Kph/Mph selection?

[DaleInPhoenix]

I just picked up my 07 Tuono and the dealer couldn't figure out how to switch between klicks and miles per hour. They called 5 different dealers in CA, (I'm in Phoenix), none of them knew either. I've been through the manual twice and played with all the buttons and menu settings but no luck.

I recall reading a post for the '05, but the '07 doesn't have an A and B button.

I know you guys know this one!

Dale in Phoenix

[Ed / AF1 Racing]

the full scoop....read through to page 2

http://www.apriliaforum.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=80360

[DaleInPhoenix]

How stupid is that? Only the dealer can switch between Kph and Mph? Anything for a buck!

Of course the Users Manual says nothing about it! The users manual is quite comprehensive even including a wiring diagram. There are way too many Warning and Caution annotations. The mechanic said the shop manual comes in two sections, engine and frame and doesn't have much more info than the users manual.

My next question: What is the suspension and tire settings used for? Could this be to keep track of track settings?

Dale

[Ed / AF1 Racing]

How stupid is that? Only the dealer can switch between Kph and Mph? Anything for a buck!

Of course the Users Manual says nothing about it! The users manual is quite comprehensive even including a wiring diagram. There are way too many Warning and Caution annotations. The mechanic said the shop manual comes in two sections, engine and frame and doesn't have much more info than the users manual.

My next question: What is the suspension and tire settings used for? Could this be to keep track of track settings?

Dale

you can change it yourself......enter this code under the diagnostics menu

Here is the code to change to mph........13432

here is part of a PowerPoint Presentation on all the dash functions that a very friendly source sent to me.... I learned allot viewing it. Thank you...

http://www.apriliaforum.com/ed/press/tuono_dash.ppt

[DaleInPhoenix]

That worked like a champ! After reviewing the powerpoint, I'm thinking the tire and suspension settings are not active and don't really do anything. I will let the suspension break in then start with the adjustments. After going for a short ride, I started to go over the bike checking for loose fasteners. There were a couple loose screws, nothing major.

What a bike!

Dale