I Have Been Over 100 Mph
No Big Deal... -
I've lived in Germany for many years. The German Autobahn in many places has no speed limit. The recommended speed is 140 km/h (87 Mph) but the majority drive 160 km/h (100 Mph) but there are also those who'll get up to 250 km/h (155 Mph) and beyond.
I myself keep it between 170 km/h - 200 km/h (105 Mph - 124 Mph) of course only when traffic conditions allow.
I have a much harder time when I'm in the U.S. - all that space and having to keep it below 75 Mph.
The fastest I've gone was 270 km/h (167 Mph) on the back of a Yamaha R1. It was quite a rush although I was a little upset with my friend since I hadn't been on the back of a motorcycle in a long time and he went that fast 5 min after I got on.
I've lived in Germany for many years. The German Autobahn in many places has no speed limit. The recommended speed is 140 km/h (87 Mph) but the majority drive 160 km/h (100 Mph) but there are also those who'll get up to 250 km/h (155 Mph) and beyond.
I myself keep it between 170 km/h - 200 km/h (105 Mph - 124 Mph) of course only when traffic conditions allow.
I have a much harder time when I'm in the U.S. - all that space and having to keep it below 75 Mph.
The fastest I've gone was 270 km/h (167 Mph) on the back of a Yamaha R1. It was quite a rush although I was a little upset with my friend since I hadn't been on the back of a motorcycle in a long time and he went that fast 5 min after I got on.
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