Hill start
#11
I find this capability to be odd, not sure why everyone is so obsessed by it. If you are not on a hill, you dont need to hold the bike, and can be in neutral without the modification.
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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OrangeBlossomJune (08-21-2024)
#12
@Keithhu adding this allows the hold control to be activated when in neutral so you can let go of the clutch and brakes. So on a hill put it in neutral let off breaks and the bike doesn’t roll.
For me, if I’m on the bike it is probably in gear, even at long lights. You never know when you might need to make a quick exit from a dangerous situations. I’m kind of surprised at how many people want to shift to neutral.
For me, if I’m on the bike it is probably in gear, even at long lights. You never know when you might need to make a quick exit from a dangerous situations. I’m kind of surprised at how many people want to shift to neutral.
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J Cagg (08-21-2024)
#13
@Keithhu adding this allows the hold control to be activated when in neutral so you can let go of the clutch and brakes. So on a hill put it in neutral let off breaks and the bike doesn’t roll.
For me, if I’m on the bike it is probably in gear, even at long lights. You never know when you might need to make a quick exit from a dangerous situations. I’m kind of surprised at how many people want to shift to neutral.
For me, if I’m on the bike it is probably in gear, even at long lights. You never know when you might need to make a quick exit from a dangerous situations. I’m kind of surprised at how many people want to shift to neutral.
#14
Besides, as far as HD add-ons are concerned, $70 for the part and $30 to activate it is peanuts. How many hundreds of dollars do many of you spend for "WillyG" axel nut covers, "Adversary" derby covers, "Airflow" shift levers or some other useless motorcycle jewelry? Ok, I'm not judging because the stuff does look cool. (I'm buying a set of "Adversary" heated grips soon), but you get my point.
Last edited by Pappy35; 08-21-2024 at 02:39 PM.
#15
I find this capability to be odd, not sure why everyone is so obsessed by it. If you are not on a hill, you dont need to hold the bike, and can be in neutral without the modification.
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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TXNT (09-01-2024)
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#18
Yeah, I'm on the fence about it. I know that right now that's all I was looking to have done was the VHC. I wasn't sure what the dealer would charge to program it. I know that in the future I may need it for troubleshooting or tweaking as needed. But yeah... it's a pricy tool
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I installed the plug on my 22 Ultra, had the dealer do a $26 update, and done.
I got my 22 with RDRS, because there was no other choice. Never thought I would use the hill hold, but it’s a nice feature. The rain traction control is nice in the rain, but also on crush and run parking lots.
Added the neutral hill hold, great for passenger mount/dismount, also good when pulling over to find an address, put on gloves, whatever. Does it take riding to a new level, no. Is it a useful gadget, yes.
I got my 22 with RDRS, because there was no other choice. Never thought I would use the hill hold, but it’s a nice feature. The rain traction control is nice in the rain, but also on crush and run parking lots.
Added the neutral hill hold, great for passenger mount/dismount, also good when pulling over to find an address, put on gloves, whatever. Does it take riding to a new level, no. Is it a useful gadget, yes.
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OrangeBlossomJune (08-21-2024)
#20
I find this capability to be odd, not sure why everyone is so obsessed by it. If you are not on a hill, you dont need to hold the bike, and can be in neutral without the modification.
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
If you are on a hill, you need to have the brake enabled anyway. What am I missing?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯