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Default Bosch 2-Wheeler Stability Control

Harley's ABS was a first step into Stability Control, as as such it has limitations as in cornering and off-pavement use. Bosch is now showing off the enhanced functions of their latest ABS/MSC systems, which encompass much more, including Hill Hold Control, Anti-Rollover Control, & Anti-Wheelie Control. Here's a link to their YouTube video. No mention of whether you'll be able to select or deselect any function when they become standard.

 
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Wow. Very interesting.
I'd be curious to see what a system like that would add to the price of the bike though.
ABS alone is an $800 option on some HD models...
 
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Originally Posted by jam436
Wow. Very interesting.
I'd be curious to see what a system like that would add to the price of the bike though.
ABS alone is an $800 option on some HD models...
Not to worry - I'm sure Harley will charge twice as much as other Manufacturers.
 
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