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Bunny Burrell said:

Just returned to the R111 fold after around six years away. Last two bikes 1700 Thunderbird Storm and a Yamaha Royal Star Venture, loved the Storm, Venture was very comfy, but neither were a Rocket 111! So it had to be done.
2010 R111 Classic and the Wife’s named it already! Ruby

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TriumphRIII said:

if i remove the baffles from my 2009 R111 will i have to re map?

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atomsplitter said:

Probably not. The 12 minute tune should about cover it. If the decel pop is too annoying then remapping is an option.

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TriumphRIII said:

A driver seat backrest makes all the difference.....big difference.

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TriumphRIII said:

Thanks for responding, what is a 12 minute tune?

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atomsplitter said:

Fire the bike and let it idle (no tochee touchee the throttle) until the cooling fan kicks on. The fuel map adaptation will reset your fuel mix based on the slightly higher flowing exhaust. After the fan kicks on you can let it run another 60 seconds to be sure, but that should be all you need to do. If it has a decel pop after doing the 'tune' that you don't like you will need to adjust the fuel tables on the last 6% of throttle to get rid of it. That would require a TuneECU program license, android device to run it, OBD reader with a chip enabled cable to link to the bike's ECU.

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TriumphRIII said:

I thank you for this valuable information, I'll see what I can do.

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