I have tried but can't tell who he is or what it has to do with the topic. So, who is he you have been pointing out please-?? So enlighten us please ...AlsoRan said:Exactly!
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I have tried but can't tell who he is or what it has to do with the topic. So, who is he you have been pointing out please-?? So enlighten us please ...AlsoRan said:Exactly!
) ) ) ) ) ) )roy said:...Seriously telling people to grab a hand full of front brake is the equivilant to suicide on dirt. I got by with that in my circumstance due to many years of competition racing track riding and serious off road riding....I know the difference between a real dirtbike and a streetbike. This is all fun and games until someone gets killed on this thing off road due to the ABS....ABS has it's place and that place is not off road. Anyone tells you different is clueless about the differences and what ever I say or someone else says won't change it.
Yes, if that's the mindset you are stuck in, then by all means disable the ABS.roy said:Front brake is used on the dirt but that was on bikes with no damn ABS grabbing letting go grabbing letting go. : The way I had to slow the S10 that one time was not the correct way to stop a motorcycle off road. Y'all keep doing what ever flips your burger, a body cast awaits you when that big 600# monster tucks the front end from excessive panic on the front brake or simply goes over the edge of the mountain because it wouldn't stop. ::009::
Roy, I,ve got a mate down the road who still reckons that countersteering is not the way you steer a bike. He's 63 this year, I hold out little hope for him and he will go to the grave thinking that. Whats really sad is that he has a general air of authority about him which means that some people believe him, so they are of the opinion that counter steering doesnt work. He has some other views that are just false or out of date, they too are passed on. He maintains these views despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary (and what could be easier to try for yourself than countersteering). It seems to me that you are doing a similar thing with ABS on the S10. You are certainly wrong in your conclusions and you are being listened to by less experienced riders who may die or be seriously hurt by taking on board your rigid attitude. If what you claim is true, dont you think there would be many people making very loud noises and indeed taking legal action? Dont dig yourself a bigger hole than the one you already are in, take a deep breath and check out the situation in a reational way, it sounds like you have more than enough experience to do that.roy said:y'all just have never rode a REAL dirtbike obviously. : Seriously telling people to grab a hand full of front brake is the equivilant to suicide on dirt. I got by with that in my circumstance due to many years of competition racing track riding and serious off road riding. I'm not saying don't ever touch a front brake on a dirtbike but you don't use it very often or at least fast guys don't. Yes once your an expert a certain amount of front trail braking will help but that's not for every one. An off road riders crutch is the rear brake with no friggin ABS. ::010:: It is used to steer the bike as well. Let's not fool our selves here into thinking the S10 is a dirtbike, it's not, no where near it. It's a big nice touring streetbike capable of a gravel road or three something all motorcycles will do. I know the difference between a real dirtbike and a streetbike. This is all fun and games until someone gets killed on this thing off road due to the ABS. Trust me it's going to happen. I am not here to debate the ABS non ABS issue I simply do not think everyone should be told it's ok it'll do it all for you, it won't! ABS has it's place and that place is not off road. Anyone tells you different is clueless about the differences and what ever I say or someone else says won't change it.
Don't make it personal Phil. I have a very good past of really riding a motorcycle under a professional racing atmosphere. You on the other hand are what the internet really is. Look me up www.WERA.com I have racing stats which mean I rode with the best at a high level. I'm sure all I can google on you is facebookFirefight911 said:I love it, the more he speaks, the more we know about the less he knows.
You can lead a horse to water.....oh, wait, this horse is dead. ::002:: ::002:: In that case, get off the horse.
WRONG!!omeo s10 said:Roy, I,ve got a mate down the road who still reckons that countersteering is not the way you steer a bike. He's 63 this year, I hold out little hope for him and he will go to the grave thinking that. Whats really sad is that he has a general air of authority about him which means that some people believe him, so they are of the opinion that counter steering doesnt work. He has some other views that are just false or out of date, they too are passed on. He maintains these views despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary (and what could be easier to try for yourself than countersteering). It seems to me that you are doing a similar thing with ABS on the S10. You are certainly wrong in your conclusions and you are being listened to by less experienced riders who may die or be seriously hurt by taking on board your rigid attitude. If what you claim is true, dont you think there would be many people making very loud noises and indeed taking legal action? Dont dig yourself a bigger hole than the one you already are in, take a deep breath and check out the situation in a reational way, it sounds like you have more than enough experience to do that.
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Ok, I saw a cool orange coloured switch someone insalled somewhere. Looks pretty good, All you have to do is wire it to activate a big 30A realy sitting across where the ABS fuse was and you should be go.roy said:A simple off switch is all that is needed. Some of use don't need nannies to ride.
Sounds good count me in, and thanks!GrahamD said:Ok, I saw a cool orange coloured switch someone insalled somewhere. Looks pretty good, All you have to do is wire it to activate a big 30A realy sitting across where the ABS fuse was and you should be go.
Anyone remember seeing that? Would it work for Roy?
Probably a KTM switch. Take a peek at the KTM website, they have all sorts of cool stuff including switches.GrahamD said:Ok, I saw a cool orange coloured switch someone insalled somewhere. Looks pretty good, All you have to do is wire it to activate a big 30A realy sitting across where the ABS fuse was and you should be go.
Anyone remember seeing that? Would it work for Roy?
Only for Roy's self promoting BS, I'd like to turn that off. I still think he's messing with us, no one could possibly believe the nonsense he's spewing. Joke's on us, right Roy? ::003::Blue_eyes said:For those of you who are looking for an.....off switch
Hey, Roy, no one cares about your supposed resume. I'd tell you to go look up the WERA Grand National Finals from the year I raced them but they're probably yellowed at best in the archaic vault. Your coming in here and espousing your prowess is meaningless as it relates to this topic and conveersation. Come on by and you can look at my I love me wall though. But, as I said, no one cares. I'll give Wayne, Scott, Doug, and Kenny a call. Maybe they'll come over for a good laugh at someone who doesn't get it. Oh, and when we're done, give Terry Vance a call. Yea, I raced for him when Dave Sadowski and Thomas Stevens were on the National team. Putz!roy said:Don't make it personal Phil. I have a very good past of really riding a motorcycle under a professional racing atmosphere. You on the other hand are what the internet really is. Look me up www.WERA.com I have racing stats which mean I rode with the best at a high level. I'm sure all I can google on you is facebook
If I tell you the ABS is scary on gravel then so what. Keep fooling yourself about this but then again at 5-10 mph nothing will ever happen most likely. Charge a corner on gravel (if you know how) and get back with me on the ABS.
I'm done with this stupid conversation y'all go kill yourself on this thing. Then my insurance can go through the roof and I'll unload it to the highest bidder.
A simple off switch is all that is needed. Some of use don't need nannies to ride. we cut our teeth on real motorcycles not BMW's and Goldwings just saying.
Prolly time to just quite feeding the putz, lest we want to hear him trot out is illustrious credentials over and over again 8)Firefight911 said:Hey, Roy, no one cares about your supposed resume. I'd tell you to go look up the WERA Grand National Finals from the year I raced them but they're probably yellowed at best in the archaic vault. Your coming in here and espousing your prowess is meaningless as it relates to this topic and conveersation. Come on by and you can look at my I love me wall though. But, as I said, no one cares. I'll give Wayne, Scott, Doug, and Kenny a call. Maybe they'll come over for a good laugh at someone who doesn't get it. Oh, and when we're done, give Terry Vance a call. Yea, I raced for him when Dave Sadowski and Thomas Stevens were on the National team. Putz!
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Yes (yawn), and I'm sure there will be many more.....fender5803 said:Hot topic. Is there a previous thread dealing with this, I didn't do a search.
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Oh! Oh, can we talk about lock-out hubs next? I haven't had a good lock-out hub argument in YEARS.ColoRider said:Yes (yawn), and I'm sure there will be many more.....
Be careful when you land. If you touch that lever on the right side of the handlebar you're going to crash...good luck...noob.eemsreno said:Hey if Roy gets to post his resume, I get to.
This is me playing the way I like to play.