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2010 Ultra with ABS ??

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Old Oct 31st, 2009, 07:24 PM     #11
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

They bleed it once with the digital tech. Didnt make much of an improvement. Should I let them do it again?
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Old Oct 31st, 2009, 07:45 PM     #12
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

I would definitely make it their problem. When it comes to brakes you don't settle for anything less then perfect and the way it should be, nmot "they all do that".

Call HS customer relations and speak to them stressing that it is a safety hazard.
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Old Oct 31st, 2009, 08:32 PM     #13
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

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Just came back from a 2000 mile ride. The front brake is driving me nuts. After a long day of rideing the front brake lever is soft and the travel is almost to the grip. The next morning when I start out it is back to normal. Also notice that when it is soft If I get the ABS to actuate the lever goes back to normal. This cant be correct its going back to the dealer next week. One of those solinoids in the ABS unit has to be bypassing fluid.
There is something definetley wrong. I have ABS and they act nothing like that. In fact, they act just about normal until the activate. Bring it in and tell them to fix it. Contact a HD representative. It is a safety hazard no doubt.
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Old Oct 31st, 2009, 08:47 PM     #14
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

Definitely some wrong, the lever should NEVER get close to the grip under any circumstance...as Glider says, make sure HD dealer understands that it is a safety issue, and definitely would have been picked up as a latent defect by their R&D department..."--if they all did it..."!!!
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Old Nov 1st, 2009, 12:43 PM     #15
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Thanks Guys. Been rideing harleys for 25 years never felt a brake lever like this. Will let you know what they find.
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Old Nov 1st, 2009, 01:52 PM     #16
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

If it were a car or truck ill bet u have a by pass problem I work on auto bakes every day I would not accept this as normal do harley abs systems set a abs code like cars and how do u retrieve the codes back to the dealer
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Old Nov 1st, 2009, 02:32 PM     #17
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

The ABS system reports codes through the speedometer, just like everything else.
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Old Nov 1st, 2009, 02:38 PM     #18
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

Check the bottom of the list here for the ABS codes and how to retrieve them.

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Old Nov 6th, 2009, 10:00 PM     #19
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Re: 2010 Ultra with ABS ??

What a money maker this will be for the MOCO!ABS..NOPE!All set with that mess.
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Old Nov 7th, 2009, 08:12 AM     #20
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I would definitely make it their problem. When it comes to brakes you don't settle for anything less then perfect and the way it should be, not "they all do that".

Call HS customer relations and speak to them stressing that it is a safety hazard.
VERY important point made by Glider! Just want to add...if they STILL don't seem appropriately concerned after stressing it's a safety issue, remind them that YOU have made a note of the day, time of call, and the name of the person you spoke with, and that, (here's the important part), they have been properly "NOTICED", so not IF, but WHEN, you get injured on this bike you will be able to show they were made aware of the problem by you and made a conscious decision to do nothing to correct it.

THAT ought to get their attention!!
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