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Shan2nu · 15th May 2005, 02:23

If your bike is aerodynamically limited (which i think it is), then there's very little you can do to gain 5-10kmph over your present top speed.

There are three basic ways of improving top speed and acceleration :
1. Lighter kerb weight
2. Better aerodynamics
3. More power

But, if the bike is limited by engine rpm, you can get the gear ratios changed.

Shan2nu

15th May 2005, 02:23	#3 (permalink)
Shan2nu Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Hubli - Karnataka - India Posts: 4,267	If your bike is aerodynamically limited (which i think it is), then there's very little you can do to gain 5-10kmph over your present top speed. There are three basic ways of improving top speed and acceleration : 1. Lighter kerb weight 2. Better aerodynamics 3. More power But, if the bike is limited by engine rpm, you can get the gear ratios changed. Shan2nu __________________ VTEC flyby - youtube.com/watch?v=1AhWJlVRPqE