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I'm looking for some feedback from Power Vision 3 users.

I've got a 2019 GT & mostly want to stop that annoying engine braking when rolling off the throttle.  This is my first fuel injected bike & that behavior threw me right from the start.  I've got three seasons on the bike & I still don't like the roll-off behavior.  A little smoother throttle, especially in A would be nice as well.  Also the other ECU stuff like turning the fan on at a decent temp would also be good.   Maybe other things that I don't know about?

I'm a little leery of sending off my ECU cross border & this part of Ontario doesn't have a whole lot of local tuners that can do it.  So I'm looking into the DIY route.  

I've read up on the PV3, I can't see details on the canned tunes that are available, like pipes that are used, etc.  I'm also not 100% clear on just what can be fiddled with the desktop software.  Also it seems like it has a sort of "learn & re-flash" feature, but description are a little vague on that.  I'll also probably put a pipe or slip-on at some point, so it would be nice to be able to re-flash for that.

Any usage info you've got for me would be appreciated.

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Have to agree with Kilo 3 on this one.  I understand your hesitation on shipping your ECU, but all things considered I would recommend doing so.  Getting a good ECU reprogram is super easy and will do about everything you are asking for.  One of the best and most reliable can be found here.

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I think this gadget is kinda cool... but I agree... would need to have some confidence that the base flash-file for the bike will do what you want it to do so that you don't have to touch what you shouldn't be touching 😁. There was someone on here who went this route, but I don't think we heard back... I may be mistaken.

FWIW, I mailed my ECU to Vcyclenut with Canada Post (insured and tracked). USPS handles this south of the border. Works the same on way back. I have done this twice without any issues (original flash and a re-flash for a new can). It can take a week+ each way, depending on level of service you pay for.

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