Just had an exhilarating run. Touched 140mph so easily and smoothly.(disclaimer: I am not telling the truth for any LEO's that may be lurking!) Before the flames about speeding start; let me state that for those who may not be familiar with Long Island; we have a stretch of road along the ocean (aptly named ocean parkway) with literally miles of straight road with no exits or entries and only horizon ahead. It's a locally known "proving ground" and unofficial speed testing bit of road. To see a car or two in either direction on a weekday morning is rare. Troopers even more rare. Essentially, it is a section of "closed circuit" that can be safely exploited. Thus, 140 and more can be easily had but the expansion joints on the road start to intrude on anything faster, I have found.
The race mode standard electronic default levels are perfect for the twists and long sweepers that we have on one section known as the Wantaugh parkway (named for the Wantaugh native Americans who once lived there in pre colonial times). The throttle response is insane and the higher rpm fuel pump flat spots noted by others has not been an issue for me thus far.
Actually, my bike has ZERO ISSUES and I attribute it partly to my somewhat respecting the break in process
If not for daily traffic, I'd never take it out of Race Mode!!
I just friggin' love this bike. Now I get to go and bolt on more carbon I picked up!!
The race mode standard electronic default levels are perfect for the twists and long sweepers that we have on one section known as the Wantaugh parkway (named for the Wantaugh native Americans who once lived there in pre colonial times). The throttle response is insane and the higher rpm fuel pump flat spots noted by others has not been an issue for me thus far.
Actually, my bike has ZERO ISSUES and I attribute it partly to my somewhat respecting the break in process
If not for daily traffic, I'd never take it out of Race Mode!!
I just friggin' love this bike. Now I get to go and bolt on more carbon I picked up!!
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