bjwallen;298662 wrote: I...
My dyno chart indicates that my bike begins to make substantial torque at 5,000 RPM. It continues to produce increased torque up to about 11,500 RPM at peak. Then, it gradually tapers off. The difference in torque in that range is about 12 foot pounds. So, I know that launching in that 5k - 11.5k RPM range is good. Anything below 5k and above 11.5k is a waste. The higher in that 5k - 11.5k RPM range I can launch, the more torque I will have available at the rear tire. I recommend making an indication on the tachometer with a paint pen so that your peak-torque RPM is easily located.
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