import identification

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wabbithunter
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import identification

Post by wabbithunter »

evening all,

Can anybody tell me how to identify which country my bike is imported from? im convinced mine is down on power, although i am comparing this to the last bike i was riding,(t595 daytona)

cheers
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benny hedges
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Re: import identification

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afaik there is no major difference in the output of imports, except maybe the california model with strict emmission controls / pair system etc (rip it out lol)
are you sure it hasnt been restricted to 33 by a previous owner?
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Miztaziggy
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Re: import identification

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I thought that French bikes were lower powered? I thought that in general, bikes in France are limited or reduced in power for some reason?
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Re: import identification

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Seat of the pants doesn't work for vee twins, if your'e used to an il4.

So stick it on a dyno to check, around 102 or so for a standard one, around 105 for one that's been dynojetted and with race cans and air filter.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
wabbithunter
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Re: import identification

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its not restricted to 33hp, that much i do know. i'l investigate the pair valve option, prob the same as my tl.
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