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<blockquote data-quote="infrared" data-source="post: 1152524" data-attributes="member: 68615"><p>Jer,</p><p></p><p>I have done this test with lesser bikes, with the bike on the centerstand. I parked the bike near a concrete wall, and then pivoted the bike to face straight at the wall, handlebars straight, and with the front tire touching the wall. I kept one hand on the bike seat, to feel for any vibration. My rear wheel was well balanced, and everything was smooth, as if the bike was not even running. I used the tachometer to run the rear wheel up a little past freeway speeds, in top gear. I kept the testing time short, and did <u>not</u> blip the throttle; I was not going looking for trouble. I have <u>not</u> tried this operation with my FJR so I do not know if the bike's computer or ABS would get confused and maybe complain in some way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="infrared, post: 1152524, member: 68615"] Jer, I have done this test with lesser bikes, with the bike on the centerstand. I parked the bike near a concrete wall, and then pivoted the bike to face straight at the wall, handlebars straight, and with the front tire touching the wall. I kept one hand on the bike seat, to feel for any vibration. My rear wheel was well balanced, and everything was smooth, as if the bike was not even running. I used the tachometer to run the rear wheel up a little past freeway speeds, in top gear. I kept the testing time short, and did [U]not[/U] blip the throttle; I was not going looking for trouble. I have [U]not[/U] tried this operation with my FJR so I do not know if the bike's computer or ABS would get confused and maybe complain in some way. [/QUOTE]
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