It's important to know where your 02 sensor should be located. Tuning requires accuracy, if your 02 sensor is not reading accurately and consistently you cannot hope to tune or keep your bike in tune with an Auto tune kit.
Dave from Dynobike replaces a slip-on muffler, removes the catalytic converter. Then fits a 3/4 exhaust system and flash tunes it suit.
Whether for bragging rights, curiosity, or simply because you want to ensure that your motorcycle is performing as intended with respects of its power and torque output, you can book a Dyno run via our online store and save money $25 versus booking in-store.
Why you shouldn't try to tune with a narrow band 02 sensor. David Edgecombe founder of Dynobike explains why it's important to remove the OEM narrow band sensor from the system.
Demonstrated in this quick video above by our head technician David, who fits an exhaust and flashes the ECU on the Aprilia Tuono V4 1100. We can provide an ECU flash your for your Tuono 1100 V4 to complement any exhaust/modifications that you might have. See below... [embeddoc url="https://dynobike.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Power-slip-on-and-tune-1.pdf" viewer="google"]
Here is a quick demonstration how we derestrict a Honda CBR650 LAMS and gain upto 40 hp. We offer a wide range of products and services for the Honda CBR650 from all years. - + Add to cart Quick View All, Flash Tunes, Tuning
Book in for a full service and save $250.00 on a custom dyno tune. Share it with your mate, one gets a service the other a dynotune. You both share in the discount of $125.00 each, now that's a SAVING!!
The dust has now settled from our Summer Dyno Day..... It was great to see everyone there and run some beautiful machinery over the Dyno. I’ve posted photos and videos on Facebook so go and check it out. By the way its been made clear to me that many of you didn’t...
Dos and Don'ts for Motorcycle Power Commander SystemsLast week was all about finding and rectifying problems. This week is the fun part where we will to tune a stock bike as the manufacturer designed it to be but can't quite do it due to compliance issues.Before we do though, let's...
