lee does this help you out.
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lee does this help you out.
444 riders lee, you pm'd me on advice on what you should run your idle at for 12's. I run my idle around 5k revs for most slow stuff its high enough for the gearing im running. On your 600 id say with the gearing you got you wanta be at around 6k. keep tryin dont giv'up, G.
p.s thought this might be helpful to other people so put it up as a post rather than pm'ing you back.
p.s thought this might be helpful to other people so put it up as a post rather than pm'ing you back.
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Re: lee does this help you out.
nice one mate, i was tryin it about 4-4500 a few time's but found that after a few goe's the idle creaps up a little on its own
only had a few goes at it so gona wiat for the weather to clear up and try agein
cheers G
only had a few goes at it so gona wiat for the weather to clear up and try agein
cheers G
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Re: lee does this help you out.
Originally Posted by ALSTAR
so on a near standard gearing what about 8 grand get her up high cover the back brake let the revs drop to fast idol and hold her back on the brake?
is that about right?
is that about right?
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Re: lee does this help you out.
Ive tapped into the idle control on the top of the injectors which holds the revs alot more steady by using a idle control cable from a 97' 900rrt, my idle cable now comes out at the top of the tank. do a search for threads under that subject on the stuntlife help and how to forum, theres sh*t loads of posts on this subject.
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From: NUNEATON
Re: lee does this help you out.
another top bit of info from big g..big up!! :YEAH i dont no what rpm i was on when i was learnin cause had no clocks but i was high...lol..any way new bike now sowell see what happens when i get out practicin... cant wait .. :YEAH
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From: NUNEATON
Re: lee does this help you out.
i though i wouldent get on with them cause there bigger that the r6 i had but with in a day or to i was wheelin miles like it was nothing..iv not had a proper day stuntin it yet but think soon as i get a cage etc i will rockin it better that my r6...well i hope.
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Re: lee does this help you out.
Originally Posted by VBSXGRAHAM
I'd say 4krevs for standard gearing the bigger sprocket you go the slower your bike moves so thats why you need the idle higher than on stock gearing. with a high geared 600 id even go as far as 6.5k for just regular no throttle work.
make sence when some one says it
i see the new riders in cbt training getting told to steady ther bike draging the rear brake.
sports ridding some people dont ever use it?
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Re: lee does this help you out.
Originally Posted by ALSTAR
thanks that gives me some ideas to work with
make sence when some one says it
i see the new riders in cbt training getting told to steady ther bike draging the rear brake.
sports ridding some people dont ever use it?
make sence when some one says it
i see the new riders in cbt training getting told to steady ther bike draging the rear brake.
sports ridding some people dont ever use it?
think I'm gunna try get me one of these extra idle controls for my bike, the standard idle control is w@nk.... idle tricks are something I wanna get into.... there's a different edge to them that I don't do as yet. cheers G
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