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Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

Last post 09-27-2009 5:40 AM by Shag. 21 replies.
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  • 09-13-2009 10:02 PM In reply to

    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    i raced a 883 at the strip and he had a lot of stuff done to the motor and he was running 13s and i ran 12.90s he said it was bored to 1200 or something cams and other junk like that that probally was a pretty fast sportster

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  • 09-13-2009 11:02 PM In reply to

    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    I have run a 110 CI Warrior and it of course beat me but the beating was not quite a s severe as I thought but when I rode the 110 that thang pulls real hard however did not really get to go through the paces as the handling was  a bit strange rakes trees lowered.

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  • 09-14-2009 11:51 AM In reply to

    • Cody
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    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    Only time i've ever raced a warrior was my buddies completely stock 02 and it was no contest.  Started a roll from bout 25-30 by the time i hit the next gear i was already past him and gaining.  Speedstar everything but the pipe, had to get away from that look, have some rineharts on right now. Second race was straight line from idle, spike in torque doesnt help with a smooth burnt off tire haha, but same story he had me of the line till right b4 i hit 2nd (got traction).

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  • 09-14-2009 3:07 PM In reply to

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     No speedstar here, have the 108 with head work, cams etc (nope, didn't push the NOS button). My wife has a stocker and she's packing 100 lbs less than me and it's not even close.

    I actually got beat by a Harley a couple of years ago. The year after I humiliated him two up on his bored, ported hotrod 96" Dyna then he tossed out the stock motor and got some 120" or something S&S and built it for 4 months just to beat a warrior and did (by about 4 lengths out to 120 mph or so). I still haven't seen him since I added NOS and dropped 30 lbs. When my bike was stock, there were all kinds of hotrod harleys that surprised me


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  • 09-27-2009 2:51 AM In reply to

    • Wooby
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    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    Havent met an oil drippen always in the shop Harley new or old that has the nads to run up against the coveted Warrior!Cool

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  • 09-27-2009 5:17 AM In reply to

    • Frec
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    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    I always thought a harley sportster was some type of starter motor for a real bike Confused    .....Frec....U.K....


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  • 09-27-2009 5:40 AM In reply to

    Re: Stage IV versus Reg. warrior

    Wooby:

    Havent met an oil drippen always in the shop Harley new or old that has the nads to run up against the coveted Warrior!Cool

     

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