RE: The widowmaker

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RE: The widowmaker

RE: The widowmaker 
RHall said 2007-09-05 01:00 
 
I traded in my Triumph drag bike (ET 10.14 140 mph 40 cubic inches) for a brand new H2. As stated the H2 was a monster, I gave it up in trade after one year of riding it. Among the reasons I gave it up was that a cobination of rider stupidity and wild performance left me in a ditch upside down and unconscious. It did have many attributes of some kind of furious beast. I´m surprised to see the engine specs and the weight of the bike. I´m not sure I believe the numbers as the performance seemed much better than the power to weight ratio would allow. My drag bike weighed about 175 lbs and prouduced about 70 hp on 90% nitro. I think the H2 was close to performance of my triumph. 
 
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