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  • I've never been entirely sure why you'd want to do that unless you're on a motard or something.
    I had to take my poor mate through some mountain twisties on the VFR after his bike broke down last weekend and we scraped a lot of undercarriage. Partly from the extra weight but mostly because it's tricky to get off the inside of the bike with a pillion.

  • Depends on bike really. Sports bikes as you’d expect. on the tiger and the multistrada, I was mostly mortard style.

    To be fair though, bright is on a twin, hardly the most civilised of bikes low down on revs and speed. Might just be lumpy with messy fueling.
    Do remember on the first SV it was exactly that before I adjusted the TPS.

  • To be fair though, bright is on a twin, hardly the most civilised of bikes low down on revs and speed. Might just be lumpy with messy fueling.

    It definitely can be a bit of a handful when forced into <2.5K second gear, but that not often. I don't like to do it, but sometimes I let the clutch slip a bit to get the rpms up earlier. not a super common situation and only when in shitty traffic.

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