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I see on the t-max that there are different speedo calibrations for different bikes.
and different bikes have different back tires rolling circumference.
(not worrying about export)
I think all the 96 motors, primaries and 6 speeds are the same.
so is the power different on different models?
and if so, what order?
speedo calibrations have nothing to do wth horsepower. speedo calcs are dependent on tire circumference and gear ratios.
i believe all stock 96's to be the same. only difference would be weight to horsepower ratio.
speedo calibrations have nothing to do wth horsepower. speedo calcs are dependent on tire circumference and gear ratios.
i believe all stock 96's to be the same. only difference would be weight to horsepower ratio.
So now I know my wide glide is faster than any stock bagger, simply because of weight.
and I was wrong in my thinking that a smaller circumference rear tire would be causing a different gear ratio and changing the power at the rear wheel.
actually the smaller circumference tire will have a faster spin up and spins at a different rate than a larger one at speed.
This is the reason for a different speedo calibration from one to the other.
actually the smaller circumference tire will have a faster spin up and spins at a different rate than a larger one at speed.
This is the reason for a different speedo calibration from one to the other.
now this I agree with.
a smaller rear tire will be like a smaller gear and give more rear wheel power and torque. given same engine, primary, and trans.
so a smaller rear tire might not look better it is faster. JMHO
i always understood it to mean it transfers the same power at a quicker rate, not sure how it can increase power. ..
but it's physics and about all i can do is spell *physics*
ORIGINAL: impala
ORIGINAL: rounder
actually the smaller circumference tire will have a faster spin up and spins at a different rate than a larger one at speed.
This is the reason for a different speedo calibration from one to the other.
now this I agree with.
a smaller rear tire will be like a smaller gear and give more rear wheel power and torque. given same engine, primary, and trans.
so a smaller rear tire might not look better it is faster. JMHO
i always understood it to mean it transfers the same power at a quicker rate, not sure how it can increase power. ..
but it's physics and about all i can do is spell *physics*
ORIGINAL: impala
ORIGINAL: rounder
actually the smaller circumference tire will have a faster spin up and spins at a different rate than a larger one at speed.
This is the reason for a different speedo calibration from one to the other.
now this I agree with.
a smaller rear tire will be like a smaller gear and give more rear wheel power and torque. given same engine, primary, and trans.
so a smaller rear tire might not look better it is faster. JMHO
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