Hey everyone,
I hoping you guys might be able to help me out. I have a 2013 hyper which I recently did some upgrades to including, Rapidbike Evo + qs, MWR filters + power up (added filter), removed flapper valve, and a SC projects oval slip-on. Note all done at once. I've uploaded Kuksul08 map and seems to be running way better than autotune. However the bike will not rev past 7.5 in neutral and will not go above 7K under load. Also even up to 7k it feels like a lack of power like it's in some type of limp mode. I didn't have this problem before installing these parts. From the research I've done I heard it could be a bad neutral switch or micro clutch switch. I've tried by passing the micro clutch switch both unplugging and connecting the wires together. i also inspect the wiring going to the neutral sensor that seemed to be okay. I'm lost on what to do next. Is there a way to bypass the entire neutral sensor, test it or am I completely going in the wrong direction. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
Mike
I hoping you guys might be able to help me out. I have a 2013 hyper which I recently did some upgrades to including, Rapidbike Evo + qs, MWR filters + power up (added filter), removed flapper valve, and a SC projects oval slip-on. Note all done at once. I've uploaded Kuksul08 map and seems to be running way better than autotune. However the bike will not rev past 7.5 in neutral and will not go above 7K under load. Also even up to 7k it feels like a lack of power like it's in some type of limp mode. I didn't have this problem before installing these parts. From the research I've done I heard it could be a bad neutral switch or micro clutch switch. I've tried by passing the micro clutch switch both unplugging and connecting the wires together. i also inspect the wiring going to the neutral sensor that seemed to be okay. I'm lost on what to do next. Is there a way to bypass the entire neutral sensor, test it or am I completely going in the wrong direction. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards
Mike