Is it a good thing when a bike problem fixes itself?
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Is it a good thing when a bike problem fixes itself?
Since I put a 21" front wheel on my RGS the ABS went to crap, not ABSing and the light would come on shortly after starting out. A couple weeks ago the dealership replaced the ABS module but no change. Until recently. Just weird that the light no longer comes on and the brakes are working fine. Maybe the module needed a break-in period? Oh well. Posted here wondering if anybody that reads this has experienced any such abnormalities.
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Since I put a 21" front wheel on my RGS the ABS went to crap, not ABSing and the light would come on shortly after starting out. A couple weeks ago the dealership replaced the ABS module but no change. Until recently. Just weird that the light no longer comes on and the brakes are working fine. Maybe the module needed a break-in period? Oh well. Posted here wondering if anybody that reads this has experienced any such abnormalities.
In all seriousness, nothing mechanical fixes itself. Dig deeper or ride as if you don't have ABS.
Last edited by Campy Roadie; 05-29-2019 at 10:23 AM.
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