I Finally Get It - The Aprilia Performance Ride Control (a-PRC) and the Suspension Control Explained
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- A schematic overview of the 2021 Aprilia RSV4 performance Ride Control System and the Automatic Suspension Control System (starts at 5:37). This is for the new 2021 Aprilia RSV4 but it should be the same for the 2022 model and for the Tuono models as well. Hope you enjoy and whack the like and subscribe button.
Aprilia Performance Ride Control Explained
Aprilia Automatic Suspension Control Explained
Excellent explanations. Some flying knowledges are now settled down. Thank you.
Excellent video. Can’t wait to watch some of your other videos. Just got a 2022 Tuono Factory V4 yesterday and just beginning to learn the setup. Unlike your RSV4, I am only going to be using the Tuono on the street and I hope that most of the settings are similar. Thank you for the great/informative video.
You’re welcome. Enjoy and be safe.
Excellent video. So glad someone took the time to make this.
I believe another difference between the "active" and "manual" suspension modes is that when in "active" mode adjustments are being made real time based on IMU measurements w/in 100ms in real time - this is why they are called "active" modes. so you will get adjustments happening as you are riding over "terrain" and based on speed and suspension motions.
great video! I have the issue with my RSV4 21-23 that it always seems to behave different and now i understand why. i ride it in track 1 and i have issues that the rear is moving too much when accelerating hard out of corners. but its not always the same kind of shaking. so next time i will use M1 and close the rebound 3 clicks to let the damper not move upwards too fast. maybe like this the shaking with get less. and i think it should always behave the same then. so far my idea. i will report. if you have suggestions, please let me know :) thanks a lot ✌🏻
Fantastic video! I just bought a 2021 RSV4 and this explanation will help me set the desired values
Glad it helped.
How are you liking your new bike so far?
@@teamclockwork I like it. Can't wait for the weather to warm up and take it back out on the track. I'm likely going to use this bike to do my coaching.
Isnt ASC Aprillia slide control ?
@@brilliantspeedsuperbikes Does it apply to half bro- Aprilia rs660 as well? : )
Wow, spot on. Very well done, thank you for your excellent effort
Thank you so much for the great informative video
Grazie!
Thank you great video!
This is fantastic info
Great overview 👏
Big thanks for you making this excellant video .. Can I still edit the setting of sport and street modes? cuz for now I think I only can change user mode!!
Excellent video once again. I have a question about the function of the cruise control. In page 148 of the manual or says the cruise control works within a specified speed range depending on gear. However, I can't find those values in the manual. Pages 148-152 cover the cruise control functions. That section references those values but does not provide those values. Would you happen to know how I can learn at what mph range relative to gear will allow for the cruise control to be engaged?
Did you read the info. on the bottom of page 108 of the manual where it lays out the speed ranges?
Thx a lot!
Hi! How does AEM (Engine Mapping) really works? It reduces the horsepower in Street Mode like the Panigale V4? I know that there are 3 AEM levels, but i can't find what they really do...
Thanks for watching. Hope this helps:
Aprilia Engine Map is a system controlling power delivery maps:
· Level 1 involves an aggressive gas management and it is suitable for performance
use.
· Level 2 is recommended for road use, in good grip conditions.
· Level 3 is recommended for road use in poor grip / wet conditions. The vehicle
is more easily handled.
How about that instructions for 2016 is it the same
Not sure why you show a computer generated Teradactal and a drone instead of an Aprilia TFT dash while explaining these complicated functions. Oh well, my nephew thinks it's cool.
Thank you for this very useful video