Stock H2 v ZX10R
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Re: Stock H2 v ZX10R
I think i would be disappointed if i spent all that cash on an H2 and the ZX10 was pretty much just as quick in a straight line.
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Re: Stock H2 v ZX10R
Especially with no 'muffler'.
A ZX10 would rip it to shreds on a track with bends.

A ZX10 would rip it to shreds on a track with bends.
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Re: Stock H2 v ZX10R
I'm surprised just how close them two are actually. I thought the H2 would tear it to shreds. So what's all the fuss about if they are ultimately the same? Although what we don't know is the H2 could of had all the gizzmos cutting in if they were on??
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Re: Stock H2 v ZX10R
Can't say I'm that surosiedd tbh. They make similar top end power and ridden though the gears on the limiter so acceleration will always be similar.
I reckon the h2 would fair better in roll in tests as the torque is greater and the bike has more midrange.
I reckon the h2 would fair better in roll in tests as the torque is greater and the bike has more midrange.
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Re: Stock H2 v ZX10R
Rossgo wrote:I'm surprised just how close them two are actually. I thought the H2 would tear it to shreds. So what's all the fuss about if they are ultimately the same?
Kawasaki cock waving.
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