NSR FASTEST 0-60

[alexf]

So what do people reckon is the fastest 0-60 u can get on a standard derestricted nsr r 125? (whats wthe difference between the r and the other one, just looks?)

[Will]

NSR R de-restricted will do 0-60 in 5-6 seconds. Hope this helps.

Cheers,

Will

[Demonic69]

Maybe 6-7secs
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[Gti]

i think 5-6 seconds is a little optimistic, the RS should do that but the NSR will do it in around 6-7

[Ste]

Plain NSR derestricted will be 6-7

You can fiddle with the gears a bit and drop maybe a second off that if you feel the need to. However that will lose some top speed.

[Kris]

[Keith@Work]

Hi

On a standing 1/4 the RS is quicker than the NSR and takes over 15 seconds to get to mid 80's mph. While around 7 seconds to 60 might be believeable, I am afraid I don't think that you are going to get much better

People might claim more, but how many have got accurate timing equipment to check, and an accurate way to measure the speed?

Must get round to making one of these desktop acceleration machines. Take the rpm (inductive pickup on the HT lead, and then record the signal with a tape recorder) and record it. Then using that along with gearing you can work out performance without too many inaccuracies

All the best

Keith

[R1stu]

Bloody hell. My R6 does it in 3.5secs so thats good for a lill 125 put put!!!
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[Keith]

Hi

Forgot to say, the only magazine 0-60 time I have seen for a 125 was for the Mito which claimed 7 seconds, and with a 7 speed box it could keep fairly low gearing for acceleration without landing up with a low top speed.

All the best

Keith

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[irdawood]

im suprised phoenix hasnt said anything....me awaits ....
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[Robby]

All 125s are inferior.

[irdawood]

lol dam robby said it

yeah dude get yourself a nice nsr they are nice bikes... once i can i too will be getting one
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[stevo as b4]

I always thought that the RS125 is Supposed to have more bottom and midrange power compared to a de-restricted NSR, as well as more top end! i've seen NSR's quoted at about 22bhp r/w, where as the RS is more like 27bhp.
BTW, does anybody know how i can go back to being called plain old (stevo) again? as ive not been on here for like 8months, and cant log on as my old name cos its still registered.

[Ste]

You cant if someone else has registered it.

And the 125 are all very similar, the RS has a bit more on the top end, the NSR accelerates a bit quicker. At the end of the day they are 125 2 strokes race reps.

[stevo as b4]

its still registered to me tho, as its all my info in the profile. its just because its been nearly a year since ive been able to access the net properly i cant seem to use it, or my password is wrong. Cant the old name be de-regsitered and given back to me?

BTW does anyone want my Speedfight 100, for £1000, as i need to be getting rid of it, and buying a CRM250 so that i can have some fun again!

[Ste]

You can use the lost password function. It will ask you if you have forgotten your password when you try and login. You'll need to have access to the email address you used to register then.

Best putting your ped in the exchange and mart section. Also put it on www.loot.com and www.adtrader.co.uk

[one1895]

Just outta interest what's the bhp for a restricted NSR and a de-restricted one?

Cam.
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[McJamweasel]

12bhp restricted and I think its 28bhp claimed when derestricted.
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[Ezert]

A new 2003 NSR restricted version will have 15 bhp (11Kw) at least in Norway that is. Does anyone know if there has been any changes from the models from 99-2003 except for looks?

[Milo]

as taken from NSR125.com:

Top speed of around 75mph? 0-60 about 11 seconds? Most likely a stock bike, restrictors in the exhaust, intake housing, and a smaller front sprocket.
Top speed of around 100mph? 0-60 about 5 seconds? Most likely a de-restricted bike, apart from the front sprocket
Top speed of around 110Mph? 0-60 about 6 seconds? Most likely a de-restricted bike, including a proper size front sprocket.

apart from the proper sized front sprocket i remember these times did match my old NSR.

a new UK nsr *should* be 14.7bhp, but Honda are lazy and haven't changed it yet. instead a cityfly has a better power/weight ratio from stock.

[AcIdBuRnZ]

BOLLOCKS is all i can say

The NSR has pretty much the best power/weight ratio you can get on a bike that size, trust me

And.... thy guy who said to get to mid 80's takes 15secs? If your NSR takes that long you need it checked over mate!!! 15secs i'd be near the ton!!!!

(Maybe im just a better rider or use more revs in each gear, who knows???)

Anyways, it bout 5-6 secs 0-60 derestricted
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[Scotty]

Mine takes forever to reach the mid 80's but i blame things like lower gearing and loss of aero dymanics.

But its a 125 and still getting to 80ish in 15 odd seconds is still a good feat for a 125.

you average car takes 10 seconds to get to 60.
and bikes especially small capacity motorbikes don't have tht extra umph to get them to the higher speeds.

the NSR is best left to small windy roads where it comes into its own.
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