I've had it for 24 hrs. And didn't want to take it out on the slick roads too much. Yesterday driving back from the Uhaul place the roads were nice and dry. I love it. Compared to the 2012 the seat is a definite upgrade, however my only gripe is the distance between your rear end and the footpeg is shorter and i've had 7 knee surgeries so keeping my knee bent for a long period of time can be uncomfortable. I'll get used to it though. Acceleration is phenomenal compared with the '12. I'm actually glad I didn't seriously contemplate getting the SR only because I'd be tempted to ride even faster. The S is probably more than enough for me.
I used the app and just wonder if in that interface when I change settings and want to use that riding profile do I switch to the "custom" mode on the bike or the eco. I'm assuming custom, however i read elsewhere that app changes eco mode settings (i'd think it would be altering the custom mode settings)
My biggest concern is that the state of charge was only showing 14.5 kWh. It would be nice if they told you the app registers the nominal capacity (if that truly is what it does).
I mounted my go pro on the left front turn signal stalk as far medial as I could and it is pretty stable. That part doesn't flex, only the outer half does. It also provides a really great view of the road (I posted pics of that on facebook).
I'm moving to Montana in 6 months and needed to upgrade to a '16 now or never, plus by doing it before 2016 hit I was able to benefit from the tax credits that wouldn't have helped me next year due to income reasons, so overall I'm really really happy and think I'll have plenty more opportunities for great and safer rides out there compared to Pennsylvania.
I'm thinking about using the tail tidy and replacing the rear fender on the bike, but I remember a post about how that leads to a bit more splash hitting your back. Don't know if that's true or not. Also I dont' want to have to worry about rewiring any lights.