I always love that. I get goose bumps every time I hear multiple bikes going into and out of a corner!

did u get it bro?

And the wheels? what about the wheels?

That's what I thought too, maybe cuz they're straight-piped? When I went to MotoGP for the first time, the first race I saw was a Moto3 FP, and heard the familiar 250cc bee hive-like buzz thinking 'sweet, they're still racing two strokes!' Alas, MotoGP has long switched over to 4-stroke

Its a single cylinder..with racing exhaust..it will sounded like that.

high rpm :))

semi straight pipe race exhausts make any 4 stroke motorcycle sound like a normal 2 stroke

The throttle still 10-14k rpm

This bike's redline i believe is 16000+ And you can increase your rpm on any bike, depends on what type. If its on fuel injection system you could do it with remapping the ecu, and make the AFR going rich so the bike is not jamming anytime u dont want, 2 stroke is the simplest one, use a racing cdi and rejetting your carbs could increase up to 5000 rpm because there is not so much moving object inside the engine, but the case about 4 stroke, i recommend increasing the rpm just about 1000-2000 revs because you dont wanna break your engine

Increasing redline of an engine need to be done in two ways, electronics and mechanical. Electronic : remap ecu Mechanical : better valve springs, better induction system, better exhaust system, bigger camshafts and you'll be needing the higher revs more than you ever thought it would be.

14000

240kmh

@@iamleoooo wow its so fast

@@iamleoooo under 220km/h bro

Diki Putra ngacapruk lah..

it's not km/h it's the temperature Celcius of the liquid cooled

Its faster than your scooter

Mph Kang

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