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1100EZ idle speed

Rob S.

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Suzuki and Haynes both say "950 - 1150" rpm.

Is anybody out there able to get their '82 1100e to idle that low? Mine usually indicates about 1400, give or take. As long as it's below 1500 I'm happy.

Has anybody even seen this bike hold a nice idle below 1,000 rpm?
 
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My '80 1100L idles between 750 and 1000, depending on how warmed up she is, and the temp outside. You shouldn't need to be above 1000. Uses more gas than necessary, and doesn't help when shifting into first...
 
I'm thinking 1200 would be a nice idle for mine, minimum.

I remember the manual said 900 for my '73 Kaw Z1, and that was never going to happen (at least not on mine).
 
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