When do we change SDMS modes Hello, what do these conditions mean? I don't know when to use these modes Is it related to fuel consumption?
thank youThis mode alters the way the engine delivers its power. All modes will reach full power but A mode builds up much quicker to full power than C mode & B mode is inbetween. The fuel used may be more in A mode than B or C but the consumption really depends on how much power you are using. I believe the intention of the modes is to give a throttle response that you prefer. Also, as the engine is very torquey ( a characteristic of large V twins) Suzuki have tried to reduce instantaneous engine pick up with B & C mode as it can be misinterpreted as jerky or abrubt if you are not very controlled with applying the throttle. If you are smooth with the throttle then A mode is fine but as you get tired after a long days touring you may find B or C more forgiving and smoother and easier to control.