no shit, i do that in my honda too. the only difference is 500bhp and some mighty torque straight to the rear wheels. no offense but that's a stupid comparison, chances are you're not much a driver behind the wheel of a Viper.


raven, no that wasn't me. there were no chicks when i was there.

Dude...my motorcycle produces 125HP @ the rear wheel and it weights 375lbs and has a power to weight ratio of 0.74 and it has crazy torque straight to the rear wheel!

That viper's power of weight ratio is only 0.38. Whooopie dooo!! And your honda is no comparison!

and since your bike is so light, it should be easier to recover with than a big fat viper. I'm pretty sure if you tried to pass someone right now on your bike, and cranked it as you were pulling into the other lane, your rear end would get squirly from the cold weather alone.

it's about recovery...for you if u get bent your going to bail out and most likely be ok

for a 3000lb viper its a little harder to correct.

BTW, my Snowmobiles produce more horsepower to their tracks then your bike, so dont talk like it's hot shit :P

You forgot to add the fag on the back of the bike (aka you) that really drops the power to weight ratio.

Look how wide those tires are!

Big power, cold tires, cold street, possibly sand/salt on roads + newb driver in a Viper = crash

:( wth...i just got $20 at $0.86

i cried a bit.