Overheat Temp

Can anyone tell me at what temp does the fan automatically switch-on? And at what temp does the red overheat light come on?
TIA

one more how do we test if the temp sensor is working? using i beat???

After putting on a Trail Tech with a temp sensor, I don't think my fan come on with any regularity based on temps. It's one of those iffy things about my bike.

I really don't think my fan has EVER come on.....

Dodgy thermo sensor? Fan? Whatever....... never heard it.

The manual states 184 degrees high temp and 200 degrees overheat. My fan kicked-on at 205. I adjusted my gauge settings accordingly.

Thanks,

how did you adjust your gage settings,my fan never comes also ?

I could be wrong (it wouldn't be the first time!!) but I thought the red light was for over revving (not temp).......(i.e. red light = red line)

I have 60w oil in my bike right now. It seems to cross the 200 mark real easily, and I wonder if the oil is causing more heat? I think I ran 40w oil last summer and I didn't cross the mark so easily. Thoughts?

My bike doesn't have a fan. Should it have one?

A fan would help if you had a manual switch and rode in bumper to bumper traffic. Mine hasn't come on in ages, I know a bunch of people just took them off their 610.

If my bike sits at idle for about ten minutes the fan will kick on. I'll check the cylinder temp with my infrared gauge and report back.

My kicks on between 210 to 215 without fail...unless the 20 amp fuse pops.

How do know what the temp is? I want to install a gauge but have not found one.

Trail Tech Vector has a temp sensor that hooks up to the radiator.

Thanks, I'll check that out.