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    #16
    Can be very accurate...

    And you don't really care what it reads, just trends and unusual readings.
    Where did you find this ebay guage?
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    Life is too short to ride an L.

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      #17
      Originally posted by Anonymous
      Apparently my 400 has plain bearings so it is a concern for me.

      Steve
      only if your 400 is a 1980 or newer 8 valve engine, the 78 and older 400 has a roller bearing crank.

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        #18
        I care....

        Originally posted by tkent02
        And you don't really care what it reads, just trends and unusual readings.
        Where did you find this ebay guage?
        I do care what it reads, BUT, I wanted to find out if anyone on here had an idea how ACCURATE this type of temp gauge actually is. And since I have not yet had a chance to ride my bike and see what readings I get I can't really tell if in fact this temp gauge is accurate.

        Does anyone here know what readings (operating temp. range) I should get with my 1979 GS1000E? I just want to know what to look for since someone here mentioned that these aircooled versions don't like to idle for longer than a few minutes in warm/hot weather

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          #19
          Originally posted by mkaczmarek
          I do care what it reads, BUT, I wanted to find out if anyone on here had an idea how ACCURATE this type of temp gauge actually is. And since I have not yet had a chance to ride my bike and see what readings I get I can't really tell if in fact this temp gauge is accurate.

          Does anyone here know what readings (operating temp. range) I should get with my 1979 GS1000E? I just want to know what to look for since someone here mentioned that these aircooled versions don't like to idle for longer than a few minutes in warm/hot weather
          Operating temp should be around 190 F (about 88 celsius)
          85 GS1150E May '06 BOM
          79 GS1000S Wes Cooley Beast





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