By123Ron
Hello, first of all, I know that it is illegal to drive faster than the maximum speed specified by the factory, but I am still interested, for example to see if the engine is running properly or simply to know what I would be buying (i.e. whether I could have "problems" or not).
I would especially like to address those with experience with these vehicles!
Ps. My question obviously relates to the original condition!
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Salmon
With the 3-speed (lower circuit with Mo-Kick starter) I reached just over 60. With the 4-speed (connection, 4.3 hp) to 80 km/h. The TM (fusion circuit, 5.3 hp 5-speed with fan cooling) 90 and with the RS (6.25 hp 5-speed with speed cooling almost 100. But I was a rather small “younger” with a weight of 65 kg and I got stuck in the tank lid.
Have fun with the Florett.
Tellenone
My Florette as a small motorcycle, born 1972, ran stopped 90 km/h.
85km/h
Thank you for your answers!