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Discussion in 'General 1000RR Discussion' started by Andrew_CBR187, Aug 19, 2020.

  1. Andrew_CBR187

    Andrew_CBR187 Active Member

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    I just picked up my new 18 CBR and have set the TC to 0.
    I see that it resets back to 1 every time I stop/start. Is this normal or am I doing something stupid?
     
  2. Paul Longstaff

    Paul Longstaff Senior Member

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    I've never moved mine from 3 since I got it so no idea mate sorry
    It still let's it slip a little before cutting in and it still let's me hover the front wheel off the ground for some serious distance when accelerating hard so just left it where it is.
    Prob laziness on my part for not experimenting enough :oops:
     
  3. Andrew_CBR187

    Andrew_CBR187 Active Member

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    You should try it on TC0, it is a totally different beast!
     
  4. RC45

    RC45 Active Member

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    Yes this behaviour is by design.

    I have a tune that hits so hard in first you'll be looking for TC as the tire spins up on a rollon through 6500rpm :D
     
  5. Andrew_CBR187

    Andrew_CBR187 Active Member

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    Oh dear, this is going to become really annoying.
    Just like the Panigale I just sold, I only used TC on my first ride until I figured out how to switch it all off.
    Why does it spin the rear wheel, shouldn't it wheelie or do you need a new rear tyre?
     
  6. RC45

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    Spins the tire because it hits so hard in 1st and 2nd compared to the stock and other tuner tunes.

    Also understand the new throttle by wire bikes are designed with the intention of engaging TC as a speed enhancing tool allowing the rider to be more demanding on the throttle and getting more power to the ground quicker.

    Hell there is an entire section of the HRC ECU dedicated to extremely nuanced TC that will allow much better drive out of turns and acceleration than was ever possible with the analog bikes.
     

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