Yosh GSXR vs Duc vs Aprilia

..modified Superbike Comparison. Great read:

Modified Superbike Comparison - Sportbike Motorcycle Comparison Review - Motorcycle USA

As the comments suggested tho, I don't understand why they needed the Yosh Gixx. A stock Gixx, pipe, ECU, and tires (standard upgrades) would have sufficed.

$20K vs $75K

...and two of three riders walked away choosing the Gixx.

Good read. Good comments.

My new bike...

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Acceleration Racing Yoshimura Suzuki (Clint McBain's SuperBike)

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Work done to the bike (in part at least):

• Engine built to produce 185+hp (depending on which type of fuel is used), Mobile PG custom cams, complete cylinder head work (valve job, port & Polish, high rev valve spring), polished tranny, increased compression, modified pistons, manual cam chain tensioner, Yosh catch can, Yosh clutch springs, modified slipper clutch
• Engine is currently tuned on inexpensive VP U4.4 to produce just under 185whp on National Spec Dyno.
• Custom built aluminum subframe
• Lightech SBK Rearsets
• Lightech Clipons
• Mandatory race engine covers, that have been lightened.
• Brembo 19x18 front brake master cylinder
• Remote front brake adjuster
• Attack adjustable offset triple clamps
• Lightech frame sliders
• PK-Power Quick Shifter
• Yoshimura EMpro ECU and kit wiring harness
• Hindle Ti exhaust, wrapped.
• Ohlins TTX rear shock (upgraded & revalved)
• Front Suspension - RaceTech 25mm Cartridge kit
• New DID 520 ERV-3 chain & vortex gearing
• Captive bushings and spacers in rear wheel
• Lightened rear brake disc
• Yoshimura +/-2mm swing arm pivot
• BrakeTech Axis-Iron front brake rotors
• New Performance Friction Brake Pads
• Steel braided clutch & brake lines
• Hyperpro steering damp & brackets
• Hotbodies Racing Bodywork
• Vortex upper fairing stay
• Lightech fuel cap

Plus a pile of spares including wheels, clutch and bodywork.

Who's the happy boy? My second track bike is an 05 AM SuperBike GSX-R 1000... got to come to the track prepared.

So are you going to put lights on it and bring it to the gap in May?

Oh man, would I like to... but I think the 06 with the BST wheels and the little things here and there should be plenty of fun at the Gap. I've had the Tuono there the last two years, time to ride something a little different.