does the bike need to be on the center stand or side stand when calibrating the rear esa on a '11 r1200rt?
thanks
brian
gs911 ESA calibration '11 rt
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slparry
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Re: gs911 ESA calibration '11 rt
I've always done my K12GT on the main stand as I figure it's going to be "easier" on the servo motors
Steve Parry, Triumph Chester, current toys '15 R1200RT LE Dynamic. '14 F800GS ,'03 R1100S Boxercup, '85 R80RS Mono, '90 K1, '05 K1200S
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Re: gs911 ESA calibration '11 rt
From experience with a much older 2005 RT with the first type of ESA (rather than ESA2), I can thoroughly recommend upgrading to the latest release of chassis software. This can only be done at a dealer.
On my bike it changed the upper and lower limit points of suspension adjustment, thereby avoiding jamming the ESA after changing from two-up to solo.
On my bike it changed the upper and lower limit points of suspension adjustment, thereby avoiding jamming the ESA after changing from two-up to solo.
John Bentall