Hey everybody, Billy from Billys Bike Adventures thanks for tuning in today and watching the video.
So I have often wondered why some GS's have the Enduro Pro and Dynamic Pro
and my bike doesn't. I'm not sure if there was a software
upgrade or if it was something else that needed doing but I found out
how to do it if you don't have it and you are interested in
finding out how to convert your bike to have riding modes
Dynamic Pro and Enduro pro, keep watching and let's get into it.
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Now let me show you how to get the riding modes Enduro Pro and Dynamic Pro onto your bike.
You are going to need two things first of all first thing you are going to need is your bike key.
So, what you are going to need this for is to remove the front seat
So and what you are looking for under your font seat is this.
This this right here, little chip, little plug-in that goes in under your seat.
Now, if you haven't got that you might want to check under your seat and I am going to show you now where it goes
that it's already there if it is there, you should have Enduro Pro and Dynamic Pro as an option on your bike.
If you don't have that option and you don't have have this plug-in
may be your bike isn't set up for it, might be too old.
But if you've got this under your seat and you have often wondered what it was
this is convert your bike to Enduro Pro and Dynamic Pro riding modes.
So I have taken this out from under the seat now, removed the plastic cover and that's
exactly how is going to plug in essentially there's the front
end that plugs into the bikes electronics.
So let me show you now how to do that and where it goes.
So this is the, underneath the seat now and what we need to look
for is you need to find this here ok?
So this is where, this is going to clip into ok.
So first thing's first, what you need to do is push on the very bottom here
and there is a secure mechanism. We just need to release that.
So what you need to do is push at the very bottom here.
So I'm going to do that and and then...
So we've removed the black cap off the connector where we need to put it
and this is how the chip is going to look so at the top here
I don't know if you can but at the top there are two pin holes and inside
here there are two, I don't know if you can see that but there are two pins inside there
and essentially that's how you connect it, so the two pins
connect to each other, you need to have the the clamp side
on the on the top so you just now it just put that in until it's secure
and it secures in there was a click there I don't know if you hear that but it secures into the click mechanism in here
and that is now secure just tuck that away now, just make sure it doesn't, you can tie wrap it potentially
just going to leave that there. Now, what we'll do is put the seat back on and we will see
what, when we start the bike up, what the dash looks like.
Now as you can see from this clip Enduro and Dynamic have changed to Dynamic Pro and Enduro Pro.
So that is great now that plug-in has worked and that is coming up on TFT.
What I can't do though and what I should be able to do is to go
into each of those individual modes and change the settings within that.
So for example in Enduro mode you can change the
throttle response and you can dial that either up or down for your choosing.
I can't actually do that at the moment and that's because
I do not have the latest software on the bike. My bike goes in for a service goes in for a service.
I think 21st I think it is in to Reiten Motorrad
So, I'm going to ask them to plug the bike in and upgrade the software so that when it comes back I am able to then go into
each of those modes into each of those pro modes and choose the relative settings
to dial-up all or down individual settings for my liking.
I did however go out on the bike today once I put the plug-in
and set the bike in dynamic pro, here is what I thought of it.
Wow, much more, much more responsive in the throttle, brilliant.
So over all the dynamic pro mode feels really really nice really
happy with it. Throttle response is a lot better not by a big percentage,
but enough for it to be noticeable. The ride of the bike is nice and
it seems to have firmed up a little bit. I don't know if that is what supposed to happen
in dynamic pro. Certainly feels a little bit more, little bit more firm and a little bit more responsive.
If I wasn't sitting upright, I certainly feel like I was on a sports bike
in terms of its responsiveness. Feels really nice.
So there you go. Now you know what that plug-in under your seat is for.
Get it plugged into your bike and get your settings on the riding
modes updated so that you can have Enduro Pro and Dynamic Pro.
If you are not able to then go into the individual settings take
your bike to your Motorrad dealer, get them to upgrade the software on your bike
either by request or by request on the next service.
My bike is going in towards the end of the month, so I'm going to get them to do that for me then.
I will be then really looking forward to playing with the individual settings
within each of those riding modes, especially the Dynamic mode.
I'm looking forward to being able to dial-up the throttle response
and seeing what difference that makes to what I found today just in the regular dynamic pro riding mode.
So stay tuned and I will make sure that I give you an update on that
once it comes back from the service at Reiten Motorrad
towards the end of this month. So hope that has been useful for you.
Any questions or comments leave them down below the video in
the description and I will get back to you as quickly as I can.
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that you think might benefit from knowing what that little thing
under the seat is for and hopefully you will get some your mates
to upgrade their bikes as well.
But for now, thank you very much for watching and I will catch you again very soon!