Keep the SE tuner to sell with the bike if you decide to sell down the track
Going to have to sell one of them with the bike or the new owner will be stuffed
If you keep the TTS you have a couple more options

What's the options with the TTS 98? As Hilly says the SE is locked, I thought the TTS was also locked to the one bike.

What are the options with the TTS 98? As Hilly says the SE is locked, I thought the TTS was also locked to the one bike.

Thanks Hilly. How does that work? Is it simply a software ajdustment or would you need to send the unit back to TTS? I remember TTS had a change over deal going for $100. That probably would have been the way to go.

Thanks Hilly. How does that work? Is it simply a software adjustment or would you need to send the unit back to TTS? I remember TTS had a change over deal going for $100. That probably would have been the way to go.

I don't know why I'm getting these double posts. Now I do. All good shouldn't happen again

I want to set my tts (blue dongle) up for another bike but do I really need to send the blue dongle back to the USA and back here again? Seems a pita for what is essentially an extra software license. It costs $200 but the postage there and back would cost at least another $50 easy...

I just read this on another forum, is this correct Hilly?

"The SESPT (SE street perfoormance tuner) is married to the ECM on whatever bike it is installed,
The SERTPRO (SE race tuner pro) can be used on as many bikes as you want to use it on.
This is information that most dealers won't share so they can sell you a new tuner when you get a new bike, but my dealer showed me their book on the tuners and assurred me the SERTPRO CAN be used again, but it is the only one that can. This is why I spent the $459 for it. The SEPST was $200 cheaper & is a lot more limited on what you can do compared to the SERTPRO"

If this is right then I might be in luck. On the front of the tuner I have it says Super Tuner Pro.