Mojmir

On 2/29/2020 at 2:38 AM, 1moreroad said:

Does that mean if a Tracer got airborne it would throw a code and you couldn't use the quick shifter?

Killjoy.

NO, despite engine error is shining, everything works well incl. QS

What about to switch off TCS, before run it in gear on central stand. Does anybody try it?  

On 11/23/2019 at 2:08 PM, johnmark101 said:

If you run it in gear on the center stand it will throw a code, and yes, only the dealer can clear the code on a 2019 GT.  

I had a code due to a blow fuse and it locked me out of the user menu and shut off the quick shifter.  Clearing the code put things back to normal.

I have the same experience. I called to dealer and he confirmed it. I do not understand why it behaves like that. It looks like SW error, doesn't it? I used to use this way for chain maintenance (lubing) on my previous bikes without any problems. 

8 hours ago, texscottyd said:

With realistic expectations, and a healthy bit of caution, you should be fine.  I’ve run Michelin Pilot Roads (4s & 5s) on my FJ, and frequently run across dirt & gravel roads when I’m out exploring.   As long as it’s fairly hard-packed and not large/loose gravel, it motors through just fine.   Keep moving, and keep a light touch on the bars to let it hunt around a bit & find its own way.   In deep sand or thick mud, all bets are off... as @betoney mentions, you have to shut the TCS off completely if you need any wheel spin to paddle through a soft spot, because it will literally pull the plug and shut the motor off otherwise.  

You’ll never mistake it for a dirt bike, but for the light-duty use you describe, I think you should be ok.   If you don’t have one already, a radiator guard would be a smart investment.   

Good luck & enjoy your riding adventures! 

I think so, that for roads which I am planning it will be ok. Thanks a lot for sharing of your experience

So, I have Michelin Road 5. Definitely these are not offload tiers, but for light gravel would be ok. I do not plan a lot of miles on gravel, but some last parts (mlies) of the roads to passes in the Alps (Italy) e.g. Lago Nero are gravel  I guess it would be ok

Thanks a lot

Hello, does anyone have an experience with Tracer on gravel road or very light offload?  Thanks

I have Michelin Pilot5. Very good tire especially on slippery (wet) roads