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As far as I'm concerned, Steve's ECU flash for the Gen 3 V650 is a must. Now for the 1000!
https://sites.google.com/site/shoodabenengineering/heat-shields
VERSYS 1000 ECU FLASH- CURRENTLY FOR 2015-16 models. Others to be added shortly.
Special introductory pricing - 225.00 during April, 2020 USA only!
We are seeing some real changes in the sport touring world. Manufacturers are leaning towards either hypersport touring, or adventure touring. The Versys 1000 is part of the upcoming breed of "asphalt adventure" bikes. That's not to say it can't be used offroad... my 2015 V1000LT is used offroad everyday on sand trails and dirt roads. In fact it's the bike I ride the most, as the wide bars, upright seating position,low center of gravity and relatively light weight make it a good all around choice for me. As such, I demand very good low rpm and light throttle operation for offroad, and higher power for on road use. My flash has resolved any throttle jerkiness from idle all the way up. Power increases, particularly with the addition of a header, are substantial. My direction for this flash is very refined throttle control while increasing power.
https://sites.google.com/site/shoodabenengineering/heat-shields
VERSYS 1000 ECU FLASH- CURRENTLY FOR 2015-16 models. Others to be added shortly.
Special introductory pricing - 225.00 during April, 2020 USA only!
We are seeing some real changes in the sport touring world. Manufacturers are leaning towards either hypersport touring, or adventure touring. The Versys 1000 is part of the upcoming breed of "asphalt adventure" bikes. That's not to say it can't be used offroad... my 2015 V1000LT is used offroad everyday on sand trails and dirt roads. In fact it's the bike I ride the most, as the wide bars, upright seating position,low center of gravity and relatively light weight make it a good all around choice for me. As such, I demand very good low rpm and light throttle operation for offroad, and higher power for on road use. My flash has resolved any throttle jerkiness from idle all the way up. Power increases, particularly with the addition of a header, are substantial. My direction for this flash is very refined throttle control while increasing power.