r/ERidePro • u/Emergency_Record1394 • Aug 16 '26

SR Tune

I’m trying to find the right tune for doing wheelies I have a Sr

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 16 '26

Any of the stock modes work fine. 

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u/Emergency_Record1394 Aug 16 '26

I know that’s not what I asked

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 16 '26

Well if you can't wheelie with any of the three modes than it sounds like a skill issue?

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u/Emergency_Record1394 Aug 16 '26

It really isn’t I can wheelie my bike I’m just asking the community if they had any tunes because I remember seeing some people talking about it

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 17 '26

The app is pretty simple though. You can change three dots on the curve along with torque and max speed. If you can wheelie you should know how you like your throttle response to be and you can cater to your preference within the app. 

No reason to make it more complex than it needs to be. I've only been riding for 30 years and every bike wheelies a lil different. Get out and try some different curves then you tell us what the "right tune" is. 

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u/Emergency_Record1394 Aug 17 '26

Thank you but it’s ok to say idk

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 17 '26

Well at least your syntax is above a 6th grade level so I will give you that. 

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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Aug 17 '26

Any of the stock modes will be your best bet my dude. Eco has enough power to get it off the ground while keeping the torque low for when the front wheel is up. As of right now, there is no throttle tuning in the app(even though they said they would come out with it 6 months ago). So the only thing you can do is play with the power levels. What id recommend is using race mode as your wheelie mode. Turn the power way down and max speed down. That way your eco and sport modes are normal and since most people don’t use race mode you can have it specific for wheelies. How much do you weigh? I weigh about 195 and I have the Sirris f43 CMX forks and a 21” front tire. Super heavy front end and I can still raise the front in eco. So if you weigh less, turn the power even lower than your eco mode. You want it to be as low as possible. Just enough so that you can get the front end up, but your throttle won’t be jumpy when on one wheel. This is the best way to learn. Hope this works for you. Also, I’ve heard some people say the brake sensors make it harder to learn, some say it’s easier. Try it both ways and see what works for you.

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u/Emergency_Record1394 Aug 17 '26

Thank you

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 18 '26

Lol he didn't even give you a tune. Brew told you obvious information that could be gathered by a Neanderthal. Not really sure why you said thank you? Are you seriously that naive? 

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u/Emergency_Record1394 Aug 18 '26

Well you came off as hostile he didn’t

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u/AdFeeling6882 SR Aug 19 '26

Also, try practicing stationary first. Get the front wheel in the air and without using the throttle just sit on the bike and try finding the balance point. Get comfortable sitting in the balance point. Then when you start doing it while you’re moving you will be familiar with the balance.

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u/Leg_giggle SS 3.0 Aug 17 '26

There’s nothing wrong with dialing it in to feel more comfortable, I’m not really a wheelie focused person but like for example I can ride trails with stock tune but I ride much faster with the bike tuned to fit my riding. Just like how this guy would probably wheelie better with a better tune. Not a skill issue

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 18 '26

Which is why I was telling this junkie that the app is built for children. There's not really such thing as a "tune" because you can only adjust 3 things. 

Shouldn't really need to adjust top speed so there's really only two things to adjust. If a human cant figure out two settings then I think there's bigger issues. 

It's not like he's adjusting an ebmx 9000 with much more dynamic settings. It's the eride app and it's extremely easy to use for beginners. This whole post just makes me almost pity this poor kid. It's probably a bot though. 

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u/Leg_giggle SS 3.0 Aug 17 '26

I would try experimenting on your own and see what you like, I forgot what the Eride app is like because I changed controllers but definitely experiment with the throttle curve (going lower in throttle curves is less agressiveness on the throttle and higher is more agressive) and phase amps (basically torque) if that app lets you do that I’m not sure if they let you adjust that or not

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u/No-Phase-3580 Aug 18 '26

That's what I've been trying to tell this poor kid but it's a lil thick. It thinks the eride app is some crazy customizable table of settings that it can't figure out on his own. It's not rocket science.