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I did. It was possible to use the left hand controls to switch music. It worked OK but now I have an extra screen which is better. Love Japan! I’m going to Tokyo & Osaka over new years. :)

This is how the rear looked at 5300km

If you gas like crazy the fuel gauge will adapt so the number shown usually decreases kinda fast if you drive like crazy.

The 790 version works great. I made a video about it.

The best tactic would surely be to ride as much as possibly during the four years warranty… Go go go!

You can hide the module, it’s not like anyone needs to see it.

The Euro 5+ is an issue for sure. FuelX or Coober will definitely amend that issue. Previous, I couldn’t ride my bike in 2nd gear at 30km/h, now I can run it at 25km/h in 2nd gear without issues. If there was a “power parts ECU upgrade”, that would have been the best option I guess, but there...

There’s no substitute for checking the blind spot, even with blind spot detection.

I could have used my original tires longer but they started to show wear and it was time for engine service. It was getting closer to the need to swap the rear tire so…

At 5500km I think. Swapped them at CEC in combination with the yearly service. There are probably cheaper ways but that was convenient for me.

The original tires got worn down very fast. I never drive gravel so the Road 6 is a lot better for me. The lean angle is greater making the turns faster.

A few times on idle. That didn’t bother me so much but it also died two times when I was riding in town, in roundabouts.

My 801’died on me a few times. Installed the FuelX and haven’t had any issues since.

Welcome fellow Swedes! Here’s my 801. :)

We have 95 octane and 98 octane in Sweden. I always run 95.

Got it. I set my FuelX to setting 7. Haven’t fiddled with it at all since installing.

You are going to like the FuelX. :)

That front disc brake looks crazy big. So cool 😆

Of course, I meant this one with 188 replies: https://hqvadventure.com/forum/threads/fender-eliminator.1453/

There is already a tail tidy thread with lots of info.