Late-model Triumphs are now easier to program. Flex release 8.24.0.0 adds OBD programming support for the Keihin KTKSv2 ECU used on Triumph motorcycles.
Program it on the bike
Connect to the motorcycle's diagnostic port and run the write in OBD mode. You don't remove or open the control unit, so the job takes fewer steps and fits more easily into your shop routine.
Some applications may need the FLX2.68 connector to use this protocol.
Key details: Triumph Keihin KTKSv2 (RH850)
- Working mode: OBD
- Memory operations: maps write/checksum
- Licenses: FLS0.1M/S, FLS0.13M/S, FLS0.5M/S
- Connection: about 30 seconds
- Read: Virtual Read (VR)
- Write time: about 2 minutes
Example bikes
- MY2024 Triumph Daytona 660 (Gen I), 660cc, Euro 5+, 94 hp
- MY2025 Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS (Gen II), 1160cc, Euro 5+, 180 hp
- MY2025 Triumph Speed Twin 1200 (Gen II), 1200cc, Euro 5+, 104 hp
- MY2025 Triumph Street Triple 765 Moto2 Edition (Gen II), 765cc, Euro 5+, 128 hp
Changelog
- Firmware update
- Fixed some errors during MDG1 unlock
Get the right Flex setup from Viezu USA
Looking to add this protocol to your shop, or not sure which Flex license or cable you need? Viezu USA is a US dealer for Magic Motorsport Flex, KORHEX and MagBench products, and we are happy to help you choose. Shop or contact Viezu USA at viezuusa.com.