Question re Braking.
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i believe that is a normal shake due to the abs electronic modules engaging.... mine also does that... sit at idle and apply either front or rear brake and you will feel it.... we just dont notice it at speed...mine is even more evident now that i have finally ( after 5 years ) had my fluid flushed and changed
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i believe that is a normal shake due to the abs electronic modules engaging.... mine also does that... sit at idle and apply either front or rear brake and you will feel it.... we just dont notice it at speed...mine is even more evident now that i have finally ( after 5 years ) had my fluid flushed and changed
Tourer
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hmm... maybe you r right ... i am not familaiar with abs and just thought that was it.... maybe it just transfers or amplifies the normal shake of the motor when u lock up either wheel with the brake ..? but it is definately noticable
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Cruiser
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In my earlier post, my decimal point was off. The dealer said Harley replaces at .008; mine were .002.
Translation?
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It's basically an off center deviation. Your rotor (s) deviate 2 one thousandths of an inch. HD count replace until the deviation exceeds 8 thousandths.
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