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FLEX 8.24.0.0

Triumph Daytona and Triple: expanded OBD software tuning

FLEX 8.24 supports Keihin KTKSv2 in current Triumph motorcycles. On suitable variants, programming takes place directly on the motorcycle without ECU removal.

Magic Motorsport expands OBD access to Keihin KTKSv2 with RH850. Examples listed are the 2024 Daytona 660 with 660 cc and 94 metric hp (PS), 2025 Speed Triple 1200 RS with 1,160 cc and 180 metric hp (PS), 2025 Speed Twin 1200 with 1,200 cc and 104 metric hp (PS), and 2025 Street Triple 765 Moto2 Edition with 765 cc and 128 metric hp (PS).

Virtual Read, map writing and checksum correction are supported. Virtual Read provides the appropriate original file and does not read an already modified calibration from the motorcycle. The manufacturer's stated write time is approximately two minutes.

The protocol is offered for Master and Slave with the license packages listed by the manufacturer. Depending on the application, the FLX2.68 adapter is required. The release also includes a firmware update and MDG1 unlock fixes; affected faults and variants are not described in detail.

Source: official manufacturer announcementAnnouncement from Magic Motorsport open
Triumph Daytona 660Speed Triple 1200 RSSpeed Twin 1200Street Triple 765 Moto2Keihin KTKSv2RH850OBDMotorcycle tuningMDG1

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