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Depends how hard you twist, i had the 2015 with abs and couldn't get it to wheelie till a mate said to roll on to about 20-30 mph in 1st, close quickly and then jerk back on...

Now have the 2016 s and only way I can wheelie it is to turn the tc off...but others have said it doesn't need to be off

 

It could be combination of your height and body weigh, people are different weights and lighter people will get front up easy. I'm 12st 6lbs, 6ft tall and got long arms so sit further back and my 2012 with low boy will lift no probs in first, I'm going to drop to a 17 tooth front.
Check gearing as may have been changed, but I doubt it has.

 

I believe changing the gearing will alter the speed BUT wait till someone more knowledgeable confirm that..

Even if it did alter the speedo, you could always install Healtech Speedo healer and once calibrated your speedo will be spot on

 

I test rode one, can't say it was a wheelie machine.Guys on bikes like to exagerate how fast / big they are, ride it how you want to, and enjoy it. Be 3 -6 points for a wheelie, but I'm just a boring ol' fart

My Tuono is, have to sit over the tank when accelerating hard or the front end goes very light, or over crests and it wants to lift.

If I'm honest, I do my best to not wheelie. Can get a bit annoying when you pull out to overtake and wheel starts to come up, so thats why I instintively lean forward to stop it.

Plus I crap myself every time it does go higher than a couple of inches. Too many youtube clips of it going badly, so not really wanting to. (6'2" ish, 17.5 stone btw)

I once rode home with a mirror for a 1200 bandit stuffed up my jacket (ask andypandy why), meant I couldn't lean forward, wheel wouldn't stay down. Try that, old mirror be cheaper than changing sprocket and speedo healer !!!!!

 

No, free to download software that enables you to access the ecu, one of the many features is that speed is set by default to 100% which is changeable.
Search this forum (and others) and you'll find plenty of info.

 

I don't find the RS is trying to pull wheelies all the time, it will lift if enough throttle is applied in the right places?
Wheelies are a bit meh? I prefer the way the front wheel just skips along the road when flat out in 4th, with a slight lean coming out of a corner is great fun?