Ok.You have no O2 sensors so you have one of the last "good" setups the Moco was allowed to build & ship to the public. In all fairness, since your bike was made before O2 sensors hit the manufacturing line, you should not have to adhere to the current A/F ratio line on the dyno chart.
Having no narrow band O2 sensors is the ultimate as long as you can find a qualified tech that really knows how to set up the A/F maps. In your case every single cell on the load vs RPM grid is definable. There is no "auto pilot" or closed loop operation. Injector pulse width for Idle, mid range cruise, and wide open throttle are all done with look up tables.
Right from the factory, I would bet the A/F ratios are pretty fat on your bike. But for starters, I would do a global enrichment (all A/F cells) of .4 of 1 A/F ratio point just to make up for the 10% ethanol we now have. Back in 2005 the maps were setup for pure gasoline and you need to offset that when using 10% ethanol.