>Hello.
>
> Is anyone here actually cruising at 138 mph with no effort, and, if
>so, is there anything other than "obedience" which keeps you from pushing it just a teeny bit faster, say...140?
I didn't quite understand the question. By definition, an LSA can't have a Vh greater than that number. The 120Kts is a performance limit. There is no "speed limit" imposed on Sport PIlots. If your plane has a Vne higher than 120Kts, you are welcomed to go faster than 120 Kts (in a dive for example).
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