I raced a 600 cc bike on freeway when I was at about 500 rwhp. We were neck in neck from 60 mph till about 90+ then I started to edge him out.
Now that I have about 700 rwhp, I purposely look for bikes. 600's are no problem, Ive pulled 750's and even a couple liter bikes. The last liter bike stayed up on my front bumper until shifting 4th, about 120ish then I started to pull him in and he was at rear bumper by 140's. I usually always egg thenm on when at speeds of 60-70 mph.
Definately from a light, a bike will win. The new liter bikes run 9.80's in 1/4 mile and 600's high 10's. From a light, you will be embarrased by a bike. But the freeway is where drag takes effect and a car will have the advantage. Whats also fun is up in the hills. I used to race motorcycles and when I wasnt on track I lived in the hills. So I know the roads well. Now Ill get behind a group of bikes and they'll see the Viper. Its great when after they start to get on it, they look in mirrors and still see the car right there, then if they turn out not to be the best of riders, I look for a safe spot to pass, let them get back on me, then hit it and after a fw turns they are dissapearing. When we get to top meet spot, sometimes they wont even come up and look at car. Others will come up and praise the Viper. Its rare to have cars that keep up with bikes.
