Ordered my TTS Mastertune
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From: Lexington, IL
Start planning now for where you'll mount the laptop while doing the data logging! 
I found a pretty good way to do it was my laptop bag had a pouch with zippers at the top and bottom which you can open to put it on the handle of a roller/overnight bag. That goes over the sissy bar pad pretty nice and one bungie holds it in place. (nice padded case for holding the laptop while you're riding.
I'm pretty impressed with their software. Was hard to bite the bullet and spend the $ but I really like the level of diagnostics I'm getting now. having a idle at about 930 makes it sound more like a harley at a stoplight too.
I found a pretty good way to do it was my laptop bag had a pouch with zippers at the top and bottom which you can open to put it on the handle of a roller/overnight bag. That goes over the sissy bar pad pretty nice and one bungie holds it in place. (nice padded case for holding the laptop while you're riding.
I'm pretty impressed with their software. Was hard to bite the bullet and spend the $ but I really like the level of diagnostics I'm getting now. having a idle at about 930 makes it sound more like a harley at a stoplight too.
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From: Sooke BC
Well, iv got a great laptop backpack. So ill wear it with the computer in it. As the rocker has NO way to mount it otherwise.
I'd like the sound too, and for the bike to shoot some flames on hard acceleration and decel too. Lol. But I'm mostly after the performance, milage, and letting the engine run cooler.
I'd like the sound too, and for the bike to shoot some flames on hard acceleration and decel too. Lol. But I'm mostly after the performance, milage, and letting the engine run cooler.
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I'll just use one of my kids school backpacks....yeah I know it wil look really gay riding a Harley wearing a Catholic High School backpack....but I am too cheap to go buy one. I figure I should be able to tune the bike in 1-2 weekends tops. Where I live the road has all kinds of hills and turns for 20 miles with some 3 miles straight aways so I can hit all kinds of throttle positions just going back and forth.
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