65-70 is about as fast as I hope to go.
When you say screams; about how many revs is it turning?
When you say screams; about how many revs is it turning?
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Posts: 73 (05/08/08 1:06 PM) |
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Posts: 599 (05/08/08 6:54 PM) |
i dont know about the revs.....when i had a tach it was like....7, 8000 maybe....but the tach that i had would bounce.....so i dont know the
accuracy.....speedo i had would bounce too. i have no speedo or tach now. but when the speedo was around the 80 mark the motor was screaming man. i pushed
her a little more but i was getting a little nervous......in a good way......with a big smile. me i like the 17 48 tooth set up. i like to go quick....not so
fast. 65 70 mph is perfect for that setup i think. motor hums nice and you got instant power without downshifting. but i have not ridden anything else, so
i dont know what too compare too.
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Posts: 501 (05/08/08 8:00 PM) |
There's a nice program you can get for free that will help you guys out, it's called GearCalc. Here's a screen shot of my 75 CB750F, it's stock
except for the rear rim which is a 16".
http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k184/woogaus/GearCalc.jpg and here's where you can get the program http://www.ironjungle.com/ or you can post your info and I'll run it for you.
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Posts: 74 (05/09/08 3:47 AM) |
Oh, that's cool. That will definitely come in handy as I've got no speedo and have no clue what rpm in what gear equals what speed.
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Posts: 4438 (05/09/08 5:03 AM) |
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when in doubt..knock`um out...H.C.C.M.F LOCAL 6978 Flint Michigan..3rd most dangerous city in the USA..come back and visit us..sorry we "missed" you the first time..LOL |
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Posts: 1846 (05/09/08 5:38 AM) |
woogaus wrote: Do you by any chance have the lock code?
It was Honda first, all through the middle, and if I have my way, till the end as well.
Most people say what they'll do. Very few actually do what they say. |
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Posts: 504 (05/09/08 5:28 PM) |
I've got an older version than they have posted on the site, so I doubt mine would work for you, besides you can get the code for free by answering their
survey question.
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Posts: 95 (05/09/08 8:04 PM) |
this cb750 sohc run perty good ok today,,3rd gear 18-43 sprockets tire 180-55-17 100miles hour easy 3rd gear
now the 1981 cb750f dohc with 1981 cb900c topend head cams and carbs on the cb750f 3rdgear,,122milesperhour sprockets 21-41 yes i said 21--41 bike runs great to good if know what i mean to the point of blowing 13,000 rpm but i dont give a dam... 21sprocket front roller chain ,, playtime 900c blown rod 3rd gear12,000+++ well not rocket 100+ in first if no what i mean,, |
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Posts: 1856 (05/09/08 8:27 PM) |
woogaus wrote: I did. I'm just funny about almost two pages of javascript that I have to go through before allowing it and four cookies on three different domains. 15 years
in IT makes one a little paranoid and I think the reg keys are based on name anyway. Sounds interesting, will be checking it out. Thanks for the tip and link!
It was Honda first, all through the middle, and if I have my way, till the end as well.
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Posts: 506 (05/09/08 10:13 PM) |
as i recall mine was the name i put on their form and a four digit number
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