Got a Grey DTC a few weeks ago
Still wondering if I made the right choice
Half the time I like it half the time its not doing what I want it to do
Assuming you were riding manual MC prior to the DCT?
Almost everyone with manual shifting experience has this perceived problem when introduced to the DCT.
It will never do 'what you want it to do'. Some people swear you can "teach" the ECM by rider input using manual gear toggle S/W etc.
In my two years riding with the NC700X DCT (same implementation)
The shift mapping in the ECM remains the same as when I first twisted the throttle. But you can tweak the clutch behavior by reinitializing the oil pressure threshold values that the ECM actually stores into memory.
Thereafter, the ECM only adjusts shifts by taking several readings from multiple sensors according to rider input- primarily throttle input and VS(vehicle speed).
If you want the AT to shift as you would like it to,
you need to take some time and experiment by varying your riding style
and adapting your style to the DCT.
She will have it no other way.
As for me, never shifted manual bikes except to pass MSF license endorsement class, two years ago.
So I learned how to ride a MC on a DCT. This turns out to have been
a very good choice for me and would highly recommend to new riders.
Honda hit the mark and I am betting they will grab the new rider market with this technology however small that market may be.
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