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 Posted: Thu Jul 10th, 2008 09:23 pm

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I was just wondering, which bike is the fastest at the Isle Of Man?

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 Posted: Thu Jul 10th, 2008 10:22 pm

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Hello Kasper,

A simple Google search and a cut and paste from Wikipedia later.  hey presto.

As you can see the IOM is a pretty fast circuit, all 37 3/4 miles of it.

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Rider(s)
Bike
Year
Time
Average speed

Outright
John McGuinness
Honda CBR1000RR
2007
17'21.99
130.354 miles per hour (209.784 km/h)

TT Superbike
Guy Martin
Honda CBR1000RR
2008
17'28.54
129.540 miles per hour (208.474 km/h)

Junior TT
Bruce Anstey
Suzuki GSX-R600
2008
18'03.51
125.359 miles per hour (201.746 km/h)

Senior TT
John McGuinness
Honda CBR1000RR
2007
17'21.99
130.354 miles per hour (209.784 km/h)

TT Superstock
Bruce Anstey
Suzuki GSX-R1000
2007
17'37.85
128.4 miles per hour (206.6 km/h)

Sidecar
Nick Crowe and
Daniel Sayle
LCR Honda 600 Sidecar
2007
19'24.24
116.667 miles per hour (187.757 km/h)

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 Posted: Fri Jul 11th, 2008 12:10 am

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Those guys must be a different species from me to average 130 mph around that circuit.



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Damn! 

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Bl**dy useless (work)  computer

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Tell us again velt! :D



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Deja vu ?:?



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Aelfgwyn wrote: Deja vu ?:?



Plusieurs fois!

It's when I'm using the work computer.

Damned if I know why.


Or I could claim I'm going for the CB-Posting speed-record? :D

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Velton wrote: Aelfgwyn wrote: Deja vu ?:?



Plusieurs fois!

It's when I'm using the work computer.

Damned if I know why.


Or I could claim I'm going for the CB-Posting speed-record? :D


Velt

  I would put it down to impatience and cos it doesn't post instantly you hit the button again. . . . oh no thats me I'm thinking of :D :D :D :cool:

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Velton wrote: Those guys must be a different species from me to average 130 mph around that circuit.
Bear in mind,John McGuiness's average 130mph lap included a pit-stop!!



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SMIFFY R wrote: Velton wrote: Those guys must be a different species from me to average 130 mph around that circuit.
Bear in mind,John McGuiness's average 130mph lap included a pit-stop!!

OK. different species from a different planet! :shock:

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"I would put it down to impatience and cos it doesn't post instantly you hit the button again."

I must plead guilty to that allegation on some occasions - but not recently. :D



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Thanks a lot, but i was thinking about the highest top speed measured on the Island.

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Good old Google.  Obviously not available in Demark, do you reckon there's marketing opportunity there :D

During practice for the Sulby Straight.

Cheers              Zunspec

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 Posted: Sat Aug 23rd, 2008 07:10 pm

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we sat at the sulby glen hotel for TT100-the race bikes were passing about a foot away from us-dont worry-there was a piece of orange wool in place to keep the bikes on track-we heard from the marshalls that during the race the seniors were hitting just shy of 200mph down there-entirely possible

and that is rough down that straight!! with tree roots pushing the tarmac up all over the place,its only when you do a few hundred laps round the place yourself-that you realise these racers are precisely a different breed all together!RESPECT.

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