GS-911 & 1250 suspension
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I've done some reading and believe the answer is NO
The GS911 only has a calibrate setting, which is automatic. There is no other option available :
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The GS911 only has a calibrate setting, which is automatic. There is no other option available :
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That looks like a hexhead, which may be somewhat different to an LC
I believe you can download a demo version of the GS911 software to simulate it running on a bike
May be worth downloading it and having a look see / play your self ?
I believe you can download a demo version of the GS911 software to simulate it running on a bike
May be worth downloading it and having a look see / play your self ?
Confused ; I have a GS911 and it only shows a calibrate setting on my LC GSA . No other option .
The demo is available here - it's a web app so no download needed:
https://demo.hexgs911.com/demo/gs911/splash
Regarding the calibration and height setting on your bike, unfortunately not, the GS-911 only works with the learned and default values - i.e. if you feel your suspension isn't working as you expect, you can calibrate the entire unit or just the spring, and it will revert to defaults and start from scratch on its learning adventure.
Kind regards
https://demo.hexgs911.com/demo/gs911/splash
Regarding the calibration and height setting on your bike, unfortunately not, the GS-911 only works with the learned and default values - i.e. if you feel your suspension isn't working as you expect, you can calibrate the entire unit or just the spring, and it will revert to defaults and start from scratch on its learning adventure.
Kind regards
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