Deepakumar

Anyone Installed it?........

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DriftKingNT

First of all. Did you install it?

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satyenpoojary

Woah! This will be too good for the bikes with a very powerful rear disc break, but then again how many of such bikes do we have.

I mean I am not trying to start an argument or something, but people take a lot of precaution now adays with the front discs!

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Sarvajit

Looks like this can be used on the R15, since it has Nissin brakes. Any idea why the ABS unit is only compatible with Nissin?
OT: So is this the technology TVS is working on for their Apache 200?

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Deepakumar

don't know that but see the info posted by ken bro,

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trojanrocks

Can any one please tell me if this can be installed on a pulsar and does it do the job of ABS...looks very tiny.

JitenMistry

Guys,

I have also read same article in BikeIndia.com. (www.saferideabs.com). Kit cost around 1250/- Rs. Approx.

My queries are?

1) What is expire time of this equipment? (Since it attached with bike braking, if it will failed to work, then what happen, will brake still work normally or not?)
2) Since both are provide same equipment for the same purpose then which is the best for us (value for money)?

vikaskurup

hey guys,
i have installed krp abs somedays back...just gave it a try cause it was for 650+75 shipping...and yes it does work pretty well.u can feel the difference even with rtr's good discs.give it a try.you wouldn't find ur money in drain.oh yes one more thing.while ordering it please mention ur bike.in pulsar the threading of banjo bolt is thicker so it doesnt fit.and do call them.they are pretty friendly.
cheers.

manasmahajan

From what I hear, this abs system (if i may call it that!) is not like the other "conventional" abs systems used. The modern ABS system applies individual brake pressure to wheel(s) through a control system of hub mounted sensors and a dedicated micro-controller.*
The one for offer here in India is a hydraulic one which detects locking of wheels & stops the flow of fluid hence releasing the brakes in a start-stop-start motion. It gives a feel of pressing the brake lever on & off continuously.
Still a good development, i'll say a first step towards getting the real thing here. But still not as effective as the electronic abs.
*Source: Wikipedia. Anti-lock braking system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.