what's the highest temp you've seen on the display?

[RonH]

Kind of boring, so sorry, but today while riding in heavy traffic, saw air temp of 127 degrees. I think that is the highest I've ever seen while actually riding. I realize the air temp is effected by other factors, so not accurate, but I was getting a little on the warm side.

 

[bigbob]

108 in KC MO.


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[Cycledude]

About 107 is the highest I've ever ridden in, that was in Texas maybe 8 years ago.

 

[steve68steve]

I think it's "intake" temp, not "air" temp.


If you biff your fan, then clutch and rev a lot in deep sand with little forward progress for a while, you can blow the cap off the reservoir tank and blow/ boil half your coolant volume away. When you do that, the whole display will say in large font "HI TEMP".

 

[Sierra1]

I haven't checked this bike's temp gauge in a while. Although the air temp has been 98-102 for a couple of weeks now. The highest I've seen was on the ST1300. I think the Honda's gauge maxes out at 122. Because several times it showed 122, and was blinking; 121 did not blink. I didn't have a dry piece of clothing on at all.

 

[SilverBullet]

124 degrees while cruising 80 mph down the highway. Outside air temperature was 118 degrees at that time.

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[Sierra1]

Outside air temperature was 118 degrees at that time.

Death Valley?

 

[Stef]

Death Valley?

Hell?

 

[78YZ]

Moab, UT August 2016.

 

[Skidoo]

A ride a few months ago when things were a little 'warmer' >

 

[bigbob]

A ride a few months ago when things were a little 'warmer' >

123 F for us mericans


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[Sierra1]

But it's a dry heat. )

 

[SilverBullet]

Death Valley?

No Imperial Valley, Ocotillo CA was the peak temp of the day.
I rode from Tucson to El Centro (~300 miles) that summer day without seeing another bike. Then only a handful all the way into LA basin.

 

[Skidoo]

But it's a dry heat. )

Absolutely . . . but look at the time ::025::

 

[Standby diver]

117 traffic. In Hawaii. Not a dry heat.

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[Sierra1]

Absolutely . . . but look at the time ::025::

I assumed that was 5:02PM....are you telling me that is 5:02AM?! ??? If so, that is the start of a bad day.

 

[Skidoo]

Absolutly correct, 5:02 PM, things usually start cooling off after 3 but the heat just hung on and on :

 

[Sierra1]

5P is when we start cooling off. But, in the summer time, 80 for an overnight "low" is quite common around here.