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99% sure I did. It took about 3 remote tune exchanges with every new tune better than the previous. I say 99% because the last tune I got late in season, (I was very busy last fall) and we had snow by Halloween. That said I took the FTR with me on vacation to warmer Florida weather over T-day and rode it for a couple days there with what I'd call perfect results. I'm only hesitant to say I'm through it completely because I'd like some more miles on it to confirm my position.
Mine had a tune pretty much from the jump. (By 200 miles if I remember right) At first it was great, but like yours, developed the vibes. In my case it first happened like a light switch. When bike was cold, no vibes. Than as it warmed they would return. When they did, it was much like you report, and around d the RPMs you wrote.
After some more mileage it was there to stay.
I then returned bike to stock. It ran like crap as per stock tune, but the abnormal vibes were gone. what good is that if the bike is nearly unrideable. So I opened a case with my dealer.
That said they acknowledge the crappy stock tune And applaud the FM tune.
I urge everyone that feels they have abnormal vibes to report it. That said, what makes this all confusing, is that the FTRs resonate frequency is right around the same place in the revs as the abnormal one Except the abnormal one is well, abnormal and continues past the 3-4K range that the normal inherent resonate frequency resides.
No body yet knows why this happens yet, but we do (99%) know it can be tuned out. (At least in my case)
I hadn't post further on this issue due to my not being 100%
