Remapping with Tune ECU

Remapped the Street Triple with a tune for the Arrow high slip-on exhaust tips. The throttle feels a lot smoother and the bike is not as 'jumpy' as before. Also the quickshifter shifts extremely smooth, even at low RPM and low throttle.

I'll do some fine-tuning in the near future, I need to ride a bit to feel how the bike handles. For now I'm very pleased with how it feels!

Cheers!

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Reinder 01 Jul 2020

custom map of een van de makers van de uitlaat? En wat zijn de cijfers voor en na? ;-)

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StreetTripleBee 01 Jul 2020 author

Originele Triumph map speciaal voor deze uitlaat. Staat gewoon online, kijk maar eens op tuneecu.net. Ik ga deze map nog fine tunen, wat de exacte cijfers zijn weet ik niet, want ik heb geen dyno... ?

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ScrapingPegs 01 Jul 2020

Quickshifting at low RPM? Ouch.

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- StreetTripleBee 01 Jul 2020 author
  
  ScrapingPegs, Yeah, I don't do that but the OEM Intellishift Triumph Quickshifter let's you quickshift from 2,500RPM ;)
  
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- Reinder 01 Jul 2020
  
  ScrapingPegs, better then manual shifting IF the rpm settings are set right. admitted there's a lot of crap online, but most tuners will be able to replicate it perfectly fine for low rpm's.
  
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  - StreetTripleBee 01 Jul 2020 author
    
    Reinder, Exactly! And I have the Intellishift Quickshifter, it cuts the engine off for 60ms so the gear can be selected without the use of the clutch ? I think what ScrapingPegs means, is to quickshift without a quickshifter.
    
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    - Reinder 01 Jul 2020
      
      StreetTripleBee, can be done as well, just get good at it ?
      
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      - StreetTripleBee 01 Jul 2020 author
        
        Reinder, True, but why bother while I have a Quickshifter ?
        
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        Reinder 01 Jul 2020
        
        StreetTripleBee, why not? I'm learning it, because I don't have one. would learn if I had one, because for me control of the bike isn't enough, I want to be good at riding it. for me it's as satisfying as hitting a corner just right when it just clicks into place.
        
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        StreetTripleBee 01 Jul 2020 author
        
        Reinder, That's nice! There is a difference between a Quickshifter and clutchless shifting. Shifting with a Quickshifter is relatively easy. Quickshifting with a normal shifter without using your clutch, is harder and takes a bit more practice to get right. Props to you for learning to shift better! ??
        
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Karl Janzik 02 Jul 2020

my OBD lead arrives tomorrow, going to remap my street tripple?

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- StreetTripleBee 02 Jul 2020 author
  
  Karl Janzik, Nice! Where did you get your OBD cable from?
  
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Karl Janzik 02 Jul 2020

a Triumph performance parts place here in Australia. looking forward to playing with it

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- StreetTripleBee 02 Jul 2020 author
  
  Karl Janzik, Have fun!
  
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