Puck
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I have been taking it easy on the bike, following the manufactures recommendations on break-in procedures. I saw that post and web page about going strait to the dyno for break-in “absolutely nutsâ€, there is no way I would do that.
My question is how accurate is the speedometer on the Hayabusa? For the first 500 miles, I kept the rpm below 5000rpm. At 5000rpm in sixth gear the speedometer reads 95mph. Between 500 and 1000 miles you are limited to 8000rpm. At 8000rpm in sixth gear the speedometer reads 155. Is this correct, seems a little on the high side? Compared to my R1, I don't feel like I'm going that fast.
I currently have 825 miles on the bike.
Thanks
My question is how accurate is the speedometer on the Hayabusa? For the first 500 miles, I kept the rpm below 5000rpm. At 5000rpm in sixth gear the speedometer reads 95mph. Between 500 and 1000 miles you are limited to 8000rpm. At 8000rpm in sixth gear the speedometer reads 155. Is this correct, seems a little on the high side? Compared to my R1, I don't feel like I'm going that fast.
I currently have 825 miles on the bike.
Thanks