I had the same issue for a year since I got my 2022 Ryker. The first shop couldn’t fix it by replacing the yaw sensor but I went to another shop and they were like we have fixed 17 of them this year. So a week later I go and pick up my bike and it is all fixed. It is fixed so much I am taking it to the dragon to celebrate. It is a different bike now. BRP needs to do a recall on this. The only issue is, it cost me $1,000 to fix it.
Man you are having a rough go with yours. Just tell them the VSS kicks in early on left hand turns only and there is a wobble in the tire. extremepropulsion.com/Showroom/Hot-Deals? Also put on a claim with BRP and the NHTSA so we can get this recalled. GMB-service
My 2019 Ryker has had this from day one however no one can diagnose the issue. I have even tried replacing the yaw sensor myself to see if this was the issue. No change.
It’s time to get them to acknowledge their is a issue it’s odd that every one with the issue is a left curve only and not a right curve or turn… and same here first time I took a curve road is when I noticed it
I’m sorry but I’ve watched this video numerous times on my phone on my PC monitor and even on my 55 inch flatscreen. Can you please tell me what the problem is because I don’t see any problem other than the right shocks probably not adjusted correctly?
“Hi there, Thanks for your attention to the video. I understand it can be hard to see the issue I’m experiencing, as it’s more of a mechanical issue that I feel when I’m riding, rather than something that’s visually apparent. During left turns, especially at speed, the motorcycle feels as if the brakes or the traction control are engaging without my input. This is causing the bike to feel unstable, as if the right front tire is braking unexpectedly. However, when I make similar turns to the right, the problem doesn’t occur. The issue isn’t related to the right shocks, although I understand how it might seem that way from watching the video. I suspect it might be related to the braking system, wheel speed sensors, or the bike’s electronic control unit (ECU) that manages the ABS and traction control systems. I’m planning to ask a mechanic to conduct a thorough inspection and diagnostic of the bike, particularly focusing on the braking and traction control systems. I believe the problem could lie in these areas, but it’s a puzzling issue that needs a professional’s insight. Thanks for watching and for your interest in understanding the issue. I’ll be sure to keep everyone updated on any progress or findings as I work to get this resolved.”
I had the same issue for a year since I got my 2022 Ryker. The first shop couldn’t fix it by replacing the yaw sensor but I went to another shop and they were like we have fixed 17 of them this year. So a week later I go and pick up my bike and it is all fixed. It is fixed so much I am taking it to the dragon to celebrate. It is a different bike now. BRP needs to do a recall on this. The only issue is, it cost me $1,000 to fix it.
I just had my on off switch break and my wind shield melted my instrument panel….. not very happy
Could I get info on the shop that fixed yours so I can maybe get detail to get mine fixed
Man you are having a rough go with yours. Just tell them the VSS kicks in early on left hand turns only and there is a wobble in the tire. extremepropulsion.com/Showroom/Hot-Deals? Also put on a claim with BRP and the NHTSA so we can get this recalled. GMB-service
ok, that's nice and all but like actually what was the problem with yours? 1000usd does not tell you what it was that was wrong with it. thanks much
My 2019 Ryker has had this from day one however no one can diagnose the issue. I have even tried replacing the yaw sensor myself to see if this was the issue. No change.
It’s time to get them to acknowledge their is a issue it’s odd that every one with the issue is a left curve only and not a right curve or turn… and same here first time I took a curve road is when I noticed it
I’m sorry but I’ve watched this video numerous times on my phone on my PC monitor and even on my 55 inch flatscreen. Can you please tell me what the problem is because I don’t see any problem other than the right shocks probably not adjusted correctly?
“Hi there,
Thanks for your attention to the video. I understand it can be hard to see the issue I’m experiencing, as it’s more of a mechanical issue that I feel when I’m riding, rather than something that’s visually apparent.
During left turns, especially at speed, the motorcycle feels as if the brakes or the traction control are engaging without my input. This is causing the bike to feel unstable, as if the right front tire is braking unexpectedly. However, when I make similar turns to the right, the problem doesn’t occur.
The issue isn’t related to the right shocks, although I understand how it might seem that way from watching the video. I suspect it might be related to the braking system, wheel speed sensors, or the bike’s electronic control unit (ECU) that manages the ABS and traction control systems.
I’m planning to ask a mechanic to conduct a thorough inspection and diagnostic of the bike, particularly focusing on the braking and traction control systems. I believe the problem could lie in these areas, but it’s a puzzling issue that needs a professional’s insight.
Thanks for watching and for your interest in understanding the issue. I’ll be sure to keep everyone updated on any progress or findings as I work to get this resolved.”