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  • #31
    I just picked one up off eBay $0.99 ($25 shipping).
    DZ
    Vyger, 'F'
    "The Special", 'SF'
    '08 FJR1300

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    • #32
      lucky dog!

      I haven't found one for under 50 total
      Kristoffer
      "Take apart yer carbs!"
      1978 XS1100E - "The Maroon Baboon" (SOLD)
      1979 XS1100 (3 of them) in the garage. Not deserving of names yet.

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      • #33
        $50!

        Man, robbery ebay style. But it'll pay for itself in the first few fill-ups of gas saved....JAT....chop
        MDRNF
        79F.....Not Stock
        80G......Not Stock Either....In the works

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        • #34
          Stock XS11 gearing is perfect for the XS11 motor, the stock bike is geared for maximum performance, the 3600 revs @100k.p.h is still the gearing I prefer, the lower gearing is racier for sure, Chop if I put on a 13tooth sprocket with a 48 at the back, the gearing is gonna be lower, most I did was 141mph with tall gearing, the right gearing is taller than stock 4th gear but lower than stock 5th gear - in 4th gear. As for fastest XS11, the F1 XS1100 racebike article I saw had the bike officially clocked at Kyalami racetrack at 267k.p.h.

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          • #35
            As stated

            chop quoted... "whoever does this FD gear mod with the big bore kit will own top speed" I am sticking to this quote. PERIOD!
            MDRNF
            79F.....Not Stock
            80G......Not Stock Either....In the works

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            • #36
              165.91 MPH???

              What kinda rpm's?
              Where's them math dudes??? , too early to think.


              mro

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              • #37
                yes, math please

                with stock xs11 gearing, what rpm's would it take to get the xs11 to hit 165mph?
                MDRNF
                79F.....Not Stock
                80G......Not Stock Either....In the works

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                • #38
                  http://www.xs11.com/specifications/e-spec1.shtml

                  well, at 10K rpm, a 78 should be going 158. that's with the stock 3.3/1 ratio.

                  with the final drive off a 750, at 10k, you should be doing just under 180.

                  1/3.3 = .30303030303

                  1/2.9 = .34482759

                  .34482759 divided by .30303030303 = 1.379311

                  1.379311 * 158 = 179.79311 mph @10k RPM

                  Q.E.D.

                  However, with an 18" wheel, it's concievable that one could go faster.
                  Kristoffer
                  "Take apart yer carbs!"
                  1978 XS1100E - "The Maroon Baboon" (SOLD)
                  1979 XS1100 (3 of them) in the garage. Not deserving of names yet.

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                  • #39
                    woooooaaaahhhh!

                    I will just stick with my quote, it's pretty simple.I would buy the video of a 160+ xs11 run, but I will stick to 120 and below myself
                    MDRNF
                    79F.....Not Stock
                    80G......Not Stock Either....In the works

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                    • #40
                      Taller gearing alone WON'T increase top speed, there's more to it than that. Power and wind resistance is what it's all about. The article I'm talking about 267kph at Kyalami is in a English classic motorcycle magazine I have - www.classicmechanics.com is their website. That XS11 was a 1179 chaindrive tuned and tweaked, big carbs, ported ,cams etc.. Dunno if you guys get that mag in the States, but it's the best bike magazine around.

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                      • #41
                        sounds like a good mag!

                        I understand that top end speed is a function of more than just gearing, but the engine, just STOCK should have enough torque and HP to drive a bike to 150+, if provided the appropriate gearing.

                        You can have all the HP and torque and aerodynamics in the world, but if your bike won't go above 158 at 10K rpm, you're not going to set any speed records.
                        Kristoffer
                        "Take apart yer carbs!"
                        1978 XS1100E - "The Maroon Baboon" (SOLD)
                        1979 XS1100 (3 of them) in the garage. Not deserving of names yet.

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                        • #42
                          Put it this way - raise the gearing on a stock XS11, and the motor won't reach peak horsepower in the taller 5th gear. Beef up the power - then we're talking the stock gearing is perfect for the stock motor, bearing in mind this is all meaningless as 200 kph is soon real uncomfortable on a naked bike

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                          • #43
                            Overdrive

                            the bike still launches quick and cruises like there has been a sixth gear installed.My motor is stock, dynatek coils, K&N filter, about 70 lbs lighter than factory though. So does anyone have a big bore motor they want to trade for that I can bolt on?
                            MDRNF
                            79F.....Not Stock
                            80G......Not Stock Either....In the works

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                            • #44
                              Originally posted by pggg
                              Put it this way - raise the gearing on a stock XS11, and the motor won't reach peak horsepower in the taller 5th gear. Beef up the power - then we're talking the stock gearing is perfect for the stock motor, bearing in mind this is all meaningless as 200 kph is soon real uncomfortable on a naked bike

                              ya know.... there's really only one way to find out.
                              Kristoffer
                              "Take apart yer carbs!"
                              1978 XS1100E - "The Maroon Baboon" (SOLD)
                              1979 XS1100 (3 of them) in the garage. Not deserving of names yet.

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                              • #45
                                I read that magazine, it's pretty good but costly in the US. I also visit the UK Xs11 board they are a bit different than the US guys more performance oriented, less touring at least that's my view.
                                Cheers, 50gary

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