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uksoldierboy · 19 Feb 2018 at 23:42

Snaggle said:
You can also get the autoblipper function in the map .. its in the ecu just lacking the hardware .

Autoblipper is only possible through the reflash and buying the Woolich QS bud, adds a fair bit onto the price, I paid 1K for the whole thing on the R1.

Snaggle · 19 Feb 2018 at 23:54

I think Juction33 said with autobliper and qs 850 all in including map/dyno . Drop me a trust about the can though

Snaggle · 20 Feb 2018 at 00:17

@Kreeeee Dyno charts for box fresh Mt10 with nothing done to it . He also does a mail service where you send him the ecu and he flashes it and sends it back as im guessing getting over here or finding someone local might be tricky

IC3 · 20 Feb 2018 at 00:41

Kreeeee said:
It's a far better street bike, and all the fun is in the acceleration instead of in the outright speed and maximum lean. The tuono is very fun ridden fast on perfect surfaces, the mt 10 is fun most of the time.

The mt 10 is an excited puppy that is just happy you threw a ball at it while the tuono is a very serious tool with the world's best sound track, looking for a race circuit to play on.

That's a good way of putting it, from reviews and riders opinions looks like Yamaha engineers had done a great job with the new Gen bikes.

uksoldierboy · 20 Feb 2018 at 08:17

Snaggle said:
I think Juction33 said with autobliper and qs 850 all in including map/dyno . Drop me a trust about the can though

Yeah that's about right really, I paid a bit more for continued mapping support as I tend to change things a lot.

Trust incoming.