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05-11-04, 10:38 AM
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Checking Power output
Hi
I was wondering if there is a way to check your power output, relative to other SV's without a dyno. I know that is super subjective and all but lately I have felt that my SV is feeling a bit down on the power. It could be that I have become used to the power delivery. I am concerned particulary with hard pull offs and racing hard through the gears. It just feels like there is not the same power I remember when she was brand new. She feels a bit tired? It is a K4 4000 kilometers on the clock. Am I going mad??? Morpheus |
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05-11-04, 10:54 AM
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Has it been serviced & airfilter cleaned etc lack of this can lead to power drop. The only real way is to tell is dyno or ride a different SV. Also it could just be your now much more familiar with the bike.
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