Do you know where the ABS sensor is on your bike?

[county]

It is not enough to say yes...if you vote yes you must post a description of the location on your bike or your vote will not be counted.

Options 2-5 require no explanation.

[MadOzodi]

I voted YES even though I don't have ABS.

[scottzilla]

This poll has too many rules.  I'm not participating.

[kevin_stevens]

It is not enough to say yes...if you vote yes you must post a description of the location on your bike or your vote will not be counted.

Options 2-5 require no explanation.

So you're going to re-program the forum vote code?  Could you fix the link embedding while you're at it?

I know where mine are on all the ABS bikes I've owned.  But I didn't know before I bought them, which is where I suspect you're going with this.  They have to be accounted for when doing wheel removals.

KeS

[county]

 which is where I suspect you're going with this

KeS

Stopping, not going....

[bomber]

Mine is located right by the mail box -- won't allow any ABS to be written about at all.

[ZED]

What a silly question.  Of course I know.  It's obvious.  It's that thing at the top of the connection between the seat and the brake lever.
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On the Ducati however, I think it has a couple of notched disk things at the wheels too.  

[Frankienuckles]

It is at the dealership, on the front wheel, inside of the brake disk on the bike that I'd like to buy if I could afford it.

[Mac]

Aren't the plastics made of ABS?

[nater]

I haven't got one.

[maddjack]

yeah , on my two its next to the muffler bearing support bracket  

[kevin_stevens]

Where is it on a Harley?

KeS

[Frankienuckles]

Where is it on a Harley?

KeS

It is probably that chrome thing with the silver concho and leather fringe hanging off of it...

[kevin_stevens]

It is probably that chrome thing with the silver concho and leather fringe hanging off of it...

I was actually asking that to give H-D props.  They carefully designed their sensor system to be as unobtrusive as possible.





KeS

[Busy Little Whiner]

I use mental ABS... I tax my brain and not my bike...

[sammyseaman]

There's a sensor on my bike for my abs? Mine must not be working because I haven't been able to do any ab work (crunches, planks, etc...) and my I haven't noticed any lights or buzzers going off. It's true  

[Windblown]

On my current rides it's an overly complex system of inputs that include both sound and feel. It's also subject to failure from time to time depending on how taxed the CPU is at the moment.

[kevin_stevens]

On my current rides it's an overly complex system of inputs that include both sound and feel. It's also subject to failure from time to time depending on how taxed the CPU is at the moment.

Strongly believe you don't know what an ABS sensor is or how it works.

KeS

[Windblown]

Strongly believe you don't know what an ABS sensor is or how it works.

KeS

OK.  

Wanna have a quiz on ABS function? Look at the bikes in my profile and maybe it will make more sense?

FWIW,  I'm a proponent of well sorted ABS systems on motorcycles and I've owned two motorcycles equipped with ABS (FJR1300 & Sprint ST). I don't happen to own an ABS equipped bike at the moment, hence my having to rely on my brain (the CPU) to interpret the signals coming into it.  

 

[kevin_stevens]

OK.  

Wanna have a quiz on ABS function? Look at the bikes in my profile and maybe it will make more sense?

FWIW,  I'm a proponent of well sorted ABS systems on motorcycles and I've owned two motorcycles equipped with ABS (FJR1300 & Sprint ST). I don't happen to own an ABS equipped bike at the moment, hence my having to rely on my brain (the CPU) to interpret the signals coming into it.  

 

So what "sound and feel" output have you ever gotten from an ABS sensor?

KeS