That's literally the only place I've seen the displacement shown in ci. On the manual, the paperwork, the title, and the actual machine its an RH975.
Sportsters have been showing their displacement in cc's for decades. There's an 883 and a 1200.
That's the genius of good ABS and traction control โ on the road, riding normally, you won't ever know they exist!
But when you whack open the throttle on some wet leaves or cross a patch of oil while braking hard, that's when you might notice something. But even then, with good ABS you'll might feel a little pulsing in the lever/pedal and with good TC all you'll notice is a light flashing in the cluster.
I rode it yesterday and got caught in the rain... and it was a non-event. The bike handled the reduced traction with no issue. It was uncanny.
Cool bike. Congrats!
I've never seen engine displacement measured in anything other than cc or liters. Harley went full stupid with 59 cubic inches lol
This one has "975" on it, it doesn't have 59 ci anywhere.
Suzuki cruisers are listed in cubic inches also. Like an S83 Boulevard is 83 ci.
It's right in the specs.
Edit: Oh, you mean on the bike. I see.
That's literally the only place I've seen the displacement shown in ci. On the manual, the paperwork, the title, and the actual machine its an RH975.
Sportsters have been showing their displacement in cc's for decades. There's an 883 and a 1200.
I'd never heard of that so I looked it up
First bullet points -
FORWARD RIDING POSITION
Um, as opposed to what? ๐
MID MOUNT FOOT CONTROL
Phew, glad you didn't put them on the back wheel anyway
RIDER SAFETY ENHANCEMENTS AVAILABLE
Yes, yes I'd like brakes please ๐
They must've been struggling for desirable features then!
Um, as opposed to what?
As opposed to a leaned-back or straight up riding position
"Mid controls" instead of forward controls
Saftey stuff includes traction control, abs, and riding modes
Sounds like you haven't ever seen a motorcycke except in pictures? Dunno why you're laughing at your own ignorance, but have fun I guess.
I laughed. It reminded me of the Top Gear news segments.
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