Roller Maps

I hadn't tried either Agostini yet. Stay tuned.

Is there a roller map for the stock muffler yet?

I'm working on it. Issues with logging year and have stalled things. Plus, I'm not well and am unable to ride at the moment.

Hope you get well real soon, Mark - it's a right royal shit when you get laid up, for any time.

Mark

Sorry to hear you don't feel well. Not riding is awful. Looking forward to your riding and map making.

John

LM-2 update. Seller claims both the LM-2 and sensor are working perfectly. Gee, what a surprise. They also claim I didn't return all of the kit. Preparing for a shit-fight.

beetle wrote:

LM-2 update. Seller claims both the LM-2 and sensor are working perfectly. Gee, what a surprise. They also claim I didn't return all of the kit. Preparing for a shit-fight.

Apart from being no bloody help at all, I hope the added stress of dealing with the hardware failure etc is not impacting on your health.

Look after yourself Mark - Nil carborundum illegitemi ! ...... (don't let the bastards grind you down)

Surprisingly calm I is. It's not adding to my poorly health, as I've been a big bag of sick for about 12 years now.

A third party is now involved, so we'll see what happens.

BTW, I'm feeling somewhat better, it's a sunny day and I might go for a ride today.

Interesting. Went for a wee flog and tried my 'alternative' logging method.

Using Christian's other software, ScanST, which is basically a Windows version of ScanM5x, I did a successful logging run with no lock-ups.

Of course, one has to carry a Windows device, in my case a netbook. A bit bulkier than I'd like, but it's fits nicely in my Givi 604. Utilizing the LC-2 serial output via USB-Serial adapter, the software can log much more data than its Android cousin. So much data in fact, that when I loaded the log onto my main PC, my ancient copy of Excel 2003 couldn't handle it. It has a limit of 1000 visible rows, so no matter how I tweaked the filters, I couldn't get it all the data into a useable Logworks file. Lucky for me, Excel 2010 is on my work laptop, and it has a 10,000 row limit when filtering.

End result? Very Good Log.

beetle wrote:

Interesting. Went for a wee flog and tried my 'alternative' logging method.

Using Christian's other software, ScanST, which is basically a Windows version of ScanM5x, I did a successful logging run with no lock-ups.

Of course, one has to carry a Windows device, in my case a netbook. A bit bulkier than I'd like, but it's fits nicely in my Givi 604. Utilizing the LC-2 serial output via USB-Serial adapter, the software can log much more data than its Android cousin. So much data in fact, that when I loaded the log onto my main PC, my ancient copy of Excel 2003 couldn't handle it. It has a limit of 1000 visible rows, so no matter how I tweaked the filters, I couldn't get it all the data into a useable Logworks file. Lucky for me, Excel 2010 is on my work laptop, and it has a 10,000 row limit when filtering.

End result? Very Good Log.

I (almost) understood every third word, but did decipher the bottom line.  

Well done!

For things I understand more readily, how was "wee flog?"  

Bill

Bill Hagan wrote:

For things I understand more readily, how was "wee flog?"  

Bill

The wee flog was excellent. I wish I'd gone for a very long flog. When I got home, Leah says "you're obviously feeling better, would you move some pots for me?". After said pots were moved, she says "can you get the stump of that fern out?" I fetch the fencing bar and lever the massive stump out. Then she points at another stump, so I lever that one out. Then she asks if I can move a living fern for her. I do that. Then she says "can you put two star stakes in for me?" So I get my four-pounder and bash in two stakes. Then she says "Since you have the bar out, will you smash at least the first slab of the back path?" We have a concrete path out back that she wants gone. Each slab is 1500 long 800 wide. So I gets the sledge hammer and pound that slab into submission. I use the fencing bar and a lump of 4 X 4 to pull up the more stubborn chunks. The slab was 6 inches thick in some spots, so it took a bit of persuading. I then haul the larger chunks out into the trailer for later disposal. Leah rakes up the smaller chunks and carts them in a bucket to the trailer. By now I'm pretty much stuffed and there's no hope for another logging run, so I says to myself "self, smash another slab and gets some brownie points", so I smash a second slab. Leah says "I was hoping you'd only do one slab".

Screech!

I showed this o Jude. She snorted and guffawed.

Wimmins are cruel like that.

I am about to go for a 'Wee Flog' myself.

Pete

I feel your pain, Beetle, go take a nappie.

I've decided I fucken love ScanST. Post processing takes more effort, but the sheer amount of data is awesome. Factory roller map done!

First iteration of the Agostini megaphone done. Interesting pipe. It weighs nothing and is not as loud as I thought it might be.

Your crazy man beetle

I'm crazier than a coconut.

OK peeps, I've sent out the roller versions of the Termi & Factory pipe maps. If you have one of these pipes on a roller GRiSO and didn't receive the update, please let me know. If you still have flat tappets, do not install the map. Stash it away for if and when you get an update.

Thanks Mark should be rollerised by the end of the week, just waiting on head gaskets.

Hello Beetle , I have recently purchased a 2015 GRiSO  it is bog standard

could I put my hand up for a factory pipe map, I have cables on the way ,

it has yet to have its first service, I will get that done before I make any changes .

nev.

beetle wrote:

Utilizing the LC-2 serial output via USB-Serial adapter, the software can log much more data than its Android cousin.
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End result? Very Good Log.

Nice - so no need then for the BlueTooth adapter and / or LM-2? Do you still need to set those "coeff" adjust values?

Thanks Beetle, trying to reply via pm system but got stuck in the out box some how

ill work it out eventually ,

thanks again,
nev.

beetle wrote:

I'm crazier than a coconut.

OK peeps, I've sent out the roller versions of the Termi & Factory pipe maps. If you have one of these pipes on a roller GRiSO and didn't receive the update, please let me know. If you still have flat tappets, do not install the map. Stash it away for if and when you get an update.

Cheers Beetle, thanks for the updated maps, the roller upgrade is on my "to do list"

Hey beetle, glad to hear you are feeling better. Your slab story was simply smashing I must say

My stock rollerized GRiSO would love to roll with your new map. Any chance I could test it out and give you some feedback?