CAN YOU SAY BUMP? WAITING FOR AN ANSWER TO MY QUESTION.
JUSTIN
Sorry mate, I was waiting for you to take your caps lock off, in some quarters, typing in upper case is considered offensive, but looking at your previous posts, I'm guessing that you just don't know that?
Now I see that you've changed your question from, "In 1969, the CB 750 was the quickest production bike in the quarter and in top speed, right?" to "AM I CORRECT THOUGH, THAT IN 1969, THE CB 750 WAS THE FASTEST
FOUR STROKE BIKE ON THE MARKET?", so which did you want me to answer?
The Kawasaki 500 triple pre-dated the CB750 by a year, was faster in the 1/4 mile, and had a slightly faster top end speed. The CB750 was Japan's largest mass produced four cylinder 4 stroke, (several motorcycle companies had built and sold four cylinder bikes as far back as the 1920's) and until the Kawasaki 900 was released a couple of years later, was "the" bike to have. This is an interesting read about Kawasaki's history. Cheers, Terry.
http://www.khulsey.com/motorcycles/vintage_motorcycle_kawasaki.htmlWho cares about 2 strokes anyway..
Except for one:
Terry, show us a pic of a 68 Kawi triple, I would be really interested to see that..
Frank, you know how to use the internet, don't be such a big fat lazy pr1ck, do a search youself.