SHINERAY HUSQVARNA branded S.W.M

**TexasAggie** · 03-28-2017, 07:11 AM

Surprised?? No....What kind of results do you get on your GS with your riding style? I saw some of your style last year as you departed the local "rest stop" and figured you were having a blast with much more fun than any steroids could ever
give you!

**ShuBen** · 03-28-2017, 07:36 AM

Don't make me feel ashamed.... The GS never had exceeded a max consumption of 5.6L/ 100km on mixed road condition.

Only on speeding 200+ kmph on a absolutely empty, for far distance clear visibility and straight expressway the remaining distance counter starts dropping like a space shuttle countdown 😁

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**Hunty** · 04-10-2017, 07:18 PM

Hello I have swm rs500r what are the restrictions on this bike it doesn't seem to be clear I see only in the manual 20kw /38kw race

**ShuBen** · 04-10-2017, 11:18 PM

They limit throttle twist, reduce air intake flow with a plastic cap, have a device installed to avoid gas fumigation(??? For whatever) and the O2 sensor.
As I learned the sensor is not really a performance killer but part of the data input for calculation optimizing gas injection. I will put that in again.

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**Hunty** · 04-11-2017, 04:27 AM

Originally Posted by ShuBen

They limit throttle twist, reduce air intake flow with a plastic cap, have a device installed to avoid gas fumigation(??? For whatever) and the O2 sensor.
As I learned the sensor is not really a performance killer but part of the data input for calculation optimizing gas injection. I will put that in again.

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Thank you for your reply I will have a look at my bike I did think that the throttle twist was short. The bike does feel restrictive I will have a look at the air filter as well. I have just ordered the single arrow exhaust so I hope I will see a difference in response and performance.

**Hunty** · 04-11-2017, 05:57 PM

Originally Posted by Hunty

Thank you for your reply I will have a look at my bike I did think that the throttle twist was short. The bike does feel restrictive I will have a look at the air filter as well. I have just ordered the single arrow exhaust so I hope I will see a difference in response and performance.

Good evening I looked at my bike today and on the plastic air filter holder did you take the plate off which was held on with the three torx screws?
I also looked at the throttle assembly under the tank and can see that there is a plate which does stop the throttle so I have now removed it.
Thank you

**ShuBen** · 04-11-2017, 11:04 PM

As I remember I took off a big plastic cap and a related plastic ring with size of the cap ....

How does your bike run now?

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**Hunty** · 04-12-2017, 04:25 AM

Originally Posted by ShuBen

As I remember I took off a big plastic cap and a related plastic ring with size of the cap ....

How does your bike run now?

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Thanks for the reply i will try at the weekend once I get the arrow exhaust it should feel like a different bike .

**ShuBen** · 04-12-2017, 05:35 AM

My one wheelies on swift throttle turn easily.

But as the bike is with just 150km until now, I do not exceed the rpm by 6000.

Just read in a German forum that it can rev up to 10k ✌

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**bigdamo** · 04-15-2017, 01:01 AM

Originally Posted by ShuBen

Today I re fueled the RS500R.
In fully open condition it used 6.4L /100km 😱 .... Must buy a gas station.
OK, I am not what one calls passive rider, but...
I will do 2 more refilling rounds in this condition and then re install the O2 sensor and see what's happen then.
Just read it would reduce power by about 5% but also optimize fuel consumption.
Let's find out

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You can get a bigger tank from here.http://www.safaritanks.com.au/home/s...50-310-450-510 from memory there were companies making a rack that went over the rear mudgauard as well.