Easily downloaded using the TTP USB Cable and Win7 laptop. Excellent throttle response, and good instructions given with purchase. Couldn't be happier as this was my first attempt at interfacing with the ECU.

Been using this tune for a few weeks now and i gotta say its awesome, much smoother throttle response. It pulls noticeably harder, everything just runs right and its an extremely easy to use and well instructed process. A great bang for your buck, I'm very happy with the end result.

Thanks TTP!

Incredible, I've done the pipes, the Breathe intake and the DNA air filter and this was the final bit of the puzzle that made it all work. And man does it work.

The bike now performs the way I knew it should, noticeable more power and torque and all those little niggles at low revs are gone.

The tune is easy to use even for a cave mane like me, just remember to read your email for the link.

I didn't do this, haha.

I run a 2008 Thruxton with cone engineering shorty pipes and the air box baffle and snout removed. Before fitting the dna filter, breath bell mouth and TTP tune 4 the pickup was jerky and torque stifled, but no more!

Off throttle pickup is instant, low to mid torque fantastic and revs to 8000 no problem. Sounds cool too and the only problem is I live in Essex (the home of the speed camera) and the bike is so much quicker than it was.

This tune totally eliminated all of the glitchy throttle response issues between 2000 and 3000 RPM! No more herky-jerky when cruising though town at lower speeds.

Also, and more importantly, the bike pulls harder all the way if and when you need it to.

I am so happy with my TTP tune & upgrades, Thanks guys!

The instructions for all steps are fantastic and comprehensive. Best $$ spent on my Thruxton. I highly recommend this tune & kit.

The ease of the tuning of my 2014 Triumph Thruxton could have been done in a quick nap on my couch. If you download and install everything as directed you’re going to be greeted with the most cheerful experience possible. My bike was done within a half hour. Buy the cable they provide, install the correct drivers, down load the tune, plug into OBD II port and then your laptop. Follow the simple instructions and you’re done before you can take a sip from a pint.

Now for the tune.

Everyone likes butter. Smooth creamy adds a delicious texture to almost everything except sand (and that’s debatable). Well this tune is like whipped butter. I had no idea that my wrist could be directly linked to my rear tire. I know there is a bunch of razza-ma-tazz in between the two but wow, it sure didn’t feel like it. Flat spots on tip-in, gone, surging on partial throttle, gone, and pops, bangs, crackles on deceleration gone. Only luscious tumbling from the pipes on deceleration. Rev-matching is as crisp as a bolt action pew-pew. Well done mates you’ve made this Texas Thruxton a real treat.

Crack on blokes!

I don't know why I put this off for so long. I bought my 2015 Thruxton new, but I've never really enjoyed riding it.
Snatchy throttle, stumbling, hesitating, you know, just running like shit in general.

I cut the dog legs off the ends of the headpipes (to tuck the new mufflers in tighter) & installed the Emgo cocktail shaker mufflers. Deleted the AI & O2 sensors, installed Breathe intake & DNA filter & removed the airbox baffle.

The only issue I had with the software was the driver setup.
I'm not really a computer guy, so I called up my favorite IT man (my son) & he got the drivers sorted out. (I bought the ttp obd cable) With the correct driver installed, the rest was easy & quick.

Got the bike running again and took it for a spin - it literally feels like a different bike. It now runs like it should've from the factory.

No glitching, no stumbling, no popping & cracking on deceleration! Just a pure joy to ride!

I've had this bike for ten years and only put 3,200 miles on it, if tells you how much fun it was NOT to ride.
That's all changed now.
It's no longer a secondary bike.

If you're thinking about getting a ttp tune, just do it, you won't be sorry.
To the guys at TTP - Well done! Bravo!
- Burt