overrev questions..
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Don't feel stupid, bro. Sometimes its reassuring to hear it cuz theres been times where it seems like the only limits the sound barrier! I cant recall if it was my old 600 or current 954, but one of them kicked outta gear on its own when bouncin the limiter!!! Ya, I guess an upshift woulda avoided this but was needing to stick a pass at the entry to a 2nd gear corner. Woulda worked too, but the clunk upset my balance and therefore would also recommend against it.
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ORIGINAL: hashemi111
I am bouncing off the rev limiter once or twice a day. I only have 4,300 miles.
yes, it's like a normal rev limiter. "wwwhhaaabbaabbbaabbabbbabba". It wll stay there if you hold the throttle .
Don't be afraid to redline your bike. from factory, rev limiters are very conservative. The engine can take more.
I am bouncing off the rev limiter once or twice a day. I only have 4,300 miles.
yes, it's like a normal rev limiter. "wwwhhaaabbaabbbaabbabbbabba". It wll stay there if you hold the throttle .
Don't be afraid to redline your bike. from factory, rev limiters are very conservative. The engine can take more.
yea i just replaced some crank bearings that where spun from someone this opinion and honda didnt warranty due to "excessive RPM" so I dont know if u are completly accurate hashemi
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ORIGINAL: Blackdog F4i
Hit it many a time.
I always feel pretty stupid afterwards.
Hit it many a time.
I always feel pretty stupid afterwards.
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