Check the dealer put the front wheel on the correct way, the pulse ring should be on the left side.

 

This ring is on right side of motorcycle

 

Yep, wheel on wrong way round so pulse ring is not on the same side as the pickup so bike doesn't see the front wheel turning so throws a fault.

 

Thank you for the help. Once I fix the issue. Is there a way to clear the code without taking it to dealer?

 

It should clear itself after a while.
If it doesn't then the below can be done or by using an OBD reader with a suitable adapter.

You can make your own SCS connector by simply inserting a wire between the two pins of the DLC like the image below.

 

So much for a new bike check-out by the dealer.

My former '21 Goldwing DCT was delivered missing one front axle pinch bolt.

 

Thank you again

 

Jesus, how in the hell does the dealer not notice this mistake? There is a sensor cable that is hanging out that you can't miss. I wonder what else they did incorrectly? Glad you fixed the issue, dude.

 

Exactly

 

They want to come get it tomorrow to fix it

 

Just plain incredible.
They put any apprentice to PDI and Assembly Customers bikes.
High risk many things aren't assembled/torqued properly.
Make a formal claim to the dealer.

 

Ask the dealer if they put the proper Brake Caliper Bolts, or they leave the transportation bolts.
And torqued to specs.

 

Hi and welcome…

BTW, if you just put the wheel on the correct way the ECU will eventually turn off the check engine light, it may take one or two short rides turning the engine off & on each time.

 

Ask for your first service to be free as a "sorry for the inconvenience" and suggets while getting the free service they double check everything

 

Might want to check tire rotation direction after reversing the rim. Just a thought.

This is why I do all my own work.

I feel so bad when I hear stories like this. These nimrods could kill somebody

 

I usually do my own work also but figured since it only has 5 miles and is their screw up

 

Welcome. Sorry to hear about the situation. Crap happens. Once the dust settles, you'll be left with one of the best bikes on the planet.

Happy trails!

 

Sorry to hear your dealer experience but congrats on the bike. I'd be taking a torque wrench and paint pen to all critical components at this point for peace of mind......

 

I'm pretty sure I'd ask for the setup fee to be reimbursed. That's just incredible.