Turn wheelie control off

[jhanshaw]

Has anyone been successful with getting their computer reprogrammed and turning the wheelie control off?
Thanks.

[1000RR]

Assume you've used/tried the button on the left hand control?

[AMPforE]

Originally Posted by 1000RR

Assume you've used/tried the button on the left hand control?

You know you wrong. LOL

[URBAN LEGEND]

I think he is talking about turning A.W. off no matter what the mode. Not sure how that can be accomplished though.

[1000RR]

Originally Posted by URBAN LEGEND

I think he is talking about turning A.W. off no matter what the mode. Not sure how that can be accomplished though.

Seems like the same end result to me except you don't have to go to the dealer to do it

[BSR-1]

Originally Posted by 1000RR

Seems like the same end result to me except you don't have to go to the dealer to do it

I have the T/C turned off all most all of the time for this very reason!

[URBAN LEGEND]

Originally Posted by 1000RR

Seems like the same end result to me except you don't have to go to the dealer to do it

I think he still wants anti high side but no AW. Who knows?

[1000RR]

Originally Posted by URBAN LEGEND

I think he still wants anti high side but no AW. Who knows?

You're probably right... but I don't think it is that simple (as the OP had hoped). I'm not sure how you would still have some level of DTC but no anti-wheelie. You could adjust it to allow longer wheelies before it started cutting power, but the DTC is gonna still wanna sample the speed of both wheels and at some point (according to the algorithms) start to decrease power. So if you took anti-wheelie totally out, you'd simply be left with no DTC at all. That's my thoughts anyway.

Back to the button on the left