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Is there a resource I can be directed to to learn the full benefit of going electronic? Old school carb & spoke guy here trying to get with the times. Thx for any info.
 
All great input, thanks. I will check out those resources. I'm inclined to agree with you Stanley, altho for me it's just that simplicity is usually better in general in my opinion. But I'm also not as mechanically inclined as most on this forum, so it's definitely appealing the idea of pro level performance becoming available to me through technology. I'm more inclined towards tech in other aspects of life (i have smart devices throughout my home for example). Weird I never embraced it in moto. I guess it's always been a bit intimidating to me, and not quite been motivated to overcome it until now.
 
Stanley said:
I know I'm going to get blowback on this but...sometimes going forward is going backward.
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You are stuck in the late 80s/early 90s. That’s how long it’s been since this “new” tech was a concern. Modern electronics on motorcycles has been a very solid thing, until very recent times where the manufacturers are pushing owners to be dealer dependent. Modern bikes are otherwise very reliable.
 
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