engine breaking
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engine breaking
Ok guy, here's the question, and it just kinda came to me after reading something in an exhaust thread. My bike really doesn't seem to slow down when I let off the throttle. Would this be caused by the tuning, my long pipes, my cam...? It's been making it harder to ride around corners without hitting the breaks.
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lmao, no, I'm pretty sure that's not the problem. It likely has more to do with what gear I'm in. I guess after putting the 255 cam in, I'm running at lower rpms then I used to. Could also be high idle, never thought of checking that. I'll mess around with it a little and see if I can get some better results. What should a normal idle be?