R6

Kraz1 wrote: For sure in 2003 the R6 had 107hp at the rear wheel out of the crate with 4 sweeping miles up and down the RPM range, before 4 full blasts on the Orient Express Dyno. After Pipe, BMC Filter, and other tricks, it went what is says here in the link.

Click----> R6

jeffasaki wrote: well y dont you go
post on a r1 forum
ive beat gsxr1000s and yamahar1s
with my little 750
its a KAWASAKI

nads.com wrote:

Kraz1 wrote: For sure in 2003 the R6 had 107hp at the rear wheel out of the crate with 4 sweeping miles up and down the RPM range, before 4 full blasts on the Orient Express Dyno. After Pipe, BMC Filter, and other tricks, it went what is says here in the link.

Click----> R6

Easy money that one.

Notice the size of that rear sprocket.