the sensor is in the bearing, it doesent **** up the abs.

 

Idk, but I'm guessing here...(I'm a maintenance tech by trade) there is no wires comming out of the bearing? (Lol?). If anything, there may be a magnet or "pickup" in the bearing, but detected by an exterior "sensor". That's why I say I doubt there is a "sensor" "in" the bearing. Maybe it's wireless!

 

the "ring" is in the bearing, the pickup is text to the spacer that goes on front axel, i had all parts dissasemblied yesterday when i changed the brakedisc. Byt since you are a maintenence guy by trade (lol), ill guess you should just continue to mock me, to take away focus from the fact that it doesent affect abs function with changing size of rotor.

 

Just enjoyed the ride to the office - beautiful day in LA.

 

Hey, can you post up the Arlen Ness part number for this kit? If it really is the same as the Dyna, my big brake kit might get transferred from the old bike to the new one before i sell it!

 

sorry man, i dont got package left, but i have the instruction, but it doesent say anything about any part# sorry.

 

I'd be careful here. I went through this with Ness before they finally releases the 18+ softail version I installed on my '19 Low Rider. The adapter my not align the pad contact area correctly. In fact to me, looking at the photo, it looks like the caliper is too far outboard.

Did 'Ness stop selling the official '18+ softail kit?

Edit: Actually looking at the photo closer, from what I can see, it looks ok.

 

FYI, Ness' US site still has nothing on the 18+, however I saw this: https://rolliesspeedshop.com/product...bob-low-rider/ which shows a part number: AN-02-996

If you want to take a gamble, Amazon has it:

Amazon

Amazon

 

Dont be hating. Alot of readers don't know stuff like this. Don't take it personal. Glad I was pretty accurate.

 

Dont be hating. Alot of readers don't know stuff like this. Don't take it personal. Glad I was pretty accurate.