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Video ... again !!! |
Damn that temp is low. Mine is higher when I go for a ride... |
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Both my SP3 and SP4 never run higher than about 75 degrees. Also, he wasn't exactly caning it - generally changing up at 7000, occasionally 8000. BC |
Excellent start to the day ! I feel like I came into work by bike today even though the car is in the carpark :) |
Check out the Fast Bikes video - they manage to destroy a 916 :o ...it's OK - it's a yellow one ;) |
I hope that's not his usual playground. It's the equivalent of having to ride a racehorse in your back garden. :( Makes me realise how lucky I am with the roads round here. |
The poor deluded boy.... Doesn't he realise that he's changing up just at the point where the airbox begins to snarl in the most spine tingling, addictive way known to mankind !!! The last 3K revs are where the grin factor lives...at least on my 888 |
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But what a bunch of cocks.:mad: |
yep ... ... a very young Shakey, Frostie and Gary Mason :lol: |
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Only time I got mine to blow water out the expansion tank was after caning it round Croft having forgotten to take the gaffer tape off 1/3 of the rad core. Road riding with rad core taped up just gets to about 65C. It always ran cold, like just above 55C without the tape. As you guys say, what this lads problem is; he ain't using the engine. Ains. |
888 sounded fantastic. Reminds me of my sps. DC. |
It sounded OK. But the video made me want to go out and do the same thing as this guy but take it round to 10K :devil: This guy was shifting at 7K, and on my bike this is exactly the point where if you keep revving it there is a distinct change in the bike's character as the induction noise from the airbox hardens into a growl that'll have the hairs on the back of yer neck standing up. |
My temp is much higher when I go for a ride :( |
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