top cruising speed
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Relative to model and pulley ratio. Most of the Dynas I've had were best @ 70-75, my Heritage is great at 75 -77, my RoadKings 75-79.
A dyno TECH best described proper cruising speed to me as high gear and watch you mirrors until they quit shaking or shake the least. Think about it engine running smoothest and effortless. 85 - i can run it, no problem, but is definitely not cruisin speed.
If you're wanting to roll smoother at a higher speed, dropp a couple of teeth on the rear pulley.
What model are you running and what pulley sizes.
A dyno TECH best described proper cruising speed to me as high gear and watch you mirrors until they quit shaking or shake the least. Think about it engine running smoothest and effortless. 85 - i can run it, no problem, but is definitely not cruisin speed.
If you're wanting to roll smoother at a higher speed, dropp a couple of teeth on the rear pulley.
What model are you running and what pulley sizes.
Last edited by TSheff; 02-09-2015 at 06:58 PM.
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The bike is fine, it's you and your ears that are 'screamin'! If you want to cruise at those speeds just wear ear plugs. We were first alerted to the noise levels we are subjected to back in the mid-'70s, but the message is still not getting through. I wear them on all but the shortest trips and have done for 40 years - best tuning aid known to mankind! Your bike will be a darned sight quicker.