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 Learned something new today
Went on a nice ride today. Found out that if you have the cruise set and enter a curve to fast the cruise will automatically kick off and the bike will idle down. Made it around the curve ok.
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 Originally Posted by Tuner
Went on a nice ride today. Found out that if you have the cruise set and enter a curve to fast the cruise will automatically kick off and the bike will idle down. Made it around the curve ok.
That was "Nanny" kicking in.
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OR it thought the curve was an evasive or sudden manoeuvre and cruise cut out
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Nanny will do that if you enter a curve without CC on but are too fast for the curve.
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For sure....
The nanny applies the brakes cancelling the cruise control and slowing you down. Now if you power out of a curve to fast she will retard the ignition and you will think you lost a cylinder... great safety feature but does cut into the fun a bit...I have to admit I have come to depend on her a bit much 
Gene and Ilana De Laney
Mt. Helix, California
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2012 RS sm5 , 998cc V-Twin 106hp DIY brake and park brake Classic Black
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Bike has an angle sensor and it will shutdown the cruise control
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