Dt 125r dyno
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@jonne123
Yeah theyre apparently supposed to be really good, but why not just aim to have a fast bike with a good tune, it doesnt have to be on or the other, all the fast bikes wouldnt be fast bikes without a good tune, dont really understand your quote -
@Arild said in Dt 125r dyno:
@jonne123
Yeah theyre apparently supposed to be really good, but why not just aim to have a fast bike with a good tune, it doesnt have to be on or the other, all the fast bikes wouldnt be fast bikes without a good tune, dont really understand your quoteOr even better firstly rule out what it is that you wish to achieve when you say “fast”
Are we talking full on “wheelies every gear m8” or BARacing angry bicycle
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So the argument I have about that is my DTR probably doesn't make that sort of power.
Doesn't matter that it's not the "bad boy" French model since they aren't as tuned as mine. Fact of the matter is, they simply don't nake that much power without significant investment.
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Had this recently with someone telling me my TDR would be dog slow with its DTR cylinder and that his 4FU with 32mm would be a rocket ship. Person seemed unable to comprehend that I didnt really care that much and that its essentially a softly tuned fun / commuter bike that is designed to be reliable and run on basic maintenance only.
P codes, SP cylinders etc are all good if you have them, can afford them and are that bothered about getting 1 or 2 bhp out of a softly tuned Yamaha engine.
I've just sold 150bhp Ducati Multistrada so I'm not overly interested in 15 or 20 hp as long as the bike moves and is fun to ride
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No disrespect meant from the start! But I’m guessing that you’re about 17 and haven’t ridden a great deal of bikes?
Every 125 Has been restricted to about 12bhp since the late 80’s AFAIK. Any bike that is significantly above that has been de-restricted and/or tuned.
You can unrestricted early dtr’s by ‘pinning’ the power valve open. This will give you higher bhp but will basically make the throttle an on/off button with terrible response.
Later bikes I don’t know as much. You can unrestrict them and the variable power valve will still give you better low rev torque/response (I’m guessing that is what you mean by throttle response?)Do some reading up on deristricting your year model bike, then do some riding. Stop worrying about numbers bud, enjoy a wicked little bike for what it is, before yearning for more...
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@jonne123 said in Dt 125r dyno:
Yeah i know that its not a rocket ship. But i hope for little more throttle response and 1-3hp more
Thats a big increase for a 125
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@Calum said in Dt 125r dyno:
If I wanted to go silly fast I'd take my ZXR out for a spin
Building a 900 Monster this winter for fun at a lower pace
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@SpookDog I believe you could also show your License to Yamaha at time of purchase and they'd fit the YPVS for you. Hence why some came with the valves.
The latter models were restricted in other ways and probably came with the valves fitted for emmissions.
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I did wonder where all the 3 wire servo’s came from. I heard that a 1000 exup had the same servo. Thought that was a 4stroke though.
I love learning new shit!Did you mean the 5 wire were emission related? Dunno, I still think they are for improving bottom rev torque. Interesting though...
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Off topic. I saw the most beautiful bike ever. It was a Ducati with a ‘space frame’ of steel with about a 750-1000 v twin engine. 80’s looking. I never got a look at the numbers, never had any decals. Cafe racer, clip on looking dream boat!
I’d really love to find out what it was... -
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@jonne123 said in Dt 125r dyno:
How tzr 125 makes 25hp?
Different dyno's read differently and also manufacturers often claim at the crank not back wheel
