you can cancel CC through the throttle ?it will come for the 1200, had contact with the 'creator'
but mind you it will eliminate the cruise control cancellation function from the throttle! (if you know and use this handy function :smile2: )
like t-bills said, you can turn the throttle slightly beyond its zero position to cancel the cc.you can cancel CC through the throttle ?
It usually accelerates and come back to the speed I set earlier when I use the throttle. I cancel CC by quickly tapping the rear brake, less sudden effect
I prefer the clutch method when I'm riding with a passenger. I find the sudden cancellation of the throttle to be too jarring, unless I warn them first. The clutch method is just much smoother.like t-bills said, you can turn the throttle slightly beyond its zero position to cancel the cc.
I guess the idea is you don't have to move your hands or fingers or apply the brakes/clutch to cancel cc, but only a slight movement of the wrist to cancel.
thb, just pulling the clutch lever is also a very smooth way to cancel cc, it blips the engine slightly![]()
true, that blip is also kinda coolI prefer the clutch method when I'm riding with a passenger. I find the sudden cancellation of the throttle to be too jarring, unless I warn them first. The clutch method is just much smoother.
I've had them on my Panigale since early 2016. Moreover, I just recently received a set for my Monster 1200R but I have yet to install them.Has any of guys tried to get the throttle spacer kit for their DVT 1200 Multistrada ?
the website says it's compatible for the 1260 Model but nothing for the 1200.
thanks
They remove the excess slop in the throttle.Throttle spacer?
yes i have, its planned and will comeHas anyone with a 1200 DVT Multi been in contact with the maker to get a time frame for possible production? (for the 1200...)
Wow! I never knew that. Will give it a try the next chance I get.Roll the throttle forward beyond the default position to cancel CC.