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Benefits of a 100+ mile trip at good speed
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baldy110 wrote: No
My bikes feel like they run better. My dad claims nonstop driving gets carbon buildup out of the engine
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It reduces the amount of dust on the bike.
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JWKZ750 wrote: My dad and I love vintage cars. when I got my first car, a 64 buick, he told me to periodically take it on the highway and do 80. I do the same with my motorcycles. Do you find any benefits to prolonged high speed, or decent speed riding, on our bike, as opposed to stop and go traffic?
The benefits of prolonged high speed riding are many....and in my experience are generally expensive.
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loudhvx wrote: It reduces the amount of dust on the bike.
OTOH it increases the amount of bug matter on the bike.
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500/4 ?
I had one back in the mid 70's. Great bike. Think I got it up to an indicated 110 - 115 mph . Dont have the reflexs to do that any more.
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