Button under co-pilot seat

[Dray]

For a lack of a better description, what does the large black button
under the co-pilot seat do on my F3S?? Just curious.

Dray

 

[Deer Slayer]

For a lack of a better description, what does the large black button
under the co-pilot seat do on my F3S?? Just curious.

Dray

Tells nanny if you are two up.

 

[Grandpot]

it's the switch that senses if you have a passenger riding with you. It changes the way the ABS brake map and the fuel map react due the extra weight on the bike.

 

[Dray]

Button

Dang, that was fast guys!! Man, that nanny is one busy creature.
Much appreciated.

Dray

 

[Peter Aawen]

C'mon Dray, they're obviously having you on!!

A big black button like that under a seat can only mean one thing - it's the ejection seat!! :yikes:








:joke: Sorry, but someone really just had to say it! pps:

 

[C. Lee]

it's for the machine guns or the oil slick for those chasing you, I forget which.

 

[Chupaca]

There you have it....

but the added feature is to make people worry and wonder...:roflblack: is a nice feature and helps with the ryde... The nanny is a busy one but can be annoying at times...:banghead:

 

[petegtsv10]

it's the switch that senses if you have a passenger riding with you. It changes the way the ABS brake map and the fuel map react due the extra weight on the bike.

It changes the fuel map based on weight???? That would mean that if I weigh 150 and my wife weighs 100, it will change the map. But, it doesn't change the map for a 250 pound solo rider which is the same weight as our 150 + 100? It would really surprise me to see the fuel map changed based on weight as the engines AFR requirements don't change with weight.

 

[Snowbelt Spyder]

It changes the fuel map based on weight???? That would mean that if I weigh 150 and my wife weighs 100, it will change the map. But, it doesn't change the map for a 250 pound solo rider which is the same weight as our 150 + 100? It would really surprise me to see the fuel map changed based on weight as the engines AFR requirements don't change with weight.

No change to the fuel map. it's a Vehicle Stability System input only.

 

[ARtraveler]

It's looking like we got you covered. Next question? :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[Dray]

Button

O.K., not only are you fast but good too. To carry things one step further,
I would like to have a paintball gun on my scoot that had real paint so I properly
notify the cage driver idiots that they should remove themselves from the gene
pool. Am I to harsh?


Dray

 

[Grandpot]

I got the info about the fuel map from the dealer. You don't think they would tell me an untruth; do you? :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

 

[Snowbelt Spyder]

I got the info about the fuel map from the dealer. You don't think they would tell me an untruth; do you? :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:

Yeah, you got bum doped. I won't go into what my dealer told me that Trailer Mode did. But it was amusing.

 

[Peter Aawen]

..... a paintball gun ...... real paint ...... Am I to harsh? ....

No, too harsh? Not at all! :shocked:


Bit kind really, I was working on a running pair of 50 cal's sticking out the fog light slots, loaded with live ammo, every 5 one incendiary!!! :yikes: THAT oughta make the point & get thru to them!! Well, it'd at least 'get thru' them, right thru!! :thumbup: But I s'pose the paintball option might be a little more 'PC' & acceptable... nowhere near the fun tho! :gaah:

 

[Snowbelt Spyder]

Hey Peter. From what we in the States hear about Australian gun laws, you folks would be lucky to even be allowed the paint ball gun.

 

[Trevor G]

Hey Peter. From what we in the States hear about Australian gun laws, you folks would be lucky to even be allowed the paint ball gun.

We just don't need guns.

 

[Peter Aawen]

Hey Peter. From what we in the States hear about Australian gun laws, you folks would be lucky to even be allowed the paint ball gun.

You're not wrong there!! Our law-abiding citizens aren't even allowed to leave a paint-ball gun (or any other type) visible inside their cars or pretty much anywhere outside an 'approved' gun safe!! But of course, none of that applies to the crims & low-lives!!