Any instability at high speed 120MPH ++

[Ss1]

[QUOTE = "Sierra1, post: 466542, member: 9972"]
Перепрошивка не изменит характеристики, только то, как реагирует дроссельная заслонка. Это также может уменьшить торможение двигателем. Мне нравится байк такой, какая она есть.
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Как это изменится! Мотоцикл сильно задушен программами и всякими евро 5. Видео подписано парнем, нулевой фильтр, прямоток и евро2.
Но подробно расскажет наш умелец. Может поеду к нему летом.

 

[lund]

Honestly it comes out in Russian on my PC. No worries now i can translate to English with google thanks to HeliMark. Certainly would be nice if it was automatic though.

 

[StefanOnHisS10]

Honestly it comes out in Russian on my PC. No worries now i can translate to English with google thanks to HeliMark. Certainly would be nice if it was automatic though.

Don’t worry, it’s in Russian for all of us

 

[cyclemike4]

I can't say that I have ever had my Super T over 120 but I have had it fully loaded for two week camping trip and held a steady 95 miles per hour with no issues. Not that I really wanted to ride that fast but there were so many people driving faster and I was just watching my tail. Talking about people driving bad. I was on my way home one time from my niece's college graduation and people were being extremely stupid that evening. I was on my FJR traveling at 110 miles per hour just to keep from getting hit. I finally got in front of a big trucker driving like he has some sense and slowed to about 100 and the feller behind me passed me with a tablet on his steering wheel punching on it and headed into a construction zone. He was going 110! Glad the modern bikes handle as well as they do! I have never gotten any indication from my Super T that it was unstable even on 50/50 tires. Great bike.

 

[Ss1]

It turns out somehow strange then! I write through a translator, insert it into the site in English. And here in the photo you can see where you can choose the language. I choose Russian, the whole site is in Russian, but I thought that only I could see it. But no, everyone can see

 

[Sierra1]

Как же так? Пишу тут на английском!

Встречается на русском языке. Я просто использую гугл с английского на русский. Наберите сообщение, скопируйте русский и вставьте в форум.

 

[lund]

It turns out somehow strange then! I write through a translator, insert it into the site in English. And here in the photo you can see where you can choose the language. I choose Russian, the whole site is in Russian, but I thought that only I could see it. But no, everyone can see

No worries, you just keep doing what you do, i love your post and rides you do. I will just use the google translator and tag along in your adventures.

 

[okiegtrider]

I can't say that I have ever had my Super T over 120 but I have had it fully loaded for two week camping trip and held a steady 95 miles per hour with no issues. Not that I really wanted to ride that fast but there were so many people driving faster and I was just watching my tail. Talking about people driving bad. I was on my way home one time from my niece's college graduation and people were being extremely stupid that evening. I was on my FJR traveling at 110 miles per hour just to keep from getting hit. I finally got in front of a big trucker driving like he has some sense and slowed to about 100 and the feller behind me passed me with a tablet on his steering wheel punching on it and headed into a construction zone. He was going 110! Glad the modern bikes handle as well as they do! I have never gotten any indication from my Super T that it was unstable even on 50/50 tires. Great bike.

That is a lot going on. I think I'd pick another road.

 

[cyclemike4]

That is a lot going on. I think I'd pick another road.

Yes I would have loved to have picked another road but unfortunately I didn't have time to run a different road. I did my best to get separated from the heavy traffic when I could and then got slowed down. I was on my way home from Florida one day and for 700 miles it was idiots. Guess that is the world we live in now. I was on my way home from Sturgis this year and after 950 miles of idiots I took a different road. I thought now I can slow way down and enjoy the last 60 miles home at a very relaxed 45mph or so. Nope even at 2am on country roads the idiots were out. I am not sure what people think these days but I will guess they believe that a car should transport them to a location as fast as hitting a key on a computer takes you to a web sight and no one better get in their way.