ur dads scrammy only hits 60? most are known to do mid 60's...

 

dude there is no way that a rappy 350 can do 80 mph. i have one with a white brothers e2 exhaust and kn airfilter and i raced my uncle kfx and was killed. thats why im tradin mine in for a new z.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

wow! i am surprized that a kfx beat you... the last time i rode with my friend who has a 04 kfx we where dead even the whole 1/4 mile...all i had was my exhaust and jet kit

 

I'd have to speculate then that your buddy either doesn't know how to ride or was taking it easy on you. Either way, the baby Rap is still a nice machine .. a Warrior in cheap clothing [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

 

the only difference between the warrior and the raptor 350 is the new look, headlights, suspensions, stock tires, and the exhaust system. O eyah, and they shaved off about 20 lbs.. wow.. what a difference... anyway, I love my warrior, and it doesn't even have any mods. So, its personal preference.

Of course, if u have teh cash, get the raptor 350, who wouldn't? Its the modified version of the warrior.

The raptor 350 has the same reliable 350 engine. The warrior also has teh reputation of being one of the most duable racing quads available. So, its ur choise. This was my 2 cents. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]

 

Man I like warriors, But i dont like how heavy they are OR the handling. So if your looking for a smaller cc quad For get the raptor or the warrior and get a 300ex..... heh heh

 

Use a stopwatch, and run your bike at top speed past a start point and then a finish line that you measure off at 1/4 mile. Get someone to start the stopwatch when you pass the start line and stop the watch when you cross the finish line and do the math.

This is one sure fire way to get actuall speeds without using radar, or speedometers!

This is a simple direct way to get real speed. At least the average speed at a cheap price! If you can hold a constant speed on the level, this will give you a very accurate number.

Afterall, physics says velocity is distance vs time, so that is exactly what you are doing. Measuring time vs distance in reality. Can't get much better than that, and hey NASCAR and the racing industry has been using this method forever at tracks.