How Fast can a normal snowmoble go??
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The top speed of a snowmobile varies individually for each model of snowmobile and the conditions that you are riding in. Modifications to the snowmobile will also affect it's top speed.\n  \n     There are four major Snowmobile manufacturers that sell over 80 different models. Each model is designed for a specific purpose that includes; performance, touring, mountain, and trail riding. Snowmobile models are equipped with multiple engine sizes (expressed in cubic centimeters or cc's) from 440cc's and smaller and up to 1000cc's and bigger.\n\n     Certain conditions such as warm snowmobiling weather (40'F and above) and cold snowmobiling weather (10'F and below) as well as deep snow, hard packed snow, or ice riding and the altitude you are riding at are some factors to consider. for example; a snowmobile with a 440cc engine made for trail riding being ridden in deep unpacked snow (4ft) may only have a top speed of 15 mph (if you dont get stuck first). That same snowmobile being ridden on hard packed snow may have a top speed of 80mph.\n\n     To make a long answer short; The approximate top speed for an average performance sled with a 1000cc engine with good traction can reach speeds up to 120mph.
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Anything over 30MPH the speed limit is considered wreckless driving. So if you're going to speed, no more than 29 over!
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wats the top speed of ur car?????
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perrigrine falcon...over 100mph
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Slightly over 90 mph (150km/h).
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suppose it depends on how fast he goes!
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Hello, \n\nThis problem is a bit more involved than you might initially think. There are 4 major considerations you must take into account. First, the acceleration is dependant on the angle of the hill at any given time. Therefore, acceleration is NOT constant, rather fluctuating with the incline. Second, the wind resistance is NOT constant by any means. It increases exponentially with the speed of the sled. Third, the force of the kinetic friction is not constant either. While the coefficient of friction does increase somewhat with speed (you could use an average for this), you cannot neglect the increase in friction when the sled goes around a corner. As you know, the friction is based on the normal force of the sled. At 90mph, the centripetal acceleration around a curve is V^2/r (V=velocity, r is radius of corner) which becomes quite considerable, even though steel on ice only has a kinetic coefficient between .01 - .05. \n\nNow that I have bored you out of your mind, the full equation would look something like this (I’m writing everything longhand so you know what I’m talking about)\nSum of the forces = mass x gravity x sin(angle of hill) – [(coefficient of friction) x mass x gravity x cos(angle of hill) – mass x velocity ^2 / radius of curve] – (Force of air drag)\n\nNotice the term included to account for curves: – mass x velocity ^2 / radius of curve\nDrops to zero when they are going in a straight line (r = infinity). \n\nTo find your acceleration (at a specific point in time), you simply divide everything by the mass of the sled and there you go!\n\nPS. don't take physics advice from dental students ;P
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About 73 mph. Depending on the weight of the rider and experience. And always be sure to wear a Helmet or it really doesn't matter how fast it will go.
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they go faster over a slop and bumpy things (from what i've heard) and they go slower on very flat and wet surfaces.\nhope i helped!:)
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40 mph, according to the guy driving forward next to me. A speedometer won't work in a car going in reverse.  ;>)
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It's 220mph, near enough, so you're looking at perhaps a bullet, or a jet. It might be worth dropping it to 49 m/s (110mph) or even 24.5 m/s (55mph) to bring it within the range of a sports car or ordinary motor.
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I hope this helps you:\n\nMercedes 450SLC 0-60mph (100km/h) - 8.4\n225bhp - 279 lb/ft - Top Speed 134\n\nMercedes 300CE 0.60mph (100km/h) - 10.4\n188bhp - 192 lb/ft - Top Speed 139mph
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Badmington!! 332 kph!!  That's faster than a ferrary!!
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it varies by who you ask but the average accepted figures are between 60 and 70 mph
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whats the question??? thats a small atv....not ridiculously small tho...a kids quad is usually like 50cc...and a really fast one is like 350cc or higher so ya there ya go
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You can hit 45MPH on most runs as an average to expert skier. Perfect conditions, no crowds, etc you can of course do more but most skiers do not have the training to maintain control at higher speeds.
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for a blizzard, there has to be a certain amount of speed for a certain amount of time, maybe 25-35mph for a period of hours and a certain amount of snow is expected i think. we have a blizzard watch here right now in southern NE\n\njust saw this on my local news\nblizzard classified\nmore that 35 mph winds 3 hours or more\nand visibility less that 1/4 mile 3 hours or more\ndoesnt depend on snow