i will lite it off one more time, just befor i get the new ones put on. i was supose to have them put on right after i did that burn out. I took my bike up to the shop, took the tires up there, and was all set then they told me that they dont ballance them. what the hell is a shop good for if they cant ballance my tires. LAME. i will post another vid in a week or so when i go get the new ones put on.

 

hahaha, that is priceless
"You can change tires, but not balance them" That is useless! For a shop that is.
Do them yourself or find a better shop.

 

exhaust sounds good. nice burnout too

 

Nice burn out.

I was gonna record myself burning off the rest of my old tire on the 750, but forgot about doing it until I already had the tire off. I was sota pissed.

 

Hey what was your temp after you did that? I did my first burn out too today and my temp went to 234! I hope i didn't mess anything up..i'm running water wetter too. i let the bike cool off and it's running cool now.

 

how long did you hold your burn out for?

mine did not go up that high. It was 190ish, but it did shoot up drastically. You can hear the bike start to stumble, and I had to rev it up to keep it running. It fired right back up and ran perfect. I was concerned though. Keep in mind the bike is under a big load with no air flow. The only thing the temp can do is climb. Just be careful and keep an eye on it.

 

234 degrees is nothing to worry about.

 

that's a comforting to hear what's a dangerous temp to be in? i don't have the owners manual so i really don't even know what's normal operating temp

 

235 in normal in hot weather in stop and go traffic. If it gets any higher I would go faster to increase the air flow or shut it off.
your display will flash at you when it gets to hot. Although I would not wait until the display flashes to shut it down.

You can also run synthetic motor oil. That dropped my operating temp by 10 deg. Water Wetter or Engine Ice, or Purple Ice will also drop your temp.