WHAT 153 GPS REALLY FEELS LIKE

THE SPEEDOMETER TELLS A DIFFERENT STORY THAN THE GPS??
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[@coppakabanavideo]

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[@tmoshamo]

That looks like a huge windscreen, i bet it creates a nice pocket of still air behind it.

[@peaceoftime]

it is subscribe😁

[@tmoshamo]

@@peaceoftime ok you talked me into it

[@gemer-kr2ki]

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[@bmint]

I’ve thought about this content.. Please keep in mind your audience will want more.. Don’t hurt your self.. Better to start off slow.. don’t listen to me though, I honestly actually know nothing 😂

[@peaceoftime]

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[@SquireSCA]

Yeah, most bikes are 5-8% high from the factory. And on older bikes that don't have ABS, when you change sprockets for better acceleration, it can make the speedo read like 18-20% high... So many 600 riders don't get this, and talk all day long about how their 600 does 170+ on the highway.. meanwhile, its like 154mph actual, at best... Even modern bikes are off from the factory. my 2022 Yamaha R1 read 6% high. So 185 on the dash was really only 173mph... Older bikes were often WAY off...

[@BigDreamsLilBike]

I’m one of the 600 riders you’re talking about 😂. GPS speed will humble you.

[@SquireSCA]

@@BigDreamsLilBike Don't feel bad, pretty much every 600 rider is guilty of this. The difference is when you explain how this all works, some of them are like you and they get it... others just dig in their heels and insist that their 600 with a slipon and power commander is faster than the fully built Isle of Man TT race 600's because "they know what they know". That knowledge typically comes with a cheap Bilt brand helmet from Cycle Gear, jeans and tshirt, a suction cup mohawk on their helmet for attention, and chicken strips that are more like chicken breasts on their tires because they have never seen a real turn. But they experts, they will insist. haha