Well the term stock is subjective and it means different things to different people... I was racing a hayabusa this year against a guy who told me his was stock. I figured out later that he had a sprocket change in his bike. This guy runs 9.4's with a turbo blackbird and he still considered the busa stock. He has years and years of experience. So it is all in what you perceive as stock.I told you what I consider stock and you told me what you consider stock. I mean if you put an after market oil filter or oil or spark plugs in your bike is it still stock ? See what I mean ? Dunno if it makes sense or not but I'm on my second beer.;-). Incidently at sea level in the one time i raced at sea level with my "stock" vmax I ran an 11.21.... I feel I could have ran a hi 10 over the course of a few weekends... Take care Phil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hey Phil why would you call a bike stock when changes are made to it? Like a > pipe or jet kit what have you. The term stock means stock the way it came > from the factory! > > Kurt > 2000 VEE~MAX > VMOA #1159 > ............................................. > To unsubscribe go to http://www.sayegh.org/unsubscribe.htm > ............................................. ............................................. To unsubscribe go to http://www.sayegh.org/unsubscribe.htm .............................................
