bike dyno

[double agent]

I would like to get my bike to dyno, smooth out the loose ends and give a tad more hp+t. does anyone know where I might find a reputable place?

[Aprikot]

I'm not sure exactly where you live, (your location says "mass") but I took my bike to a place in Northboro, route 9 west. It's about 10-15 mins from Worcester. It's called Harry's Machined Parts and they do all sorts of bike repairs, tune ups, and performance mods for all kinds of bikes. After I broke in my Ninja, I wanted to get an idea of what sort of dyno numbers I was dealing with so that I may upgrade in the future. It cost $50 to dyno the bike (did 3 runs) and the guy gave me a printout of HP, torque, and air/fuel ratio. He seemed very knowledgeable and gave me some pointers for performance mods and general make-it-run-better stuff. If you want, give them a call at 508-366-1455.

I've also been to "Bike Night" up at the Heritage Ice Cream shop in Dracut, MA and a couple of times I've seen a dyno there with a LONG line of people getting runs. Not sure on the price (if any)...

[Rice-rocket1]

Hey Chris, Tony at the "Pit Stop" has a dyno and I get along fine with him...... All thou you may have fun tuning that 600 with the 750 mapping that you have.

[double agent]

Thanks guys for the info, hey jimmy as a mater of fact I just got it back from tony's. I had progressive rate springs put in front and rear, as for a dyno - I had him do it last time and he didn't even bring it to red line. he stopped at 11000.

[Mad Max]

I am interested in taking my bike to a dyno as well. I am in N. worcester county.... are thee any places that would be close to me?

[Rye]

Originally posted by Aprikot
I'm not sure exactly where you live, (your location says "mass") but I took my bike to a place in Northboro, route 9 west. It's about 10-15 mins from Worcester. It's called Harry's Machined Parts and they do all sorts of bike repairs, tune ups, and performance mods for all kinds of bikes. After I broke in my Ninja, I wanted to get an idea of what sort of dyno numbers I was dealing with so that I may upgrade in the future. It cost $50 to dyno the bike (did 3 runs) and the guy gave me a printout of HP, torque, and air/fuel ratio. He seemed very knowledgeable and gave me some pointers for performance mods and general make-it-run-better stuff. If you want, give them a call at 508-366-1455.

I've also been to "Bike Night" up at the Heritage Ice Cream shop in Dracut, MA and a couple of times I've seen a dyno there with a LONG line of people getting runs. Not sure on the price (if any)...

That dyno is also a 250 model Eddy current.....accurate piece. Rick Stetson did cyl. head work on my motor. I wonder if that is a promo price he's running because he's not typically that cheap.

[Rye]

the hp and torque lines are telling but the EGA is even more important IMHO.