Traction control. Anybody know this system?

Just discovered this system on the Track Sense website.

http://www.tracksense.co.uk/tractioncontrol.html

Anyone have any experience at all I'm not considering it but Klinck and Stalker might have had a less dramatic Oulton Expensive but then so is a highside irrespective of the physical pain
Apparently it was developed for Ducati's and now they can have a bit of kit for just about any bike

What are Track Sense like for track days? They think very highly of themselves

Durbahn uses it and has developed a mounting system for it.
He also has the algorithms.

Aren't these the products they are using (SuperDuke specific link)? http://www.competitionsystems.co.uk/product.php?id=185

Their stuff ain't cheap ... Then again, if it saves from even one highside for the terminally ham-fisted ...

That's them as far as I know. Almost £2k. Not as good as factory fit such as ZX10R. Makes Japanese stuff look a bargain as std fitment.

I've been on a track sense trip to Jerez, very well organised, and loads of track time as there was no break for lunch.

I'm not sure this is really needed on a SD, certainly not at that price tag. We aren't talking 180bhp+ but max of early 130s and a very linear delivery. Even if its wet traction control isn't always going to save you if you are trying to push on track. If it did WSB and GP wouldn't be high siding in the wet or the dry. Just jamming the throttle to the stops at the apex and expecting the electronics to sort it out is just poor riding skills.

I booked a 3 dayer in Portimao, they moved it to a week later after we'd all booked our flights and pissed about refunding the flight and hire car expenses.

Nemesis TC is supposed to be excellent but it is Uber expensive.
If you want a tcs: Bazazz is about 1/3 of the price and again I hear good things about it but have no personal experience.

IRC traction control is available for the sd cheaper than the nemesis, bsd supply and fit, arguable whether its needed with 130hp tho, would like to try it tho