Am I the only one who didn't know that you can swap between these modes whilst on the move without stopping by selecting the preferred mode then blipping the throttle with the clutch pulled in?
Changing from Dynamic to Road to Rain mode whilst on the move
- Thread starter Nice 'n' Fat
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Yes
Even I know that and I don't own one
Even I know that and I don't own one
Well I don't own one either so 
Well I don't own one either so
Perhaps you should.............................you'll fit in well, in the WC section
Yes , did it this morning on the way in to work as it was pissing down , and a bit lively on Dynamic .Love it 
Perhaps you should.............................you'll fit in well, in the WC section
I'm building my own starting with this
Yes , did it this morning on the way in to work as it was pissing down , and a bit lively on Dynamic .Love it
Apparently it tricks something in to thinking that it is something else ..... Fecking clever if you ask me
WindyChuffer
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RTFM.
I haven't got one
WindyChuffer
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Google it as can be downloaded.
madmartin
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I dont blip or pull clutch in,jusr toggle through mode switch and select . Done.
Can I refer the Honourable Gentleman to post No 3
Titto
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Martin it doesn't always change doing it that way, whereas clutch in & throttle closed changes the mode and suspension straight away.
No it isn't done. Doing the above preselects the mode which will then be selected the next time you pull the clutch in, if this isn't done within a certain time frame it will 'forget' what you pre selected.
With the clutch it activates immediatly. Or you can just wait for it to change, I think.
madmartin
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Yeh. Thinkin about it,the clutch lever is pulled but i certainly dont blip the throttle. Comes as second nature.
WindyChuffer
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So why do you care then?
If you select your mode, but then don't either shut the gas completely or pull the clutch in, it'll cancel after one minute. So it won't just change - you have to prime it, then activate it if you like.
Once Enduro Pro has been added to your software, changing mode won't change suspension settings - It'll let you stay on say say Normal, however you select the engine mapping.
Personally, I don't get why riders would change engine mapping. To me, your throttle is you throttle, and it's yer brain that controls it. My brain will give me the right amount of gas on a wet bumpy roundabout - why would I keep swapping between different throttle settings and add something new that I have to compute? One throttle action, and I know how it works ....
