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[QUOTE="canyncarvr, post: 664100, member: 16552"]
Maybe a defiinition of 'instantaneous'?

There is a 'hesitation' you could reasonably expect that keeps a small motor that has traction from hitting 6kRPM.  More likely the back end with break loose, which will make that 'hesitation' considerably less.

How about this?  Consider you have your stereo running at a fairly high volume, but the speaker switch is 'off'.  Turn the speaker switch 'on' (well to a postion that selects an installed set of speakers?).

How fast do you hear noise (or blow up your stereo ;) )?

Not 'instantaneous' I guess, meaning not [b]exactly[/b] at the same time you hit the switch....but close enough to it that there isn't a whole lot of realtive argument to the contrary.

Depends on speed, too.  From .5mph, a flick to 1/2 throttle in second/third gear isn't likely to be too amazing.

From your description of the situation, I'd expect the bike to be pretty much happening [b]now[/b] when you wick-it open.
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