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On a 2012 Road Glide with ABS, when moving from the stock front wheel and dual disk setup to a 21" wheel with single 13" rotor, what do I do with the two ABS lines coming out from under the handlebars? One goes to the left rotor and one goes to the right? Does moving to a single disk screw with your ABS in any way? I've heard some say it does and some say it doesn't. Thanks for the advice.
Hmm...I'm just thinking out loud here because I've never had to deal with this possible issue (may not even be an "issue"), but the front line splits into 2, so what would it matter if it was single line instead? (see below)
So we're actually looking for someone who has done it
If you don't get confirmation here, i would post in the "Touring" section
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2012 Road Glide 21" single rotor
