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29 minutes ago, banoffee said:

All TLs are FI

 

Thanks, I thought that but I was looking at a '97 which I was told had the carb's rebuilt. I'm not too familiar with modern bikes xD so just assumed that early ones were carb'd.

I'll have to have a look at it now just out of curiosity!

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Not surprising as plenty of ads state ' carbs cleaned' when the bike was only ever fitted with Throttle bodies! Some people know jack about their own bike!

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5 minutes ago, Matt-Man said:

The TL was the first bike to receive Digital Fuel Injection I read yesterday! 

So the Kawa Z1000H, 'Onda CX650 and the Yam 650 turbo as well I think, don't count - all about the same time?

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Dunno about all that shit... I’m only communucating what I read in CCM yesterday! 
There may have been FI for earlier bikes but was it digital?

Ive no idea! 

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1 hour ago, Matt-Man said:

Dunno about all that shit... I’m only communucating what I read in CCM yesterday! 
There may have been FI for earlier bikes but was it digital?

Ive no idea! 

Any electrical switch / device  - switch on = 1, switch off = 0  and can't get anymore digital / binary than that! All FI before that was mechanical.

ps - don't believe all you read LOL!

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16 hours ago, Matt-Man said:

The TL was the first bike to receive Digital Fuel Injection I read yesterday! 

Yeah, nah. Maybe first Suzuki.

Maybe first with the main throttle and the ecu controlled throttle?

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15 hours ago, Gixer1460 said:

All FI before that was mechanical.

You're ignoring the analogue EFI systems like Bosch L-Jetronic and KE-Jetronic of the 80s. Rather than using lookup tables of stored values like digital EFI they used analogue electronics to meter fuel. I'm not sure what the Kawas used, but injected Ducatis and Bimotas were digital well before TLs. Ducati 851 and Bimota YB4EI were injected in 1987, both Weber Marelli digital systems.

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