Motowheels -- Not getting the best vibes from them

[mister704]

Same here... i am still in the break-in period but I am wanting to get everything on so the bike can get used to it I guess. I feel like if you start with everything you are planning to do, the bike gets use to the adjustments from the beginning...

[Von Eisen]

Actually you catch more with shit, but whose counting. 

 

[koko64]

There's always one smartarse.

[mister704]

I actually still decided not to go with them.

Im going to ride the bike to Redline and let the master Dave set me up proper. I fugure, why not take it somewhere close by and Dave said that he actually gets the maps and stuff first and then sends them out to Motowheels. I rather get it done in person to assure all is how I want it. 2.5 hr ride to him.

[koko64]

So Dave will be dyno tuning it?

[mister704]

Yea he actually has all in house to do everything I need.

I am mainly looking for the ECU flash which I provided him a detailed email of exactly what I am wanting and he wrote me back and said that should be no problem at all.

But I figure I will take the Power Commaner with me just because. He stated it would not be needed but might as well take it with me just in case.

[koko64]

Sounds like there are few around set up to dyno tune and write straight onto the ECU. Great Dave is in your state or country for that matter.

[Howie]

 

Keep us posted please.

[Heath]

I'm glad they were able to find middle ground. They are good people and understand the frustrations getting parts can be sometimes. Matt will always come up with a reasonable solution. I asked them stay 30min longer once because I got stuck in traffic on the way there right before closing. I could of went to Cyclegear to get a chain rivit tool but wanted to buy from them. They saved my track day.