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is it possible to unmarry/ remove the power vision from my bike to use it on a differnt bike? my bike is a total loss after the accident and i dont want to have to buy another one once i get a new bike
Nothing to do with the old bike other than make sure your cables and PV are off of it.
^^ What he said. You don't need to 'remove' the old bike.. you are basically adding a 2nd bike to your PV.. your $199 would allow you to tune BOTH of them (Which does you no good since the other bike is totaled.. but..)
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