[flw]

Other than in OD, what RPM will you run up to, without shifting up?

 

[Chopin]

I don't know. Maybe I should, but I shift by listening. I'll check sometime.

 

[C Dexter]

minimum 2500
maximum 3000

 

[dirtdobber]

I am a rider that prefers good fuel mileage, so I shift around 2,500 and cruise around 3,000

I do play at times but not that much

dd

 

[detdrbuzzard]

i'll usually shift the 1500 wing between 1800 and 2200 rpm and 2500 - 3000 rpm if i'm riding the 1200 wing

 

[fossil92]

Typically between 2500 & 3000. I usually save the high tach stuff for the Nighthawk. Gotta love a red line 10,000+.

 

[joe in calif]

If your going for fuel economy shift at 2000 RPM, normally I shift around 2500 RPM'S

 

[Two Wheel Wing]

I'm in the +2000 range. Depends on road and traffic conditions as to whether I can wind it out a little. Usually cruse on the super slabs at around 3000 for best mileage.

 

[Dookoo]

Never have looked at the tach. I'm surprised how often the rev limiter kicks in on more spirited rides.

 

[budoka]

I have no standard shift points, I go according to conditions and how I am feeling at the time. If I'm feeling leisurely, I'll short shift at around 2500-3000. If I'm in a sporting mood or want to exercise the bike a bit I'll take it well into the 5000 range and occasionally right up to red-line. Have never hit the rev limiter on the 1800. As I mentioned in aother post, these engines are meant to rev, so let the dogs out once in a while.

 

[calbigbird]

I usually shift gears at 2500 RPM and cruise the freeways at about 3000. If I want to push things, I get out the Norton.

 

[Stratman]

That's the beauty (one of them) of a Wing. You can cruise through a town and not even down shift (cause I'm too lazy to take my feet off the cruising pegs). It still amazes me how low these things will rev and maintain an acceptable speed with no "chug". Gotta love it.
Strat

 

[billcarr_]

Ditto Fossil.