I don’t mean to rub off the wrong way, but I’m not sure why yamster replied on this without knowing the correct information. The fz does in fact have 3 Abs modes as well. There is level 3 which is like you said “rain mode” it will prevent you from pulling the front wheel up very high, and I would assume the rear too. Level 2 is a good medium ground. I can do wheelies in level 2 again not sure about flipping over the front wheel I haven’t tested that yet lol. Now level 1 is the least intervention of abs, just like the Ducati “track mode”. Now all three of these will keep you from locking the front and/or rear tire. Now as far as doing a “stoppie” or flipping the bike over forewards, I have had a few occasions where I got on the front brakes hard and felt abs kicking in i haven’t however experienced rear wheel lift. However I do follow someone across the big pond that has one, and he put a whole new brake system to bypass abs so he can intentionally do stoppies. Hoped this helped!
Sorry SlowGuyTy, but you are the one who has replied without having the correct information.
The MT-10 ABS is NON-ADJUSTABLE. It is a stand alone system which does it's own thing that you & I have ZERO control over.
However the bike has 3 RIDER modes and 3 TRACTION CONTROL modes.
For the 3 Rider Modes
All modes give 100% power, but the lower modes soften the throttle. Mode 3 almost has a delay between opening the throttle and the bike reacting, basically, a rain mode, mode 2 is smoother and more direct, then mode 1 is quite twitchy and direct and the bike will respond to every little throttle input you give it.
NOTE: On the 2016 bike when it was first launched these modes were called
A,
STD and
B respectively. This was changed to modes 1, 2 and 3 as mentioned above from 2017 onwards.
For the 3 Traction Control Modes
Level 3 is for rain and will give zero slip and not allow any wheelies, level 2 will allow wheelies, but will intervene if the rear slides under power & level 1 will allow you to keep it on 1 wheel all day and only intervene if it thinks the slide is getting to be dangerous.
Then you can also turn TC 100% off, in which case, you are on your own.
As for ABS...
ABS is NON-ADJUSTABLE.