Can I go from abs to disk?
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Can I go from abs to disk?
So far this season I've had to perform two emergency stops while going through a narrow busy Main Street. What I have found is that my bad knees prevent me from pumping the rear brakes. Yep you guessed it, I ended up fish tailing (saved it both times though). With that said I would like to avoid this happening again especially when the ol lady is on the back.
Is it possible to go from abs to disk? My last bike was disk and I had no issues.
Is it possible to go from abs to disk? My last bike was disk and I had no issues.
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What year bike do you have? Is it a Sportster?
ABS is on some new bikes (I think), but they all have disc brakes. Do you want to disable your ABS? Does not seem a good idea if you cannot properly operate rear brake as is. It was not the ABS that caused a fishtail. You are not supposed to pump the brakes with ABS. Just apply steady pressure, let the ABS do it's job.
John
ABS is on some new bikes (I think), but they all have disc brakes. Do you want to disable your ABS? Does not seem a good idea if you cannot properly operate rear brake as is. It was not the ABS that caused a fishtail. You are not supposed to pump the brakes with ABS. Just apply steady pressure, let the ABS do it's job.
John
Last edited by John Harper; 05-31-2014 at 09:34 PM.
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So far this season I've had to perform two emergency stops while going through a narrow busy Main Street. What I have found is that my bad knees prevent me from pumping the rear brakes. Yep you guessed it, I ended up fish tailing (saved it both times though). With that said I would like to avoid this happening again especially when the ol lady is on the back.
Is it possible to go from abs to disk? My last bike was disk and I had no issues.
Is it possible to go from abs to disk? My last bike was disk and I had no issues.
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