In order to keep up with a 425 HP BMW M3, you need more skills that you can imagine. Add to the challenge, a dangerous mountain road and you will also need some hard luck to win. Watch the video below to find out more.
The video begins with the BMW M3 taking the lead from the Dual sports bike. But the rider quickly catches up from behind due to the light weight of the bike. Now the motorcycle in the video is a Suzuki DRZ 400, which is heavily wrapped in some graphics.
The Suzuki DRZ 400 is a powerful dual sports motorcycle, equipped with long travel high-performance acceleration and an engine which produces instant acceleration. A bike is a wheelie machine and an inexperienced rider will have a hard time keeping the motorcycle on both wheels. The bike has a good acceleration but not a very high top speed.
To give my claims some perspective, the bike makes around 40 HP with 32-35 Nm of torque but over a wet weight of just 138 kg, this much power can do wonders. The rider is easily able to extract all the horses from the engine and give the BMW a hard time.
The performance of the little sportsbike becomes even more impressive when you consider that the BMW Is powered by a 3.0-litre Twinpower Turbo inline 6-cylinder motor, which produces 425 HP and 550 Nm of torque.
The Beemer would have easily left the DRZ if it was a straight road, but for that type of race, motorcycle riders have far more powerful motorcycles.
By: Yetnesh Dubey
The video begins with the BMW M3 taking the lead from the Dual sports bike. But the rider quickly catches up from behind due to the light weight of the bike. Now the motorcycle in the video is a Suzuki DRZ 400, which is heavily wrapped in some graphics.
The Suzuki DRZ 400 is a powerful dual sports motorcycle, equipped with long travel high-performance acceleration and an engine which produces instant acceleration. A bike is a wheelie machine and an inexperienced rider will have a hard time keeping the motorcycle on both wheels. The bike has a good acceleration but not a very high top speed.
To give my claims some perspective, the bike makes around 40 HP with 32-35 Nm of torque but over a wet weight of just 138 kg, this much power can do wonders. The rider is easily able to extract all the horses from the engine and give the BMW a hard time.
The performance of the little sportsbike becomes even more impressive when you consider that the BMW Is powered by a 3.0-litre Twinpower Turbo inline 6-cylinder motor, which produces 425 HP and 550 Nm of torque.
The Beemer would have easily left the DRZ if it was a straight road, but for that type of race, motorcycle riders have far more powerful motorcycles.
By: Yetnesh Dubey