Kinda curiousto know how hot everyone's F4i runs on a hot day (85degrees plus). And also wated to know @ what temp you should shut the bike down.

 

mine runs about 175-180 on the highway and 210 or so if im slowly going around town for awhile on a 90 degree day. i dont know how normal that is but thats mine

 

from 170-224 220 is when fan kicks on to cool that puppy down

 

same as everyone else. here in the arizona heat im at like 180 on the freeway and 210 around town. my fan kicks in at 225, and the max ive seen is 227. id say shut it off if it gets to 235-240, something would be wrong then.
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Guess I might have a problem then, I was riding the highway today and my temp guage said 199-207 when I got off the highway it read anywhere from 227-237, it was 93 and humid here today.

 

well I have been riding through town yesterday and it was the upper 70s maybe 80 and it got up to 229 and the faned turned on at 221. but it went back down to 200-215 when I started to ride it again.

I gotta see how it is when it gets that warmm

 

i was in san jose, ca today and it was the hottest I ever rode my bike (havent been riding for long, just a few months), but my temp went up to 227. i doubt i'll be riding around in that hot of weather again because its just too hot to be comfortable

 

It is about 90 degrees here and when im riding in town it gets up to 227 sometimes. usually while im at a stop light or just stopping and going alot. highway its usually at 184 - 185. At night it gets down to 177. Ive never had a bike that got that hot so fast. I dont think that anything is wrong but i dont like looking down and seeing the temp rising. thought about putting a switch on the bike to kick the fan on whenever i wanted. let me know if anyone has done this or knows how.

 

Here in Hawaii it stays about 70-80 degrees all year round, and my bike is around 180 when just starting to ride and on the freeways, 224 when I'm in stop-and-go traffic and the highways. I've seen it jump all the way to 228 on a hot day, sitting at a stoplight, but the cooling fan kicks in by then, so these bikes usually run hot.

 

95 degrees the other day with a good amount of humidity thrown in. gotta love the bayou state. my bike never got over 225 degrees in stop and go traffic. the fan kicks on at 217