Rev limiter?
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RE: Rev limiter?
CharlieBox, first of all, welcome to the forum. To answer your question, yes, your bike specifically has a rev limiter.
The responses pretty much describe how the bike will react when you hit the rev limiter. It is part of the ignition system. I think it basically cuts off one of the cylinders from firing.
I hope that makes since. It's been a VERY long week...many miles had to be traveled in a rented CAGE of all things!!
The responses pretty much describe how the bike will react when you hit the rev limiter. It is part of the ignition system. I think it basically cuts off one of the cylinders from firing.
I hope that makes since. It's been a VERY long week...many miles had to be traveled in a rented CAGE of all things!!
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RE: Rev limiter?
Because my bike gets up to its limits so quickly, I have frequently hit the rev limiter. Not on purpose mind you but, it happens.Kind of glad that its there. I don't feel that by doing so,you are in any kind of jeapardy. Its there for a reason. I would imagine that if you were to continue to disregard the limiter and leave the full throttle on without shifting, that the engine would probablybegin to experience consequences. Likely just cut out totally. In my case, I have immediatly shifted into the next gear and, avoided any problems.
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