Fly by Wire?

My throttle control is electronically controlled. One brain cell tells the other OH #HIT the back wheel is spinning. Real quick the tiny one celled computers are directing the hand to release the throttle. Works every time.
 

I have a '11 R3T and a '14 FJR1300A. So, no electronics for the suspension.
I've never lifted the Yammy front wheel even when launching pretty hard. I thought the S mode on FJR was a little twitchy when I first got the bike. I know some people unwind the throttle spring a little to make it looser; so maybe it wasn't the map. I just got used to it though so now my input plenty smooth.

My wife has ridden the FJR a few times but greatly prefers my Rocket...
I keep the bags on at all times, convenience is key and there's not much benefit to riding without em.

I love the benefits that come with all the electronics and will chose that every time. But, I do get the appeal of a machine you can work on. The transmission on my wifes GMC started shifting later in the RPM range recently and there is really nothing a home mechanic can do with that thing. Not even check the fluid.
 
My throttle control is electronically controlled. One brain cell tells the other OH #HIT the back wheel is spinning. Real quick the tiny one celled computers are directing the hand to release the throttle. Works every time.

Worked every time for me too...till I hit a wet trench plate with a torque monster.

Not seeing the plate WAS my fault; but **** the Rocket can go sideways fast on slick surfaces.
Anyway, I like TCS on the FJR but it's not really necessary, with a little care it's easy manage the power. The torque of the Rocket can make a small spin go wide REAL fast. 1st hand knowledge here.