A dyno tune is where you make adjustments to your motorcycles key aspects such as, ignition, fuel level and air supply. With these adjustments, your bike will perform at top notch with achieving highest horse power levels and showcase some serious torque all while maintaining optimal air fuel ratio.

What can I expect from a dyno tune?

In most cases, a typical dyno tune is about making sure there is the correct air to fuel ratio to support the rpm and load on the engine, as well as to optimize the ignition advance curve to suit. A typical dyno tune should be undertaken at the end of any upgrade, to maximize the potential of the parts safely.

How much does a dyno tune cost?

Potucek explains, “If you're paying for a dyno tune (where the dyno operator is also tuning your car) $300 -$500 is a good base. If you run into a mobile dyno or a shop having a dyno day, maybe $50 for a pull or two.