R1 engine light came on after rolling burnout

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Question too now that I’m here. I did a slow rolling burnout and a few minutes after my check engine light came on for a few days and then when away before I got the bike to the shop? Anything I should worried about?

R1 engine light came on after rolling burnout

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    Could be a 1000 things if you didn’t jot down what code it was throwing.

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    Probably just the front wheel sensor…

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    If its the model with tc it’s confused because of the burnout, it’s not getting a reading from the front wheel speed sensor

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    You know,,, not moving when the rear was doing 120 mph

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    Nothing

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    The bike was probably confused lol, if it’s not still on don’t stress

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    if it doesn’t reappear then I wouldn’t be concern. If there is a issue "trust me"… The CEL have a way of coming back like a bad dream.

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    Same thing happens when you wheelie too long. its just the tc system having a spas as one wheel is moving way quicker than the other so throws engine light and normally fault code too goes away after a while.

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    Yep just your TC cracking the shits. Same thing will happen if you idle the bike on the stand in gear to line a chain.

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