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Old May 11, 2008 | 02:26 PM
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its to help aid throttle control and prevent wheel spin. it has its pro's and cons.

pro's: if setting in mode b or c, it will help reduce wheel spin by changing the ecm kinda like putting a governor on the bike

cons: it doesnt teach you anything. if you learn to rely on the selector, you will never learn what to do if a wheel spin occurs. it teachs you nothing about throttle control.


I really dont see it being useful on the streets. theres too many other factors that could play into a situation. debris(rocks, leaves), uneven road surface, other vehicles, oily surfaces, etc.
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