Posted by Rick Kr on May 31, 2012 at 07:11:29 from (198.208.159.17):
In Reply to: Re: this is fast posted by old on May 30, 2012 at 21:04:18:
Old, I am suddenly your enemy because I disagree with you!?!? By the looks of the posts I am not your only enemy today. If I made an enemy with everyone I disagreed with, I would be a recluse. Regardless, if you think I am your enemy that is fine, I hold no hard feelings against you.
Your pedal bike numbers over 100mph are correct, BUT they are drafting behind a special vehicle. No wind resistance. The Cd would make them a lot slower. The fastest pedal bike without any aid (just a bike and a person) is right around 80mph.
To your question, I cannot tell you what motorcycle was banned in the 50s or why? Go ahead and tell me, I would be interested to read about it. But, the fact that you know this answer and I do not, still would not provide any more information on how you could hit 165mph in a stock 1600 Alfa.
Again, I agree to disagree, you make me an enemy, Rick
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