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No its not toast its rubber/kevlar Do you lot from canadia know nothing I mean it doesn't even look like toast See a slice of toast

You still going on about this?

No that was because it was you not because of your sled

Yeah it does have a habit of drying out abit

Yeah I roll them myself

In the 2nd pic is that Pete in the background in the red tshirt?

I pay £20 for a 50g of amber leaf so its not that expensive

Are inches inches bigger than just inches?

That's not what I was talking about

You're finally out of the closet? Well done you it was a brave thing to do but you've done it now. You can now go buy that jeep you always dreamt about

If plodding along is all you want to do I'm sure they are nice bikes but don't think I'd have one, not till I'm 90 at any rate

He was on about the ktm he's got, that was for the ktm not the combine harvester

Im sure a few of the chaps on here saw the dyno print out when I posted it so they can back me up

It was the paper print out that I posted but I don't have the pic anymore as I have a new phone and the pic has disappeared but others on here did see it

I had it on the dyno a couple of years ago and posted it up on here.....

I have proven with video and timing slip evidence, what have you proven?

You are just saying things, get out there and lets see you're timing slip if you can consistently run under 11 seconds quarter mile then you'd be able to see me on the busa but until you do you're just talking shit

You can check it yourself on Google and typing in bhp per ton calculator and clicking on the launch tech UK one that I've been using

So with me on it my bike weighs 370kg it has 205bhp at the back wheel Gives it 554bhp per tonne

So no your bikes in all honesty even if i didnt get a good launch would be passed by the ⅛mile point

The 1200 bandit that you saw my mate riding has around the same bhp/ton figure and I was ahead of him from about ⅛m point

At 352bhp per tonne your giving away just over 200bhp/ton to me so I don't think it would be quite as close as you'd hope

So the bike with you on it is around 284kg and the bike makes 100bhp That gives a bhp per tonne figure of..... 352.11bhp/tonne= not enough to worry the busa over a ¼mile drag race