What did you do to your bagger today?
Thanks !!
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Yes!! I need that as I wanna do same thing
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crtman21 (06-05-2021)
Bike is on the dynamometer. Peak values after the first few pulls: 143 bhp and 158 ft-lb. Further fine tuning to be done tomorrow.
I hope your riding jacket comes with braided steel loops to hook onto the handlebars, and crosses behind your back. Otherwise a nonchalant yank of the throttle might find you sitting on your butt, watching your bike roar on down the road.
WOW
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Bloody Marvelous (05-26-2021)
While it's at the shop under my ESP.... I went to the Webster swap meet and got the correct engine/crash guard.... For 30 bucks...
When I get it back, I'll be able to take the Linby bar off, put this one on. Start looking for lowers to put on my RG...
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Anybody need a touring Linby bar?
When I get it back, I'll be able to take the Linby bar off, put this one on. Start looking for lowers to put on my RG...
Attachment 537260
Anybody need a touring Linby bar?
Dude... that post was from 2011, and his last post was in 2013. Small chance he'll read it, let alone still have it. Doesn't hurt to try I guess...
146.8 bhp at 5,174.0 RPM
174.6 ft-lb at 3,889.4 RPM
Air temp: 72.5 °F
Air pressure: 29.7 in-Hg
Humidity: 22.7%
The graph looks a bit wonky because of the oddly chosen graph limits on the y-axes.
To make it a little easier to read/compare to other dyno sheets, I've converted it to freedom units, and simulated the following graph:
Last edited by Bloody Marvelous; 05-27-2021 at 09:57 AM. Reason: Added simulated Freedom Dyno Sheet.
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Added new seat and sissy bar from CMC Motorsports. Love the seat but was kinda worried it might not be very comfortable. WRONG! I love the seat and find it very comfortable. Good quality stuff!
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Suspension lift
Chopped the swing arm and moved the shock mount points in front of the rear axel. I also went +2 in the tubes and ditched the bells for fork boots. floorboards dont scrape in turns anymore and the ride is ****.
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