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jono_1uk
25th April 2008, 17:16
Does anybody know the seat height please ??

hobbituk
25th April 2008, 17:18
will check to see if it was listed in MCN when they tested it but its at home and im at work

Moved On / My Own Choice
25th April 2008, 17:23
MCN has already tested it?

I mean a FULL test with specs, not a quick ride impression at the Spanish press release?

jono_1uk
25th April 2008, 17:44
got MCN ... its a kinda full test from spain but it doesnt mention seat height

celtic
25th April 2008, 17:57
yep, we don't get the UK MotorCycle News (MCN) here.

we get Motorcycle Consumer News(MCN).

Moved On / My Own Choice
25th April 2008, 18:03
Actually Celtic I believe we can get UKMotorCycle News here... I know we get UKs Bike, but it sells for like $10 a copy.

I knew what he was talking about, I just figured it wasn't a full article with COMPLETE specs...which is sometimes about 1/2 a page with only a couple of few specs.

hobbituk
25th April 2008, 18:05
its a 4 page spread :) i will check as im sure the specs were listed on one of the pages, although not listed like specs, as interviews with the testers, designers and such like

RUNHD
25th April 2008, 18:06
Hi,

XR 1200 seat height : 742 mm

Moved On / My Own Choice
25th April 2008, 18:16
its a 4 page spread :) i will check as im sure the specs were listed on one of the pages, although not listed like specs, as interviews with the testers, designers and such like

OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH then you bastards are holding out on us.

We want it ALL PLEASE!!!!

Hi,

XR 1200 seat height : 742 mm

That's a start!!!

hobbituk
25th April 2008, 18:18
OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH then you bastards are holding out on us.

We want it ALL PLEASE!!!!



That's a start!!!Kev PM me and i will post it over to ya in colour as its not mag sized it full on paper sized and pig to scan and for the couple of quid it costs its cheaper to post it.
But is will post up some of the better bits later :)

Moved On / My Own Choice
25th April 2008, 18:34
Kev PM me and i will post it over to ya in colour as its not mag sized it full on paper sized and pig to scan and for the couple of quid it costs its cheaper to post it.
But is will post up some of the better bits later :)

Thanks but you don't have to go through that much trouble - just type whatever specs you're willing to for us, that's cool!

THANKS!

Kev

hobbituk
25th April 2008, 21:50
ok having been accused of holding out specially on Kev M:D here are the as tested specs for the XR1200 from MCN, i so wnat this bike.
Cost £7655otr
Power 90hp (crank)
Torque 74ft/lbs
weight 250kg
colours orange,black ,blue
Fuel 13.3 ltrs
SEAT HEIGHT 775 - not for those of short legs
rake 29.3deg
trail 130mm
wheelbase 1515mm
engine - well we all know that one :smoke (10.0:1 comp, 7000 limit, downdraft sequential port FI, 2-1-2 exhaust)
chassis - double tublar steel cradle, 43 USD Showa forks, Twin rear Shocks with new alloy swing arm.
Brakes 2x292 discs with nissin 4pot brakes up front
single 260 disc and 2 pot brake rear.
Dunlop qualifier tires in 120/70/zr18 front, 180/55zr17 rear.

Rags
25th April 2008, 23:04
That trail converts to 5.11 inches. Pretty large for a XR emulation..

Not very flickable

relayer4u
26th April 2008, 00:18
For the metricley challenged:

Weight: 551 lbs.

Fuel Capacity: 3.5 gallons

Wheelbase: 59.65 inches

Seat Height: 30.5 inches

;)

Jeffytune
26th April 2008, 00:24
They better make it in Pacific Blue pearl.

Moved On / My Own Choice
27th April 2008, 16:11
ok having been accused of holding out specially on Kev M:D here are the as tested specs for the XR1200 from MCN, i so wnat this bike.
Cost £7655otr
Power 90hp (crank)
Torque 74ft/lbs
weight 250kg
colours orange,black ,blue
Fuel 13.3 ltrs
SEAT HEIGHT 775 - not for those of short legs
rake 29.3deg
trail 130mm
wheelbase 1515mm
engine - well we all know that one :smoke (10.0:1 comp, 7000 limit, downdraft sequential port FI, 2-1-2 exhaust)
chassis - double tublar steel cradle, 43 USD Showa forks, Twin rear Shocks with new alloy swing arm.
Brakes 2x292 discs with nissin 4pot brakes up front
single 260 disc and 2 pot brake rear.
Dunlop qualifier tires in 120/70/zr18 front, 180/55zr17 rear.


THANKS MAN - you rock!

hobbituk
27th April 2008, 16:37
not a prob Kev and as soon as the dealer gets one i will let you know what its like compared to my 1200N

Moved On / My Own Choice
28th April 2008, 13:11
So looking at the numbers compared to a 1200R -

there's a hair less rake, but a tad more trail.

The wheelbase is for all essential purposes the same.

Weight, I wonder if that number is wet or dry?

1200R numbers are 565 dry / 585 wet.

If that's a WET number (I can hope can't I), that's an improvement.

As a matter of fact, IF that's a wet number that's about the same as my Breva.

Seat height sounds a hair taller than the 1200R - again exactly at my Breva's dimensions (with the lower seat I put on the Breva)...