TFC Flat Out

[Dr.D]

So on a controlled road out west I ran the new bike flat out. 146 mph indicated on the speedometer. It is definitely limited by the ECU to that speed. If the nannies could be turned off it would do more.

BTW that’s pretty fast on a naked cruiser.

 

[Kojack1970]

So on a controlled road out west I ran the new bike flat out. 146 mph indicated on the speedometer. It is definitely limited by the ECU to that speed. If the nannies could be turned off it would do more.

BTW that’s pretty fast on a naked cruiser.

that’s pretty fast on anything! lol

 

[warp9.9]

Ya I was reading on the new kawasaki electronics and tunning. They found a way to add fuel via a pcv could even mess with the timing using the power commander ignition module. But since they couldn't get into the ecu so they could stop the ecu from closing the throttle. It has throttle by wire. Glad I watched the video. Anyways they were controling fueling and timing and then start test different overdrive ratios on the supercharger. It was like watching ****

 

[Kevin frazier]

So on a controlled road out west I ran the new bike flat out. 146 mph indicated on the speedometer. It is definitely limited by the ECU to that speed. If the nannies could be turned off it would do more.

BTW that’s pretty fast on a naked cruiser.

146km i knew what u meant hooligan

 

[mr hunt]

same as the 2.3 then...must well restricted given the 40kg diet and extra ponies!

 

[Ishrub]

146 mph = 234kmh indicated, nannies suck! Geez my old 1986 Yamaha FJ1100 did that easily.

 

[phar2slo]

Had my 06 at 216 I think about 133
So not much more than the new one.

Glad I haven't wanted to buy one.

No offence to those that have one you lucky SOB.

 

[golly]

That's fast enough for me, thanks, especially on a naked bike. In fact I don't think I could hang on at that speed for long.

 

[Dr.D]

That's fast enough for me, thanks, especially on a naked bike. In fact I don't think I could hang on at that speed for long.

Yes it’s not a speed to maintain for 20 miles.

 

[JRock]

Can you describe how you were able to get a 'controlled road'?
Closed to all other traffic?