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Originally posted by lincolnboy View PostI have never understood why they have not put speed limit on car/bike maker. why have speed limits on street but car/bike have speed limits over 100 mph.
the main reason that i can see as to why they haven't already set a speed limit for the manufacturer is because it is one of the favorite American past times to "go fast" and a symbol of freedom if you will, due in part to the modification/ tuning of cars during the prohibition era.
And even if the manufacturers had set governors on cars, how long do you think it would last before people figured out how to hack/ mod their way around it?
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Originally posted by wickedblkgt View Postlet me start off by saying that I have owned an 01 929, and and 03RC51, so I understand the thrill. Let me also say I am in Law Enforcement. Last night wile on my patio, I see air 1 running down 635 chasing a bike. I turn on the scanner app on my phone and listen to the chase. The guy ends up crashing around the High Five and dieing I guess( officers were requesting forensics). Why risk the chance of dying for just a thrill?
Just because a handful of sport bike riders do something doesn't mean they all do.Matts1911SA - XBox Live Gamertag
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Originally posted by lincolnboy View PostI have never understood why they have not put speed limit on car/bike maker. why have speed limits on street but car/bike have speed limits over 100 mph.
If they limited my 750 to 100mph, anything above 2nd gear would be useless other than cruising I guess. It runs 116 in 2nd on the rev limiter.
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Originally posted by shumpertdavid View PostThey started adding speed limiting into the ECU software around 03 or 04 I believe. The Zx12's and Hayabusa's were speed limited to 186, they won't even run 187 mph anymore.
If they limited my 750 to 100mph, anything above 2nd gear would be useless other than cruising I guess. It runs 116 in 2nd on the rev limiter.2012 GT500
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Originally posted by jnobles06 View Posti'm sure it will eventually come to that. when insurance can lobby enough to make it happen, like mandatory wearing of seatbelts.
the main reason that i can see as to why they haven't already set a speed limit for the manufacturer is because it is one of the favorite American past times to "go fast" and a symbol of freedom if you will, due in part to the modification/ tuning of cars during the prohibition era.
And even if the manufacturers had set governors on cars, how long do you think it would last before people figured out how to hack/ mod their way around it?
Correct me if i am wrong
some city have laws against modifing street cars.
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Originally posted by lincolnboy View PostCorrect me if i am wrong
some city have laws against modifing street cars.
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Originally posted by lowthreeohz View Postthey do. you can.
we are talking about if it was a law where every vehicle had made had to be governed below 100mph. if it was government mandated it would probably be a lot harder, but there is always a way around it weather it be machining a new part or writing some code.
i think lincolnboy might just be saying dumb shit to fuck with me, but its ok. i'm working a 17hr shift so it keeps me entertained.
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Originally posted by NTexas_V-Star View PostBecause Harley's, or other cruisers, are inherently less dangerous, right? The bikes behave however the asshole twisting the throttle want them too. Regardless of make/model/style. I've known more people to crash Harley's than anything else.
Just because a handful of sport bike riders do something doesn't mean they all do.
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