Tuning Motorcycles On Our Axis Dynamometer// Revival Tech Talk #50

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The coronavirus didn't just hit the Handbuilt Show and The Twist-Off this year; COVID-19 has caused the Texas Harvest Classic to be cancelled as well. In this 50th installment of Revival's Tech Talk series, Alan explains why the Harvest Classic is so close to Revival's heart, and introduces the video we made for the Harvest Classic's livestream.
In the video, Chris explains why we invested in our Axis Dynamometer ('Dyno' for short), and why it has become one of our favorite tools in the shop.
If you'd like us to tune your bike on the Dyno, contact us at [e-mail]
We encourage you head to www.harvestclassic.org to learn more about this event and donate to a good cause.

[@guzforce]

I dream every day about having a Dyno like that... So much I "believe" it would help me...😀 Great video, thank you!

[@robertos4172]

Since it appears that your A/F ratio is uniformly rich, why only change the main? your idle circuit, and needle will also have to be tweaked no?

[@dennisclanton5342]

Your thoughts on that dyno vs the dynojet

[@FunwithNick]

I think the dyno jet is Superior to the Axis Dyno. I'm not sure if this axis Dyno utilizes an Eddy brake system like The 250i From dyno jet If its the 200i from dyno jet I think the axis dyno is superior.

[@CajunGreenMan]

Is that a vapor blasting cabinet at 2:04 please? Thanks!

[@RevivalCycles]

It's not, it's a sand blasting cabinet big enough for a frame.

[@CajunGreenMan]

@@RevivalCycles thanks!