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bigkev 06-Feb-2006 19:28

not impressed
 
well got the bike out for abit sunday every thing seemed fine until i came across 2 lads on tl1000s and a gsxr600 , opened it up and the tl1000 went lashing passed me and ? he was gone,i just pulled away from the 600 ,, ive a 2001 996 bip with 45mm termis and chip but nothing else (standard gearing) what can i do to get more GO!!! AND DONT SAY A 999R

TP 06-Feb-2006 19:30

How fat is your wallet?

Cheapest way to get drive is to change your gearing. Then a lightened flywheel etc ... then you you need to start spending money!

Fordie 06-Feb-2006 19:37

Depending when your bike was last serviced, things like throttle sensor's and various other's need to be spot on and can make a huge differance to how the bike performs. The gearing on the 996 (Standard ) is fairly high compared to other bikes , dropping a tooth from the front sprocket will help to increase acceleration. 4D

greenmachine 06-Feb-2006 19:45

Quote:

[i] 2 lads on tl1000s and a gsxr600 , opened it up and the tl1000 went lashing passed me

... did you remember to smile and wave at the two of them as they pleaded for their lives to the local speed-tax enforcement officers (cops) ? :frog:

bet they still both wanted a go on the 996 :cool:

Nigel C 06-Feb-2006 20:14

You could always not bite and let them go, knowing you'll arrive at your destination in style and on a bike people will notice when you park up :D

weeksy2 06-Feb-2006 23:04

To be honest mate, if you're having trouble with them two bikes, it's you who need addressing not the bike. If they can leave you like that.... you need to learn what the rev limiter and the throttle stop are.

bradders 06-Feb-2006 23:10

as weeksy says.....thrash it harder!! On the road, I would have thought 996 would keep up with most things at failry sane speeds

chris.p 06-Feb-2006 23:12

Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy2
To be honest mate, if you're having trouble with them two bikes, it's you who need addressing not the bike. If they can leave you like that.... you need to learn what the rev limiter and the throttle stop are.



Meow:o


Chris.:burn:

weeksy2 06-Feb-2006 23:16

Quote:

Originally posted by chris.p
Quote:

Originally posted by weeksy2
To be honest mate, if you're having trouble with them two bikes, it's you who need addressing not the bike. If they can leave you like that.... you need to learn what the rev limiter and the throttle stop are.



Meow:o


Chris.:burn:


you know me mate.. i always tell it how i see it... I've seen Fil2 sticking with Gixer 1000 K1's both pinned on his 748S. Not saying i'm the best myself, but it can be done if you crack it on.

Jools 06-Feb-2006 23:21

Not many jap bikes go past me and Glyn either and we're on 83 bhp ST2's.

You just have to thrash the tits off em


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