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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
how hot can your bike get?
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Very hot. Ok, better answer I guess... Read your manual. It should tell you the temperature at which it is considered overheating. The fan should turn on around 212-220 (depends on manuf./model). And, usually the overheat condition does not trigger until about 248. I think the thermostat on the coolant line opens up around 185 degrees on newer bikes. Dont be scared if you see 225 on your temp reading. Specially if in stop/go/slow traffic, or if your riding hard in twisties where you go open throttle for short bursts, but no long stretches of steady speed where it has a chance to cool down from the airflow.
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on average mine gets 230 to 237. they get hot cause its hot outside!
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My fan kicks in at 224. I've never seen it go past 226 yet.
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On the TLR, Hot V twin the fans kick in at 220, I've got that engine ice in there keeps temps down a lot! Bike runs at 183-184 on the highway, around 200 or less in town, when I'm doing a lot of stop and go temps get around 210 or so
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It shouldn't go over 240. If it does, you gotz something wrong.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
I'm gonna keep an eye on it but I think it hit over 240 in traffic a few times
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
208 on st today
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on average, every day, i ride about 200-220 in the summer it might get to 230 I use water wetter and distilled water.
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| Ok, that looks completely normal, and you are concerned because...... You did read the posts right here on your thread, right ?
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dont worry too much about it. whenit starts blinking and the red light turns on, pull to the side of the road. shut the kil switch off then right back on so the fan keeps going. give it a few minutes to cool down. if you take the 15 in rush hour i would suggest taking a different route using the surface streets.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
I just wanted to post what it was doing today. Tyt chart is funny. I don't understand it. Fyi- I shift at 3rpm and cruise in 6th gear to conserve gas. Can this lead to over heat
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| Quote: Why do you think you are overheating ?
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
I was on lvb in the middle of the day. In traffic and I looked to see and it hit 248
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| Quote: Although, mine has gotten pretty high in the temps, it usually doesnt last long there. 1- Check to make sure your coolant reservoir is between the high and low level marks. 2- Check to make sure the fan is turning on somewhere between 210 and 220 degrees. 3- Your bike is new, right ?
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
y is it busy everytime I call u. LOL I'll check this out
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pm me your number.
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I always wondered if my bike gets too hot. I am air cooled and when I get stuck in traffic I can feel that engine burning my legs from the heat it puts out. I'm told that it's nothing to worry about, but these same people also told me there was no such thing as a tire warranty and that the busa is a 1200. ;)
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Bullitt, the chart is the boiling point of water depending on how much antifreeze you have mixed in (%) and what pressure cap is on your bike. Example: If you run a 50% mixture (stock coolant in a normal bike) and have a 15lb cap, you won't boil over until 301 degrees. And on the left is a chart of when water will freeze with % of antifreeze added.
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Jul 2008 From: n lasvegas Posts: 195 I Ride: 08 cbr600rr |
it was at 220 today. I might have over looked it but all this info helped. Thanks
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| 220 = within normal range.
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yeah yeah yeah, my bike doesn't have a temp gauge, if my pant leg touches my pipe and it catches fire, it is too hot... geez..... ![]() ![]()
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| Racing Junkie Joined: Sep 2006 From: 215N/Pecos Posts: 162 I Ride: 04 1000RR |
My fan kicks on at 222 and I used to ride from D.I. up to the north end of town in stoplight to stoplight conditions. I hit about 245 a few times if I had to sit through more than one cycle of light changes but that's only in the summer months. I was told my bike runs hot in stop and go traffic so I wasn't too worried. I just pulled over, killed the engine, and let the fan run for about 5 minutes and I was good to go
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![]() ![]() I see stupid people...........so sorry wrong topic.....my bad![]()
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