Steve8319
Supercharged
You havin problems Struddy? I had problems with not connecting then randomly connecting and disconnecting. At one point I had no tune in the bike, knees went weak. It wasnt the cable as tried different ones.
struddy
.040 Over
- Joined
- Feb 16, 2015
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- triumph rocket
No mate, just wanted to be sure about the cable
Have ordered it now
BigAl1952
Old Opinionated Bastard
I have one also works great for me. Al
Brian Bracken
Brakster
i have a spare Lonelec lead i ordered one from England and got 2 must have pressed a wrong button ,tried it on my 06 R3 and works fine if interested please post a reply I live in Hobart
R3Rx118
.060 Over
Is this the preferred cable to use? I'm in US any over here that are known reliable or should I just get the one from Lonelec??
EasTexRIII
Living Legend
Frosty Rider
Turbocharged
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- Nov 24, 2016
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- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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- 2010 R III T, 2020 R 3GT, 2001 HD CVO WideGlide
Only takes about a week to get here, i ordered on a Friday, and had it the following Friday
R3Rx118
.060 Over
Great, sounds good. Thanks Frosty Rider!
Joesmoe
IMOKUR2
The key is that the cable is not just a cable -- it has a chip in one end that performs a function that allows the USB to communicate with the ECU.
Without that chip, there is no data connection.
There are other cables out there that supposedly have this chip. What we know is that the LonElec version of the cable works.
Without that chip, there is no data connection.
There are other cables out there that supposedly have this chip. What we know is that the LonElec version of the cable works.
rocketjohn
Top Fuel
Some of the iffy brands....they may have a chip, but it's the deprecated version one which the authors don't support anymore! Not only version one, but a reverse engineered buggy version one. Most definitely get the Lonelec kind. It's guaranteed to be up to date!
