Bone Stock.. as verified by me and also
our GTS friend and owner Bob Johnson in
San Diego..

I also have a printout of the result.. My bike
had 6500 miles on it when I dyno'ed it.

I currently have 48,000 miles on it..
The dyno is a dynojet dyno at Orange County Triumph
dyno'ed by Mickey at OCT.. fair temp at 72 degrees and
humidity.

Best Regards,
Doug...

-----Original Message-----
From: GTS-1000 Owners List [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Rick Davids
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 10:53 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Dyno Runs


Local bike shop was doing $15 dyno runs tonight. My '94 did 90 hp / 66 ft
lbs at the rear wheel. I sent a scan of the printout to Baroonie to see if
he'd post it on his web site.
I've ordered the renegade and will post results after the pipe is installed
in a few weeks.

Hey Doug, is your bike stock? I find it hard to believe it would dyno 98hp
at the rear wheel given that the manufacturer claims 100hp at the crank and
that's usually a slight exageration.




> You must be riding the "slow" blue model.
> My "red '93" dyno'ed at Orange County Triumph
> at: 98hp and 72 ft lbs. of torque.
> (Bob Johnson can verify this on this list)
>
> Regards,
> Doug McLeod..
>

>
> Oh yea... The forth gear roll on dyno run at sport bike west.  my GTS
> came up with 87 horse power at the rear wheel .  It was not even close
> to the other bikes that were there, some bikes were putting out 148
> horsepower and some twins that were 117 horsepower .  But I was the only
> touring/sport bike that braved the dyno. I was actually think in about
> getting the renegade exhaust system for my bike to see how it would do
> but the cost of the exhaust system is extremely high.
>
> however I did get the prize for having they have used Bike to go on the
> dyno.
>
> it was fun to see Daren's GTS with the pain that changes in different
> lights and his custom brackets for attaching on the Aux lights.
>
> yes Israel has internet and e-mail but I will be very consumed work
> there .  But I will try to keep up with a list as much as possible
>
>
> Later
> Garrett Welch
>
>

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