VIDEO: Kawasaki H2R Spotted Land Speed Racing at El Mirage
A factory stock H2R recorded a speed of 142.770 miles per hour at a SCTA Land Speed Trials meet held on the dry lake bed at El Mirage California.
A factory stock H2R recorded a speed of 142.770 miles per hour at last weekend's June 14-15 SCTA (Southern California Timing Association) land speed trials meet, which was held on the dry lakebed at El Mirage California. The H2R was spotted on Saturday, June 14th being trailered along the 1.3 mile lakebed race course alongside teams from Kawasaki USA and Japan. When asked why the H2R was wearing race slick tires, a Kawasaki team member was overheard explaining that they were interested in seeing how the H2R performed in its stock load out.
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The H2R raced on the lake bed with number 3800 in the MPS-BF frame and engine classes. "MPS" meant that the H2R was racing in the "Modified Partial Streamlining" designated frame class category, and the "BF" denotes the bike as "Supercharged / Turbocharged Engine: Fuel," with "B" meaning "Blown" and "F" meaning the machine can run on something other than gasoline.
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How fast a H2R can actually go on the lakebed remains to be seen. The next SCTA El Mirage meet will be held on July 12, 2015.
The 1000cc Supercharged / Turbocharged Engine: Fuel record was set this past weekend by Ralph Hudson, who took his GSX-R 1000 to 235.929 mph on the 1.3 mile course.
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