If you got problems on Cruise Control system, reading CHECK P1575 into ECU logs, you can try the following steps to see if a reset helps.
Once again, I will stress that this is the procedure from the Tiger Explorer, and it works on Tiger Sport 1050 too (model 2016 upward). I never had to try it on either bike.
The Cruise Control switch check is required after certain DTC's or defects have been repaired with relate to the ride by wire system or Cruise Control system, or after the adaptations have been reset. The switch check requires the user to operate the switches in order.
Ignition ON, Engine OFF
1) Activate the Front Brake Switch by pulling and releasing the font brake
2) Activate the Rear Brake Switch by pressing and releasing the rear brake pedal
3) Activate the Clutch Switch by pulling and releasing the Clutch
4) Activate the Twist Grip Cruise Control cancel switch by operating and holding the throttle grip in the fully closed position
5) Press the Cruise Control On/Off switch to ON
6) Press the Cruise Control +/Accelerate Switch
7) Press the Cruise Control -/ Decelerate Switch
If the CC light goes off, the CC is now reset.
If that doesn't work, I would recommend returning to the dealer. I know it is an annoyance, but likely a very simple fix.
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