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Power to weight ratio Honda CBR 600F 2013?
Please could you work out the Power to weight ratio of a Honda CBR 600F 2013. I know it's 101bhp. I'm struggling to find the weight of the 07-13 model but even if I could I don't know the equation to work out the power to weight ratio per metric tonne. Thank you for you answers
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- Wayne DeguManLv 77 years agoFavorite Answer
Power to weight ratio is Power/weight
This is actually Power/mass....where power is measured in Watts and mass in kgs.
I am taking the bike's mass as 180kg and your given value of 101 bhp
Now, 1 bhp = 746 Watts
so, 101 bhp => 75,346 Watts....i.e. 75.3 kW
=> ratio is 75,346/180 = 418.6 Watts/kg
or, 0.42 kW/kg
There are lots of permutations depending on actual mass, wet/dry riding conditions, e.t.c.
However, P to W ratio is a good way to compare actual performance when considering fuel consumption and m.p.g, e.t.c.
Anyway, here is where I got my data from:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-to-weight_ratio
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CBR600F#The_New...
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Source(s): wikipedia.org