frame sliders and the bank angle sensor
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RE: frame sliders and the bank angle sensor
I don't know what the angle is but a slider would have to stick out a good foot from the fairing to keep the bike upright enough to not trip the sensor in a crash/drop
in fact, I've heard several case of riders carrying so much lean angle, the BAS cut the bike off mid corner
never have I heard of someone dragging their frame sliders in a corner (without crashing of course)
in fact, I've heard several case of riders carrying so much lean angle, the BAS cut the bike off mid corner
never have I heard of someone dragging their frame sliders in a corner (without crashing of course)
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RE: frame sliders and the bank angle sensor
I agree with woody. If you hit your sliders on a corner then most likely you are going to fall down or you are in theprocess of going down. Think about it, if you slider is almost about to touch the ground then it’s probable that you are already scraping your leg without attempting to kneedrag. However,there are faulty sensor’s that will shut off and a very sharp turn.
If you ever drop your bike, you will see that the bike will work for a few seconds while it is on its side before shutting off. Hence, at a very steep angle the bike should not shut off by itself. Now, a crash cage is a different story..
If you ever drop your bike, you will see that the bike will work for a few seconds while it is on its side before shutting off. Hence, at a very steep angle the bike should not shut off by itself. Now, a crash cage is a different story..
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RE: frame sliders and the bank angle sensor
ORIGINAL: woodyracing
never have I heard of someone dragging their frame sliders in a corner (without crashing of course)
never have I heard of someone dragging their frame sliders in a corner (without crashing of course)
Like it's been said before, a properly functioning BAS will NOT shut the bike off as long as the bike is still on both tires and moving. The only time(s) the BAS has ever shut my bike off is when it's laying on it's side stoped.
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