I regularly cruise at 120 in 4th and 5th..some I'll drop it into 6th but normally not until about 160

 

There are some easy things you can do to improve comfort on a long trip. One is to simply wear ear plugs. These reduce the noise level you experience and help you relax, so you can either ride further before getting tired, or at a higher cruising speed. Another is to use lower bars! High bars increase the affect of the wind on your chest and arms. I can travel at 70 or so on my Dyna, but higher still on my dresser, with its fairing, so an alternative is to fit a windshield.

 

I'll cruise around 70-75 on the interstate, and around 60 on the local highway. Seems like Pa is stepping up on speed traps. I work about 3 miles from home and usually see to 2 speed traps on any given day.

 

I might consider a windshield for this year. With those apes handles I definetely create the parachute effect, I am 6'2" but only 185 lbs, so I am not the biggest guy to maintain a high cruising speed.

 

A windshield will definately help to maintain a higher cruising speed with less fatigue IF you are able to get it properly adjusted to minimize buffetting.

 

Probably around 75 MPH. Windshield will help a lot since you're catching a lot of wind on your face and chest.

Don't know what kind of helmet (if any) you're wearing but some of the 1/2 helmets catch a lot of wind and it feels like it's trying to rip your head from your neck. I ride with a novelty and a full face in the winter. The full face works great in blocking the wind and noise and as a result I find myself cruising about 10 MPH faster.

Out west where some of the roads are dead straight (ie. interstate connecting Utah and Colorado) we find ourselves at cruising speeds of 90 to 100+ for 100 miles. (Bike stereos and ipods recommended).

 

75 MPH with a windscreen, occassionally 85 + when on an open interstate. Without a windscreen around 65.

 

Just had to do the metric to imperial conversion before I could respond to this thread...........I like to cruse at about 130 KM/HR...........which my handy-dandy conversion tool on google tells me is right about 80 miles an hour.

Most times I'm up and down between 120 and 130 KM/Hr depending on traffic and road conditions (that'd be between 70 and 80 mph).

 

cruise at 70-75

but more often than not i'm stuck at 40 behind some retarded traffic here.

either need an early sunday morning or a bunch of highway miles to put the traffic behind me and get into some nice cruising roads.

 

Depends on the headwind for me…. I can cruise about 80 very easily with a tailwind…. With a headwind it’s more of a chore.