What goes into Building a 6 second 233 MPH Motorcycle..... Moore Mafia Black Mamba inside and out.. 

That's right. I would definitely do this, and my name is Chad also😂😂

@@TEAMWRIGHTEOUS hahaha!

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Thank you for the support!

Glad I could help!

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Dats right!

We do not build engines.

The rickey gadson who now has the fastest stock motor n/a bike my boi that's who.

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@@TeamMooreMafia do y'all run a clip style link?

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We will not be attending this one.

@@TeamMooreMafia , thank you.

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No there is not buddy , they are being strangled by the California legislations on emissions/noise etc ☹️

​@@chicblair Oh please, liter bikes are making close to 200 hp when unrestricted. Plus this bike is totally modified and with a turbo, WTf does a street bike need with 700 hp.

@@raynic1173 yeh, I've give you a 👍 ray the true amount will never be known of where we *might* have been . i guess the whole question and comment will be consigned to the bin . Bikes AS cars will be viewed in a museum, as electric takes over .....

carbon fiber no matter how much you try and make it better it flexes a little bit that why it has soo much tensile strenght it is ok for body parts, chassis, ornamental stuffand even for drive shafts but for wheels that small little flex might pop the tire off

@@thenr69 do you mean that the rim can temporarily deform under heavy load? I've seen, for example, carbon wheels used by Frankie Stotz and some other fast guys.

@@AlexanderPasechnik not necesarily deform like in creating a defect carbon fiber as a material can never achieve complete stiffness it will always have a little flex and you have to use other material to stiffen the lip and if you change tires a lot it can deform more than expected it is ok for the road and normal use but in racing even cars use magnezium alloy wheels

@@thenr69 It's just that there are so many riders now using carbon wheels in different classes, which is why I asked this question. The same Chris uses carbon wheels on other bikes.

Just a guess,I’m sure they tried carbon fiber wheels already.But it may not have worked well with this build. compared to the others you spoke of who run carbon fiber wheels on there bikes.this bike is already extremely light without carbon fiber wheels.plus it also makes over 700hp which means it makes a lot torque at 3000-5000rpm (my guess 130-160lb-ft down low).a wheel too light in the rear with this build could possibly cause it to spin more easily when launching because of the torque it makes.A wheel too light in the front may not help keep the front down which hurts ET and makes it dangerous for the rider fighting the awesome wheelie from the 330’ to 1000’ 😎

no, a crew member.

BJ is the tuner. You got some videos to catch up on! He's in all the track videos!

@@TeamMooreMafia I thought because you tune and do the ecu flashes you tuned all your bikes

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