- Rule
- One slider at a time
- Test
- Highway + city
- Keep notes
- Value + feel
- After patch
- Re-baseline
Method
Baseline stock settings. Ride a fixed highway and a fixed city block. Change one slider, save, repeat both. Write slider name, value, and a concrete feel note.
Screenshot keeper setups with dates. After patches, re-baseline before copying old social-media screenshots.
How to think about sliders
Grip trades slide freedom for stability. Lean speed/degree change how quickly the bike rolls in—helpful in cities, nervous at highway speed for new riders.
If labels differ in your build, follow the live UI names. Principle stays: one variable, two roads, written result.
Tune by goal
Cruise: stability and predictable brakes. City: a bit more agility, lower entry speeds. Highway: high-speed stability over max aggressive lean.
Premium or “tuned” bikes still need route-specific testing. Keep a city confidence setup and a highway stability setup if you own multiple machines.