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Uncrasable bike.. allegedly!

Started by 2kwacks, October 15, 2013, 07:07:22 PM

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routemaster

It looks impressive and I would be intrigued to know how it works

Steve
There are only solutions

Rusty

Interesting stuff .... if it's a step towards better road safety then that has got to be good. :yes:

Lonewolf

Looks ok I suppose. I'm unsure why it would be necessary though. Its like ABS, how many times do you actually use it?

100milesaway

What would you rather be   or a wasp?


pistole

Quote from: Lonewolf on October 15, 2013, 09:12:42 PM
Looks ok I suppose. I'm unsure why it would be necessary though. Its like ABS, how many times do you actually use it?

- personally , have had my ABS trigger on numerous occasions (esp in the wet). Its a life saver.

- the last one was when I had to brake hard on painted lines (no where else to go). That one was all ABS. I even felt the beginnings of a low side before the ABS caught it.

- as for the "you are a bad rider if your ABS comes on" - yeah maybe , but its kept my bike rubber side down , so far.

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charlie mac

Quote from: pistole on October 16, 2013, 03:48:07 AM
- personally , have had my ABS trigger on numerous occasions (esp in the wet). Its a life saver.

- the last one was when I had to brake hard on painted lines (no where else to go). That one was all ABS. I even felt the beginnings of a low side before the ABS caught it.

- as for the "you are a bad rider if your ABS comes on" - yeah maybe , but its kept my bike rubber side down , so far.

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what he said...... wet painted lines and inattentive drivers make ABS one of the best features on the bike
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