TCB Brakes
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I don't personally know anyone who would put a fluid accumulator in a pressurized brake line circuit. You could just about accomplish the same thing by putting rubber brake lines on in place of SS lines. In the end, it's just something that reduces the effectiveness of the brake overall to avoid a wheel lock up.
A little training and practice in threshold braking would do the same thing and not alter the bike mechanically. Accumulators aren't new and they aren't prevalent; that tells me something right there. One thing I have wondered when I see "innovations" like this is; what happens in a crash reconstruction where having an altered brake system starts to work against a rider who didn't get stopped in time to prevent a collision? We live in a world where it doesn't matter what the facts are; if someone can introduce an element of doubt it may mean the difference between a settlement and nothing.
Sorry for the rant, I guess that doesn't answer your question and may not be helpful.
A little training and practice in threshold braking would do the same thing and not alter the bike mechanically. Accumulators aren't new and they aren't prevalent; that tells me something right there. One thing I have wondered when I see "innovations" like this is; what happens in a crash reconstruction where having an altered brake system starts to work against a rider who didn't get stopped in time to prevent a collision? We live in a world where it doesn't matter what the facts are; if someone can introduce an element of doubt it may mean the difference between a settlement and nothing.
Sorry for the rant, I guess that doesn't answer your question and may not be helpful.
Last edited by Campy Roadie; 12-22-2015 at 08:57 AM.
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I hope someone can give you the intel you're looking for.
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