@@xfdfff2620 it was closer to 65 should be 65 hp. I can have a look at the dyno chart to tell you the exact hp. Well I‘m not sure about a bigger carb. Usually when you install a carb that is to big the bike while always stall and so on. Air filter is a nice mod but I guess it won’t give you that much gain of hp.
@@Jake_203 no need for exact chart, that would be too much to ask for. Little over 65 hp is probably what it is. Was curious to know about these bikes tho, as I am thinking what bike should I get for next year.
@@meddis4647 well its a race bike with number plates on ^^. But as long as you take the maintaince serious it should last long, well you can always have bad luck but it can also happen with a new bike... I think 6k is a bit much for the husaberg but i'd say if you always do the oil change and check the valve clearance there should be no big problems. One important thing beside the oil change etc.: You need to warm the husaberg up, so you can't start it and go full throttle, this will kill the engine sooner or later! It also depends much on how you ride the husaberg. I would not recommend going on the highway. You cant always ride 140 km/h, the engine is not made for that. My cruise speed is around 100 km/h - 110 km/h. I only ride on country roads and never had problems with that. So my riding style back then and now is: I let the eninge warm up and ride to some curvy/twisty roads around my town. There i always go full throllte and after some "turns" ^^ i search for a good spot to do a break for me and for the bike so that the engine can cool down. I never had problems with my bike except that my fuel tank is always empty ;)). If you take care of those things you don't have many problems i'd say. Also dont forget to do an engine rebuild every 200 hours like its says in the manual book. You don't always have to do a whole rebuild at 200 hours, but taking a look in the engines inside is worth it, because its better to see a part that maybe be better changed now than ride until the engine dies. If you have any question left, feel free to ask! :)
One thing I forgot to mention: If you wanna buy one, buy the 2005 or newer models. There are more parts available and they are much more reliable. The FS 650 was produced until 2008, then they made the 570
@@Jake_203 as my next bike i prob wont get it, next bike would prob be 610 because maintenace, just maybe 510 smr because of parts, unless 650 is priced better or closer
@@roballan1251 actually I always have the realistic physics settings. Only thing I noticed is, that in the options tab, there is a extra option for abs, which I have enabled. If you want to change the Traction control or the wheelie control, you just press the right button of the cross selector on your controller,then you can go through these settings, I hope you know what I mean ^^
I just got the game in my hands but the bikes are heavily underpowered in time trials even the modified racing bikes . Do you know how i bring them up to spec ?
I don't really know. It's strange... for example with the full modded r1 I can't even get to 300 kmh/180 mph, every bike in ride 4 feels restricted... :/
Exactly .After every race you get experience so i guess either you have to gather enough xp or play through career mode . In any case its annoying because i use this game almost solely for time trials in Nurburgring
Hey , thanx for the answer .As i see here gameplay helmet cam indeed looks almost just as good and the sound too is easily much better . Overall it seems an improvement on every aspect . Haha Milestone finally listened 😂