22-05-07, 08:29 AM
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The Sick Man
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Re: Revving a cold engine
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Originally Posted by andyaikido
I thought they did? Depending on the car tickover will be less than 1000 rpm and be in a very low state of tune so it will only raise it by a few hundred rpm. Cars are quiet too, bikes are noisy beasts. 
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Cars also have electronically actuated throttles so the ECU can keep it at the target revs if needed. They have a whole host of gadgetry to make it run nicely which our bikes dont have, well really recent ones are starting to have more of it.
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