nice bike 👍im not an expert and im relatively new to motorcycles but it was still somewhat strange to see how you’re guarding the clutch lever most of the time instead of doing so for the brake
Good observation. My bike is stock tuned so when I release the throttle, I engine brake. If I need more braking then I grab the front brakes which are linked to my rear 70-30. People tune the bikes with a full exhaust that changes throttle characteristics to require way more trail braking. I’m not a pro track rider, just a street rider with a fancy bike 😄
@@JamWellMoto yeah my bike has a lot of engine braking as well. I also use the engine braking a lot but just in case its a good habbit to cover the brake. Its faster in emergencies and also prevents from accidentally grabbing the lever. Just sharing what I know. Possibly you know this as well.
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nice bike 👍im not an expert and im relatively new to motorcycles but it was still somewhat strange to see how you’re guarding the clutch lever most of the time instead of doing so for the brake
Good observation. My bike is stock tuned so when I release the throttle, I engine brake. If I need more braking then I grab the front brakes which are linked to my rear 70-30. People tune the bikes with a full exhaust that changes throttle characteristics to require way more trail braking. I’m not a pro track rider, just a street rider with a fancy bike 😄
@@JamWellMoto yeah my bike has a lot of engine braking as well. I also use the engine braking a lot but just in case its a good habbit to cover the brake. Its faster in emergencies and also prevents from accidentally grabbing the lever. Just sharing what I know. Possibly you know this as well.
How do you get that RPM screen? guess i need to play around more to find it?
One of the screen configurations then scroll through to rpm reading. I’m really enjoying this TFT layout
I like you video! keep going!
Thank you!
There is also 6th gear on your bike
Really 😱
peak torque on this bike is at 9500 rpm so you want to be around that at all times. 6th gear is just for economy mileage
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@@celzolsen8988at over 100 mph you need to stay on the peak torque, otherwise the bike don't push enough 😂😂😂
What's peak torque?
You do know the bike has 6 gears don’t you
Unless I’m going 140 I don’t need it