No, learning how to properly ride is more what would help.A 600cc engine would help...
squid!A 600cc engine would help...
I'm thinking a -1 front sprocket would help a lot. I had a -1 on my GSXR600. Has anyone here gone 1 down in the front and noticed a change in acceleration?
Loose weight I was 225 now I'm 180What is/are in your list to go faster? Are you regularly thinking you want to go faster?
Bigger cc?
Stickier tire?
Lose body weight?
Lose motorcycle weight?
Less brake?
Brake later?
I noticed there's a flat spot in power between 4k and 5k rpm. That's where I've been shifting during the break in. Will the -1 front eliminate that flat spot? Is the flat spot normal during break in and gets better over time? I'm at 300 miles. Sorry, just impatient. Keeping it below 8k rpm reminds me of my Hypermotard 1100.You will have faster acceleration but you'll be compromising top speed. I have changed to 1 down on the front for this weekends race but can't compare it to stock gearing but it would definitely make a difference
I noticed there's a flat spot in power between 4k and 5k rpm. That's where I've been shifting during the break in. Will the -1 front eliminate that flat spot? Is the flat spot normal during break in and gets better over time? I'm at 300 miles. Sorry, just impatient. Keeping it below 8k rpm reminds me of my Hypermotard 1100.
Not really.You are not tempted with any thought to go faster?
The little R3 engine doesn't even start making power until 7k. It likes to be rev'd hard, but you can't do it while in the break-in period. It's tough to nurse it along for the first 600 miles. I've been riding it everyday, trying to get to 600 on the odo. I've got 30 more miles to go, then I will do an oil change and a chain adjustment. After that, i'm going to wring it's little NECK! Hahahaha!I noticed there's a flat spot in power between 4k and 5k rpm. That's where I've been shifting during the break in. Will the -1 front eliminate that flat spot? Is the flat spot normal during break in and gets better over time? I'm at 300 miles.