RapidBike EASY - initial thoughts
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Mark Hooton
Cymarcbikeparts
fitting
The fitting instructions are basic but just about adequate to fit the unit yourself if you have a good amount of mechanical and electrical knowledge to translate what is needed into practical application.
Other than that if you would like us to install and set up the unit for you, by prior arrangement of course that is fine also. We do provide an excellent set up service bespoke to your bike and offer you the opportunity to watch and have a free breakfast/ lunch while we do the installation for the modest price of £150 which includes correct routing of the harness and heat shield protection / application where necessary.
Once the unit is fitted we do an on road set up trim test to make sure the system is operating at its optimum.
Basically it's up to you which way you would like to go.
Kind regards
The fitting instructions are basic but just about adequate to fit the unit yourself if you have a good amount of mechanical and electrical knowledge to translate what is needed into practical application.
Other than that if you would like us to install and set up the unit for you, by prior arrangement of course that is fine also. We do provide an excellent set up service bespoke to your bike and offer you the opportunity to watch and have a free breakfast/ lunch while we do the installation for the modest price of £150 which includes correct routing of the harness and heat shield protection / application where necessary.
Once the unit is fitted we do an on road set up trim test to make sure the system is operating at its optimum.
Basically it's up to you which way you would like to go.
Kind regards
Mark Hooton
Cymarcbikeparts
Hiya fella, thanks for your input
muchly appreciated, it will be a pleasure to ring you sometime and have a natter!Ride safe
Galactic Greyhound
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Roger 04 RT
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Or as Thorr said, you can simply fit the AF-XIED and know exactly what it is doing and how it works: http://forums.bmwmoa.org/showthread.php?56990-2004-R1150RT-Wideband-O2-Sensors.
Since I've installed, tested and reported how every other add-on fueling device works and what it's limitations are, and since I still have two bungs in my exhaust, I'd be happy to test what an Easy does and with data report on how it does it. Mark, if you or anyone would like to make the loan, let me know.
Since I've installed, tested and reported how every other add-on fueling device works and what it's limitations are, and since I still have two bungs in my exhaust, I'd be happy to test what an Easy does and with data report on how it does it. Mark, if you or anyone would like to make the loan, let me know.
Like Neoviper says , it cannot be seen by BMW , I know I have checked . So I'm not sure how you came up with the notion it can be seen Mark ..
Galactic Greyhound
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So, our bikes are running like crap because the air/fuel ratio (AFR) has been leaned out because of Euro emission regs.
We get our bikes running properly by fitting a device/remapping to set the AFR to what it should be for optimum running (13.7:1).
Isn't this defeating the Euro emission regulations?
How long before such devices/ remapping are banned?
Are we not just as guilty as Volkswagen in cheating the system?
Where are our environmental concerns?
We get our bikes running properly by fitting a device/remapping to set the AFR to what it should be for optimum running (13.7:1).
Isn't this defeating the Euro emission regulations?
How long before such devices/ remapping are banned?
Are we not just as guilty as Volkswagen in cheating the system?
Where are our environmental concerns?
....and yet the very latest 2017 with E4 emissions run really smooth with good fueling!
Thanks for the update eisen77 much appreciated. How difficult is it to install? I'm a total numpty when it comes to electrics.
Mark Hooton
Cymarcbikeparts
That`s brilliant news fella
enjoy!But for those of us who`s bikes aren`t as lucky to run soooooo sweet there are options!
Mark Hooton
Cymarcbikeparts
Only what I have already read and heard fella, here`s just one example below, that`s all! Ride safe
"-Had a Hilltop re map - modifies and achieve power by flashing the ecu - can be removed by the author but is complex and leaves a footprint"
De-catting an exhaust is far more harmful to the environment than adjusting the mixture so an engine runs properly. Real world emissions tests on cars have proven they pollute far more than the lab tests suggest.
The only way to completely deal with environmental concerns is to not ride bikes/drive cars which will never happen.
Mark Hooton
Cymarcbikeparts
And feel free to ring me if you need any help or advice!
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eisen77
Registered user
The only problem is to route/zip tie the cables correctly. Apart from that, all you have to do is unclip 2 lambda sensor plugs and plug the module in.
Though not rocket science, i recommend you have your local mechanic to it properly so the job is done safely. It will be a very quick job for someone with experience.
Thanks for your reply eisen77. I'm tempted to give it a go.
Only what I have already read and heard fella, here`s just one example below, that`s all! Ride safe
"-Had a Hilltop re map - modifies and achieve power by flashing the ecu - can be removed by the author but is complex and leaves a footprint"
How's Engineer getting on at cracking Geoff's magic formula?
Joolsroper
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Can't resist have just ordered one!
eisen77
Registered user
Appreciate the detailed input Thorr. A very useful post.
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