O2 sensor eliminator — why?

[Rocky_imp]

I remember seeing similar discussions on the Triumph site. My wife had an EFI Bonnie and it did seem to smooth out a bit when the O2 was removed. The 2014 DLX I recently got has no such issues...I'm figuring if it ain't broke I ain't gonna fix it. - Karl

I dont notice anything with mine either Karl. I wish I had ridden some of the other CB's at the rally for guys that say their bikes had this issue because I have never felt anything but creamy smoothness. Also wish I had ridden and tested someone elses bike that says their rear brakes were strong, because I've had 2 and the rear brakes have been poor ( IMO) on both of them.

I dont notice anything with mine either Karl. I wish I had ridden some of the other CB's at the rally for guys that say their bikes had this issue because I have never felt anything but creamy smoothness. Also wish I had ridden and tested someone elses bike that says their rear brakes were strong, because I've had 2 and the rear brakes have been poor ( IMO) on both of them.
For the most part I have ignored this thread, but decided to read through it since I had some time on my hands.
Interesting reading and interesting conclusions.
I'm with the ferret and another poster, my bike is creamy/silky smooth from start, idle and all the way through the rev range.
Strange how some are having a problem and some aren't. (?)
Anyway, it ain't broke so I too am not going to fix it.