security/Abs package
What everyone else as said, my Road King was my first bike with ABS and said I wouldn't want to buy another bike without it and my Limited as ABS too; security package is an added bonus.
for the majority of riders (those of us who are human, and honest about our abilities) the answer is yes, it is worth it. however, you are going to get a bunch of answers from folks who will tell you that they can outbrake a computer any day of the week with their right hand tied behind their back.
having abs does not negate the need for the rider to brake properly. it does however, help keep you from busting your *** if you should fail in that regard. and in a panic stop, you don't know how you're going to react until it actually happens. you can (and should) practice that often, but really, no matter how much practice you do, until you see that drivers door in front of you, you will react differently.
having abs does not negate the need for the rider to brake properly. it does however, help keep you from busting your *** if you should fail in that regard. and in a panic stop, you don't know how you're going to react until it actually happens. you can (and should) practice that often, but really, no matter how much practice you do, until you see that drivers door in front of you, you will react differently.
for the majority of riders (those of us who are human, and honest about our abilities) the answer is yes, it is worth it. however, you are going to get a bunch of answers from folks who will tell you that they can outbrake a computer any day of the week with their right hand tied behind their back.
having abs does not negate the need for the rider to brake properly. it does however, help keep you from busting your *** if you should fail in that regard. and in a panic stop, you don't know how you're going to react until it actually happens. you can (and should) practice that often, but really, no matter how much practice you do, until you see that drivers door in front of you, you will react differently.
having abs does not negate the need for the rider to brake properly. it does however, help keep you from busting your *** if you should fail in that regard. and in a panic stop, you don't know how you're going to react until it actually happens. you can (and should) practice that often, but really, no matter how much practice you do, until you see that drivers door in front of you, you will react differently.







