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Old 08-01-2020, 11:38 AM   #1
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Hi Guys,
Has anybody dyno'd and then tuned a monster 1200s, I quite like the look of the new black s that's available in dealers.

I have heard/seen some dyno sheets that are showing some bikes as low as 130bhp. Any thoughts?

Anybody ridden an 1100/evo then a 1200s?

.....I may actually get murdered for this I have my 1100evo, VFR and R6 track bike. Another bike could result in death by wife.

Thanks in advance guys
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Old 08-01-2020, 12:46 PM   #2
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I gave up my Evo for a 1200s

completely different two bikes, with hindsight, on the roads we travel the 1200 doesnt do anymore
if your hitting main roads all the time then they are great, but tight and twisty the evo is much easier imho
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Old 08-01-2020, 03:25 PM   #3
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the evo is getting kept also
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Old 08-01-2020, 06:58 PM   #4
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Ron You could try JHP in Coventry they might have tweaked one.
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Old 08-01-2020, 08:23 PM   #5
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Interesting thread.
I'm in the process obtaining costs to have the ecu on my 12r tweaked.
Up until recently, the only way The way could be 're configured was to remove it, post The unit to Rexxer, who fitted a generic map, then refit and ride.
Rexxer agents can now break into the unit with a code supplied, by Rexxer, then tweak to suit your requirements.
m aim is to need up the mid range, find a few more horses and have the exhaust valve locked open.
The claimed output for the 12r is 160 bhp.

Once I've settled in who/where the bike will go and have the results, the details will be popped in the forum.
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Old 08-01-2020, 08:44 PM   #6
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Neil at Cornerspeed is a Rexxer agent & thoroughly recommended. Not too far away from you.
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Old 08-01-2020, 08:47 PM   #7
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Hi Guys,
Has anybody dyno'd and then tuned a monster 1200s, I quite like the look of the new black s that's available in dealers.

I have heard/seen some dyno sheets that are showing some bikes as low as 130bhp. Any thoughts?

Anybody ridden an 1100/evo then a 1200s?

.....I may actually get murdered for this I have my 1100evo, VFR and R6 track bike. Another bike could result in death by wife.

Thanks in advance guys
If your wife does kill you, can I have your 1100 Evo? It would be nice to have a pair.
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Interesting thread.
I'm in the process obtaining costs to have the ecu on my 12r tweaked.
Up until recently, the only way The way could be 're configured was to remove it, post The unit to Rexxer, who fitted a generic map, then refit and ride.
Rexxer agents can now break into the unit with a code supplied, by Rexxer, then tweak to suit your requirements.
m aim is to need up the mid range, find a few more horses and have the exhaust valve locked open.
The claimed output for the 12r is 160 bhp.

Once I've settled in who/where the bike will go and have the results, the details will be popped in the forum.
Yeah I was reading that rexxer have made big gains on accessing the ECU's and have actually already cracked the SFV4......with a 230RWHP Claim to go with it.
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Old 09-01-2020, 10:36 AM   #9
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If your wife does kill you, can I have your 1100 Evo? It would be nice to have a pair.
Unfortunately the list is long to get hands on that. If I died at the hands of my wife over bike matters there's and fair chance th bikes would go up in flames too.
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Old 09-01-2020, 01:27 PM   #10
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I have heard/seen some dyno sheets that are showing some bikes as low as 130bhp. Any thoughts?
There is probably more variation in the dynos used by the various tests than the Monsters so I'd expect to see variation between results that come from different sources or on days with different atmospheric conditions, air temperature and pressure are commonly included on dyno sheets.

The Ducati number is also at the crank not the rear wheel. With drive train losses considering I've seen numbers between 5% and 15% quoted for drive train loss on a bike 147hp at the crank bike could easily dyno at right around 130 at the rear wheel quite apart from the variability of the dynos.
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Old 09-01-2020, 01:47 PM   #11
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Exactly my thoughts bigoz. Just that I’d really like it to be up towards the 150 area. So think tune to bring it up a bit would be nice.
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Exactly my thoughts bigoz. Just that I’d really like it to be up towards the 150 area. So think tune to bring it up a bit would be nice.
Buy an R.... much sharper than the S
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Old 09-01-2020, 06:26 PM   #13
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Seat height is an issue for my wee legs unfortunately. If an R was an option seat height wise an 899 and SFV4 would be in the mix also. Sadly they just won’t work for me.
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