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Aprc settings for clutch up wheelies

Joined Jul 2015
1 Posts | 0+
Reading UK
Can anybody help with optimum aprc settings for clutch up wheelies please? I have the AWC totally off, the mapping on 'T' and the ATC anything from 1 to 8 but on cluthing up in 1st the aprc often kicks in and slams me down a few inches off the ground. It seems to work best when accelerating before clutching up, but even then sometimes kicks in and is very disconcerting. When it works it's great, but a waste of an engine if so random.
 
Usually just use the power to lift the front, maybe you're just moving a bit slow for the electronics before clutching it up? Not sure how it all works when going slow but maybe just needs to be a little speed for the electronics to get up to speed??!?!? My old bandit 12 never had the APRC problem :lol
 
I am not a wheelie expert, but I wouldn't be clutching up a 1000cc sport bike in 1st :thumbdown

Try it in 2nd.
 
mine lifts off power in 2nd or accelerate to about 5000 rpm off throttle then back on .whoop up she comes and sometimes 3rd too
 
Clutch it up in 1st and you will get the nickname "Flipper" before long. If you leave TC on (1 to 8) it's most likely detecting rear wheel slip thus backing off the power. Switch everything off if you want to "wheelie" but be warned, the fly by wire is not the most subtle for balance point wheelies. You statement about the engine being a waste is bollox in my opinion, if you want to spend all day being a wheelie God on the back wheel buy a speed triple, this isn't what the Tuono V4 is about.
 
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