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V7II TRACTION CONTROL DEACTIVATION

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GEO

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Hi from Athens,we are still under economic crisis here and capital control but some winter rides with my new RACER help a lot.
I am a new member but I am following many threads here for some time and I think its the more technically oriented forum,and that's of my liking.
My first post has to do with the traction control of the V7ii's,which in simple words is awful.It comes into play even at the tiniest bumps (when accelerating) and cuts fueling completely ,recovering after quite long time.It is also impossible to accelerate from a stand still with some.......er....brio (to use the correct Italian word).
My question therefore is if there is some proper way to deactivate it (you may just pull the ABS fuse off but you wont have that either and the check engine light also comes on) ?
 
I'm with you Geo. As John above says, once the bike is running, push and hold the start button for 2 seconds. The ATC light will stay illuminated when it is off. It's all listed in the manual.
 
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