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Surging
- Thread starter bavluvr
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The speed would decrease for a couple of seconds and then go back to the speed I had it set. This was on level road with my hand off the throttle.
surging
Sounds like a problem with the CC alright since the engine is not surging. Sounds like something way above the average owners ability to correct. Pappy35 describes something I do way too often. Makes for a rough ride. Another mistake I often make is to push the resume switch when the bike has slowed too much from the setting. Would be nice if had a slower reaction.
Sounds like a problem with the CC alright since the engine is not surging. Sounds like something way above the average owners ability to correct. Pappy35 describes something I do way too often. Makes for a rough ride. Another mistake I often make is to push the resume switch when the bike has slowed too much from the setting. Would be nice if had a slower reaction.
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