Reading my new manual, bike is a 2016 C650 Sport bought from a BMW dealer with new tires. I'm reading the manual about ASC ON/OFF and tire calibration. Maybe the dealer did it maybe not. So I can recalibrate. But generally do you prefer ASC on or OFF? How does it affect the bikes handling?
ASC?
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Ceesie76
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In my case it rarely ever kicks in but, it being a safety feature, I am not interested in turning it off. Sometimes it cuts power just a bit when I pull away from a traffic light but traction is compromised. I am happy the bike has such features. Not that long ago, the ABS saved me from a light bump into a car in front of me.
I’ll probably leave it on too, I don’t think I have felt it working yet but you have and it was a good thing. I think of it as an extension of ABS brakes.
I noticed that the bike was a little slow to accelerate from stops or exiting corners compared to straight ahead while already rolling and the manual talks about that too.
Even though it’s a 2016 it seems to have some pretty advanced driving features with ASC.
I noticed that the bike was a little slow to accelerate from stops or exiting corners compared to straight ahead while already rolling and the manual talks about that too.
Even though it’s a 2016 it seems to have some pretty advanced driving features with ASC.
RollaCosta
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It turns ON every ignition on. Not much choice but to recalibrate and curse each time it slips on white stop lines.
This is why I never stick my nose out at stops like the other bikes - this leaves larger distance between rear wheel and stop line, giving it a chance to already be well spun so no ASC cutoff happens.
Still beating others off the lights haha.
This is why I never stick my nose out at stops like the other bikes - this leaves larger distance between rear wheel and stop line, giving it a chance to already be well spun so no ASC cutoff happens.
Still beating others off the lights haha.