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Thanks but it doesn't explain retreiving the lost data
I don't know if this helps, or if it's even totally accurate, but I remember reading somewhere that the TSM holds "x" number of codes and then begins to over write the earlier ones.
Short memory, like me I guess...
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That is a communication code.The data is not lost it isn't being transmitted or it isn't being received one or the other.It could be a bad wire or a bad "module".You will need a wiring diagram for your bike to diagnose it and a digital multimeter.