FJRs are fast and I have GPS proof

[Jeff Q]

mg: Backed up and took a wide angle to show the FJR tank.

 

[Hit the Road Jack]

What'd you do? Drive out the back of a C-130? :yahoo:

 

[RoadGlide]

Hell, I do that on my way to work each day.

 

[Jeff Q]

Some sort of error when I shut the bike off and it went to battery power LOL

 

[wfooshee]

Once in a while I get a big number after I turn on my 2610. It'll think it's acquired a position, but it's wrong, and when it corrects, it thinks it moved really fast to get there. 650+ is my best so far.

 

[madmike2]

Yep! Or lose the signal in the forest or a tunnel. IIRC, mine is now at 247 mph and I don't bother to reset the Max Speed.

 

[RenoJohn]

I've had it up much higher, but this is the best of the last little ride.

Above about 480mph I get a high-speed wobble, but it smooths out again around 530mph.

Thinking about getting Scotts Steering Damper(image) for the FJR ....as reloading my gun(image) at such speeds is a bit dicey when it's raining.

 

[Jeff Q]

LOLOL

 

[kaitsdad]

You guys need to pick up the pace .....

I did this in my Saturn.

 

[RenoJohn]

I did this in my Saturn.

Wowza, that's fast. Me thinks you mean Saturn Rocket (clicky)

 

[madpage]

What octane are you guys using??!?! :good:

 

[CRMH Eagle]

What kind of oil are you using?

 

[bramfrank]

My name on the Bikeland web site is 1393kph - for the obvious reason.

Once had a smartass cop who though he would be cute reach over and press the appropriate buttons on the 276c - the look on his face when he saw that number was priceless.

 

[Jeff Q]

Mine resets when it powers off, too bad cause that would be funny.