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<blockquote data-quote="Tourville" data-source="post: 207894" data-attributes="member: 5451"><p>If anyone is serious about ABS on a Classic Wing .. which</p><p>is about the only way I'd ride one given today's </p><p>distracted driver_road rage_opioid clientele:</p><p></p><p>Get to know Motorcycle Auctions Online .. google it.</p><p></p><p>Choose which year of BMW ABS you'd prefer &</p><p>purchase a wrecked machine - purchase a Clymer's</p><p>Manual.</p><p></p><p>Tone rings will need be mounted to the Honda rims</p><p>so see a machine shop.</p><p></p><p>Each physical BMW part you remove - install it on the GL.</p><p></p><p>The ABS is a separate module - the newer units do Talk</p><p>to the ECM for things like ACS .. nice anti skid thing,</p><p>but that just tells the ABS what to do when the front</p><p>and rear Tone Ring Readings don't match speed & Attitude..</p><p>again .. not included in this install.</p><p></p><p>By now you'll have all the Hydraulic lines & Master Cylinders</p><p>plumbed & secured leaving the electrical.</p><p></p><p>Sensors have dedicated hook ups .. you'll need to have </p><p>the power to the Fuse Panel.</p><p></p><p>Any Automotive Electrics Shop can handle the electrical</p><p>in an afternoon should you need assurance.</p><p></p><p>Bring the Schematic for the parts bike - for them it's a no brainer.</p><p></p><p>Not Rocket Science AND .. if you plan to keep a Classic as a regular rider</p><p>.. a much better idea for longevity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tourville, post: 207894, member: 5451"] If anyone is serious about ABS on a Classic Wing .. which is about the only way I'd ride one given today's distracted driver_road rage_opioid clientele: Get to know Motorcycle Auctions Online .. google it. Choose which year of BMW ABS you'd prefer & purchase a wrecked machine - purchase a Clymer's Manual. Tone rings will need be mounted to the Honda rims so see a machine shop. Each physical BMW part you remove - install it on the GL. The ABS is a separate module - the newer units do Talk to the ECM for things like ACS .. nice anti skid thing, but that just tells the ABS what to do when the front and rear Tone Ring Readings don't match speed & Attitude.. again .. not included in this install. By now you'll have all the Hydraulic lines & Master Cylinders plumbed & secured leaving the electrical. Sensors have dedicated hook ups .. you'll need to have the power to the Fuse Panel. Any Automotive Electrics Shop can handle the electrical in an afternoon should you need assurance. Bring the Schematic for the parts bike - for them it's a no brainer. Not Rocket Science AND .. if you plan to keep a Classic as a regular rider .. a much better idea for longevity. [/QUOTE]
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