Posted May 30, 200915 yr As much as the obvious answer is prob goin to be buy a new bike, is there anyway to get a better top end speed without any change on the acceleration? as far as i know the bike is standard apart from a Nexus exhaust. It pulls fine all the way up to 110 then seems to not budge from that, it was done on a private road as its silly to go fast on public roads. Andy
May 30, 200915 yr As much as the obvious answer is prob goin to be buy a new bike, is there anyway to get a better top end speed without any change on the acceleration? as far as i know the bike is standard apart from a Nexus exhaust. It pulls fine all the way up to 110 then seems to not budge from that, it was done on a private road as its silly to go fast on public roads. Andy Hi Andy, do you think a 600 divi will do faster than that ? but if you keep the bike you will find 'its cool' but if you want to go faster (on private ground) my suggestion is to buy a more powerful bike as your post suggests Regards Jim
May 30, 200915 yr Author will keep it untill the insurance is due and see about buying a new bike, cheers Andy
June 18, 200915 yr As much as the obvious answer is prob goin to be buy a new bike, is there anyway to get a better top end speed without any change on the acceleration? as far as i know the bike is standard apart from a Nexus exhaust. It pulls fine all the way up to 110 then seems to not budge from that, it was done on a private road as its silly to go fast on public roads. Andy Hi Andy I have a 1995 XJ600N and i managed to got up to 120 on a long stretch of road, started to shudder a bit but I can easily get up to 115, so check your carb balance and tyre pressures and upgrade your spark plugs The book says it will do 125 but if the shudder is too much is it worth it
June 19, 200915 yr Hi Andy I have a 1995 XJ600N and i managed to got up to 120 on a long stretch of road, started to shudder a bit but I can easily get up to 115, so check your carb balance and tyre pressures and upgrade your spark plugs The book says it will do 125 but if the shudder is too much is it worth it Would you want to do ileagal speeds on a bike that wasn't designed to do it ? As I said before those speeds should be on a track & not the road but if you think this is ok I'm at a total loss Regards Jim
June 19, 200915 yr Quote:will keep it untill the insurance is due and see about buying a new bike, cheers Andy the fazer or the bandit is the next stage up would say.
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