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I am afraid you are not correct.. Your max acceleration is at max torque.
By lazymoto
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When explaining torque and HP many articles on the net say: "Torque is how fast you accelerate, HP is you maximum speed (How fast you can go)."- I disagree, as power is the key parameter that decides how fast one can accelerate. I.e. Max torque could be at 7500RPM but peak HP could be at 8500RPM, meaning that max acceleration would also be at peak HP not at peak torque... Is my understanding here correct? I feel like the statement "Torque is how fast you accelerate, HP is you maximum speed (How fast you can go)." is very misleading. Looking forward to your comments.
By Lars Ben
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Lovely and very informative site. well presented and a good read. Some of the links are dead but no matter- easy to find what it was pointing to. Latest research statistics on crash helemets (2023) focusing on RISK but NOT protection shows the risk of being involved in an accident are significantly lower with an open face helmet. I was suprised to find the USA style half helmets showed significantly even lower risk then open face. Reasons are unclear. Speed limits in France is now often done by private (non government) unmarked cars. This has resulted in a lot slower speeds everywhere in France as people have been fined. The unmarked cars typically go slightly less than the spped limit and so invites overtaking. Ordinary motorists are extemely courteous to bikes and often get out of the way. Please feel free to edit this post if useful.
By Hayden Rackal
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Have anyone ever ridden through the central Asian countries? If so, did you wild camping there?
By John
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Very short ago I had my very first ride on a motorcycle on the back of an r1 sportbike of a friend.
By sabbir
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Just one suggestion - To keep your ride safe, focus on packing weight close to the bike's center of gravity
By David Watson
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I love to read anything I can find which will improve my motorcycle riding experience. Thank you for the advice. Please do more of these posts.
By Cricketle
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Thanks for reccommending the Kawasaki W650! A perfect bike to pick up driving After 30 years (and true to my love for classic models)
By Diederik
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Thank you for Amazing post...
By Sahil Khan
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SINCE MY F650 DOES NOT HAVE A FUEL INDICATOR, HOW MANY LITERS DO I HAVE IN TANK WHEN FUEL LIGHT TURN ON? IS IT 4 AS PER THE ARTICLE 4 RESERVE.
By TOM ZAIDMAN
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