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I came here, 2024, to say that this is the best video explanation of what S1000RR wheelie control 🛞 can do. Thanks for making this possible 🎉

Hello, I hope you help me. I need to make activation for this option, not canceling it, but when I am trying, I get an error message code not accepted. Why ?

would be great if you could make a video on launch control. How does it work on race pro modes, if wheelie control is off or high wheelie possible. What is the difference if its on other modes say race, dynamic etc

Es necesario cambiar tambien el tensor automático?

Si el tensor esta al maximo y se necesita cambiar la cadena, a la misma vez es necesario cambiar tambien las guias no? Que son 2 guias y 1 patin en la parte superior?

track name please ;)

Nice video and explanation!

Pretty sure the box is the cat.

tried it on audi TT 2.0 Tfsi and it works! Seems safe cus it’s just like it was in N, don’t wanna play with it too much though.

Thank you so much for explaining this so precisely!

Awesome, thank you. I usually tear stuff apart after I have a new part on hand. This is a great money saver for the future.

This video proves that it does not, in fact, make you look like a pro. Nice bunnyhop tho

Use 2nd gear boss, got plenty of power and much smoother and easier to control

Does this feature only work on power wheelies or are clutch wheelies also included in the feature

You could make a switch for that

Does it work with Audi A6 C7 Facelift too? it doesnt have a slot

So when you want drive wheelie you ned too turn this shit off

Amazing video. I just bought an S1k rr and I reached the break in mileage and now it has wheelie control. I was eager to use it but I wanted a tutorial. Could not recommend this video enough.

Man I clicked on this video for some knowledge on wheelie control and as soon as I heard the accent and the road appeared I could tell you're from South Africa. Great video sir. I've subscribed.🙏

Very nice done! It gave a perfect description of how this system works to every new possible customer of this bike

Works on Golf 7 too but I do not recommend. Get a tune

Will it hurt my quad if i dont replace it?

Try to hold the throttle in turns until you get a lot better at it.

nice vedios

I have a base 2022 S1000RR with a full exhaust and brentune. I don't have Race Pro modes. I find the basic tc modes don't restrict wheelies at all. I can't use first gear at all from a roll. The front comes up so fast

qwestion so wheelies control wont let you crash it will keep the bike down?

High mate great video, got a question I can't find anywhere,, just bought a 23 plate and noticed there is no traction control light flashing when the front wheel comes up ,, only when I lose traction in the rear,, couldn't see it flash in your video I don't think ,, is this right enough,thank mate

Dude thanks

Finally found the answers I was looking for. Great work man and thanks for taking the risk to test these out and share your results. I have a brand new 2024 S1000RR M package and I have been wondering about the behavior of the wheelie control. I couldn’t bring myself to try these without at least getting an idea. Thanks again keep up the good work🫡

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Really nice video. Thank you so much )

Excellent breakdown!! Exactly what I was looking for

I thought this could be performed by long press on the lock symbol on the key fob…

I tried it and it works well😂

New Sub here, amazing video, very clear; it should be used in the motorcycle schools ;)

Good Vid! Ty!

these is the best idea to break all automatic transmision and lost it on trash so do not try these it's dangerous for your helth car

Do your wheelies in second gear at 80-90kmh, it’s a lot safer and more controllable. Also try using your clutch instead of doing power wheelie’s, clutching up brings the front wheel up a lot slower and smoother than just whacking open the throttle. The trick is to rev up the engine the same as if your going to gear down but leave it in the same gear, the front wheel will come up nice and easy compared to power wheelies.

Why risky?

Can you please make a video on 2015 and upwards models thank you

tell me please Does the 2017 s1000rr have the same setup?

I'll try on my r8

or for extra safety use a computer and remove the soft limiter

The last wheelie at 12:20 is the maximum you can do with wheelie control? i was hoping for a bit higher wheelie

Excellent video. Thank you.

Incredible! How about in 2nd gear?

Countersteer

Rarely seen such a good video! Thanks for the great explanation. You deserve much more reach!! Keep up the good work. Stay healthy and ride carefully.

Risking it to much there buddy...accelerate just enough to get car roling 2-3 kmh put lever in neutral while rolling (talking about automatic) and there is no limiter..you can rev it to the moon

To me it appears that you may have unloaded the front by getting on the gas too early which reduced your available grip on the front as if it were brakes the front would have disappeared from under you far quicker (If the pressures were too high this would reduce the available grip as well). But apart from that you were fairly smooth with your riding and more time on track would only help you improve further. I found that now that I'm going 10-15s a lap faster that when I started, I feel a lot safer that when I started as I'm confident in what my bike and I can do together allowing me to be more efficient with my movements and be a step ahead. This is because I'm no longer thinking in the now but rather, what am I preparing for next? I also always remember the saying "Slow is smooth and smooth is fast", I'm always setting my fastest times when I come in from a race or session thinking I could have gone so much faster only to be surprised when I look at my lap timer. Nevertheless regardless of whether it's a track day, race or coaching day that was most definitely a needless and reckless overtake by that oke. Here in Australia he would have been black flagged and spoken to before being allowed back on track, as that could easily have caused a crash or injury.