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i love my 2014 rninet, but a mate let me ride his yamaha MT09 the other day and me thinks that a super tune and download of another map may give me the extra squirt that i desire
Just did that myself, I had gained 10kgs during Covid, and managed to shed them in the last 3 months, back to ~78kgs now. That's probably worth 3 or 4 extra hpYou can also just lose weight.. that's cheaper than adding HP's![]()
Funny, you mentioned that @Chris. One of the guys at the Harley shop when I was riding Buell said the same to me, but probably not as tactfully.You can also just lose weight.. that's cheaper than adding HP's![]()
Funny, you mentioned that @Chris. One of the guys at the Harley shop when I was riding Buell said the same to me, but probably not as tactfully.
I agree regarding handling; and have already upgraded the stock suspension to full Ohlins: great improvement! Have also done at least 2 track day instructions and about 250,000 miles on 15+ different bikes. But, came from a Ducati 1100 that had more HP and torque than the RNT; and I definitely missed that and wished the RNT had about 20 more hp. As I recall, this is what the OP asked about. All I can tell you is; vast improvement!Handling and braking is more of a priority IMO. I have watched Nate Kern take a stock bike right off the floor of a dealership and ride rings around others with souped up engines. He has said that anybody can go fast in a straight line. Invest in track instruction if you want to best your buddies.
Also what @jpaton said. It is pretty cool and will help a little bit on the power challenge and give you something to brag about at the cafe. That's what i would do.