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Just installed some Thrashin Supply Moto bars on my 2020 RGS. Bike runs great but my throttle feels snatchy / jerky while riding especially on bumpy roads. I think it's due to the position and sweep of my new bar setup which causes me to blip the throttle when on bumpy roads. I am attaching a graph from my Power Vision Win PV tune. I was told to try slowing down the throttle progesstivity (throttle blade control) in order to smooth things out a bit. Any suggestions on what values to change and by how much? Thx
That will not help - that table simply sets max opening of throttle at certain points - not if it will open if you are physically moving throttle. Are these your bars?
To better explain my throttle is very sensitive. No lag which makes the throttle very touchy. Looking to just mellow it out a little bit. Here's a pic of my bars.
Reach out to PV and ask them about the throttle response settings , I have never used the PV , but have with the FP3 . Their are settings you can change to make your throttle not so touchy .
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Snatchy throttle
