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WACO...... I knew I had heard that name before.....
Wacko, TX?
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i'm glad you posted that @craig bush was the first thought that came to my mind....man that looked painful too...then to get run over to boot! amazing he's back at the front of the pack already!
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Do any of you even have an R to argue with?
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WACO...... I knew I had heard that name before.....
More specifically McGregor...Waco doesn't have .... besides the bike track I mentioned and a few decent coffee shops. Rocket science is about the only thing worth a hoot around here
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And once my yard ornament is back up and running, I'll be sure to report back to this fine group with a gopro video, until then I'll let this pot of water unboil itself and let you girls get back to your pampered S
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And to add another reason to remove the rear wheel speed sensor, and this would require software update - Is wheel speed not in direct correlation to gearbox output? If the wheel is locked, the gearbox is no longer moving. Gear sensor movement is tracked and can be ratioed relative to wheel movement, without a rear speed sensor. It doesn't matter if the clutch is pulled in, because who pulls the clutch to cut engine power in the middle of turn? No one. The steering input, bike weight, and engine braking is what guides you through the turn. If you've missed a downshift going into turn, find yourself in neutral, and lose road feedback you know what I mean. The gearbox is fully engaged going into the turn, mid turn, and exit of turn. That's why the rear wheel speed sensor can be removed from the algorithm.
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I don't understand the necessity of removing it. What is the problem you are trying to solve?
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I haven't really considered the fact that the rear wheel speed can be determined by *either* the RPMs or the ABS ring.
But I wonder, doesn't the standard ECU programming already include a function to disable the rear ABS? (I have a V2 si don't know) Or the OP it's trying to save a few ounces (nothing wrong with that, it's just me I'd prefer to keep it).
But I wonder, doesn't the standard ECU programming already include a function to disable the rear ABS? (I have a V2 si don't know) Or the OP it's trying to save a few ounces (nothing wrong with that, it's just me I'd prefer to keep it).
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There’s no such thing as an “ABS ring.” Maybe you’re referring to the phonic ring That the Rear wheel speed reads?
Either way, if you want to turn rear ABS off on a 22+ V4 just set the ABS to 1. Bob’s your uncle.
Either way, if you want to turn rear ABS off on a 22+ V4 just set the ABS to 1. Bob’s your uncle.
Yes, that's what I meant.
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