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Anonymous
Inactive08/03/2011 at 9:12 amPost count: 12I have just bought an old 1994 airhead R100 GSPD at some stage a previous owner has replaced the speedo / rev counter with a Touratech Rallye-Computer 7Komplettintrument it works well but I have no idea how far it is safe to wind the revs up too can anyone tell me where the red line was set on these
7,000 rpm on my '93 GSPD. Enjoy the new ride. đŸ™‚
Anonymous
Inactive08/03/2011 at 7:20 pmPost count: 12Thanks Ian higher than I thought I need to see how it goes if I push a bit more than I have been RegardsDerek
7500rpm in top gear for my pesent pd and My old white &purple one used to pull 8000 all on private road of course.
My r80 doesn't even have a rev-counter. You'll feel sorry for the engine before you'll hit the red line :-).
Anonymous
Inactive09/03/2011 at 7:03 amPost count: 12That’s got to be a great private road I hope it’s sealed 4000rpm is 100 km/h on my GS1000PD so 8000 RPM = 200Km/h Maybe I have bought a hell of a lot more bike than I expected ! Other possible options I have a different gear ratio or you have a slipping clutch
That’s got to be a great private road I hope it’s sealed 4000rpm is 100 km/h on my GS1000PD so 8000 RPM = 200Km/h Maybe I have bought a hell of a lot more bike than I expected ! Other possible options I have a different gear ratio or you have a slipping clutch
this must of been when he got dropped out the back of a plane
This would be an R100 GSPD. I think Suzuki makes the bike you keep referring to.
Sounds like Eddies old bike, army truck colour. boGSer
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