Boy, that price seems a little low.  With an MSRP of $8899.00 that
puts the dealer mark up at $5799!!!!  Do we have any bike shop owners
that could confirm?

> Model No.: GSXR 600 
> Product
Origin: Japan 
> Brand Name: Suzuki 
> Unit Price:
3,100.00 USD 
> Certification(s): Indonesia Trading Department 
> 
> this is what a dealer pays for the entire bike .give or
take a few $ 
> depending on how many they order hmmmmm, allthough
chuck is obviously 
> against the whole idea, i would like to
point out the stimate for exaust 
> is 
> kinda crazy, you
have to remember the 4 syroke doesn't rely on the exhaust 
> to
run so its not as touchy as the f500 pipes. 
> Dan 
> 
> 
>>From: "Chuck Voboril"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
>>Reply-To: [email protected] 
>>To: [email protected] 
>>Subject: Re: [F500] Pricing
Rotax vs. 4strk GXSR 600cc 
>>Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 07:29:42
-0700 
>> 
>>Yes Chris, that's right, but then a old
wagon should be easier to work on 
>>and prep. 
>>It
is a very conservative comparison for what it will cost for members to 
>>have a front running stock 4-stroke-it shall probably be even
more than 
>>that since these are more complicated motors than
Pinto motors. 
>> 
>> 
>>Chuck 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>> 
>>>From: Chris Reinhardt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
>>>Reply-To: [email protected] 
>>>To: [email protected]

>>>Subject: Re: [F500] Pricing Rotax vs. 4strk GXSR 600cc

>>>Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2007 03:53:32 -0700 (PDT) 
>>> 
>>> Comparing a Pinto engine to the GSXR is
like comparing a wagon train 
>>> to 
>>>a F1
car.... 
>>> 
>>> CR 
>>> 
>>>Chuck Voboril <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: 
>>> There is no fair comparison cost wise at this point 
>>>The GSXR600 may be far more expensive than a 2-stroke. 
>>> 
>>>The GXSR600 is spec'd by the mfg at 115
HP motor in pure stock form with 
>>> a 
>>>quiet exhaust system on pump gas-not a bad thing. 
>>> 
>>>The GSXR750 is 146 HP stock. 
>>> 
>>>However, within the limits of ANY stock
engine class, there is ALWAYS 
>>> more 
>>>HP
to be had. 
>>> 
>>>The STOCK cam and STOCK
carburator Pinto motor puts out 115 HP in 
>>> FF1600. 
>>>Yet this was about a 80 HP engine from the factory. 
>>> 
>>>Chuck 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>

>>>Chuck 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>
>From: "Robert Wilson" 
>>> >Reply-To:
[email protected] 
>>> >To: 
>>> >Subject:
Re: [F500] Pricing Rotax vs. 4strk GXSR 600cc 
>>> >Date:
Tue, 10 Apr 2007 11:06:43 -0400 
>>> > 
>>>
>I think there should be testing done before we "assume" that
this will 
>>>be a 
>>> >"bottomless
money pit". Maybe the stock engine will perform closely to 
>>>the 
>>> >current engines. Noone knows
until we test. If they are close, I would 
>>> >propose
that the motor would have to be left in stock configuration. 
>>> If 
>>>it 
>>>
>under-performs (which I doubt), then you would be getting into 
>>> internal 
>>> >mods, which I agree that
would be no good for the class. 
>>> > 
>>>
>Bottom line, if the stock motor is close performance wise, and costs

>>>close 
>>> >to half the price of a new
rotax setup with clutching, why would 
>>> anyone 
>>>be 
>>> >against it? Hell, if you blow one
up, you can buy a brand new one 
>>>instead 
>>> >of rebuild! 
>>> > 
>>>
> 
>>> > 
>>> >----- Original Message
----- 
>>> >From: "Jim's Lawn Shop" 
>>> >To: 
>>> >Sent: Tuesday, April 10,
2007 9:14 AM 
>>> >Subject: [F500] Pricing Rotax vs.
4strk GXSR 600cc 
>>> > 
>>> > 
>>> > > Chuck, 
>>> > > Don't forget,
about 6 months after you get the "stock" engine 
>>> > > done a manufacture will have a better one out and
you can 
>>> > > do it all over again. 
>>> > > This will be a bottomless money pit! 
>>> > > Dave Phaneuf 
>>> 
>>> 
>>> 
>>>--------------------------------- 
>>>Don't
pick lemons. 
>>>See all the new 2007 cars at Yahoo! Autos.

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