wheeliecrazy
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Which is the thicker one, the front or the rear? Had wheels rebuilt and can't remember!
ABS rings
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wheeliecrazy
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Oh come on, please help! 
ahutcheon
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I've got an '03 1150 with servo ABS, the front wheel has a sensor ring (mounted to the left disc mounts), the rear sensor mounts into the bevel box and (I suspect) detects the passing of the gear teeth therein.
I fear that doesn't help. since it doesn't look like an answer to your question. But no measurement of my bike would. Were the earlier onews that much different?
I fear that doesn't help. since it doesn't look like an answer to your question. But no measurement of my bike would. Were the earlier onews that much different?
I don't think so! Next time you remove the rear wheel, you will see the ABS sensor ring attached too it.
For a start you haven't stated the model of bike and the year. They are not all the same.
I'm probably wrong here because I have a Post sep/2002 bike with EVO (servo brakes ) so I am assuming you are talking about a pre 2003 model with solid ABS rings.
I thought the front ABS ring had 6 fitment holes and the rear ABS ring has 8 fitment holes.
I "think" the shallower one is the rear one
just lightly mount what you think is the front one with a couple of disc bolts and (including the disc) onto the wheel and set it into the forks and nip up the axle bolt
if it's around a mm off the sensor you chose correctly and the other one is the rear
just lightly mount what you think is the front one with a couple of disc bolts and (including the disc) onto the wheel and set it into the forks and nip up the axle bolt
if it's around a mm off the sensor you chose correctly and the other one is the rear
ahutcheon
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Oops, makes sense. My fault for being too lazy to dismantle my bike to help the OP.
wheeliecrazy
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Thanks for replies, will try thinner one on rear and go from there
NO!
Try one on the front as you can see it easier to check the clearance!
You should be able to guestimate from the centre line of a mounted calliper and the end of the sensor which one is a better fit
Try one on the front as you can see it easier to check the clearance!
You should be able to guestimate from the centre line of a mounted calliper and the end of the sensor which one is a better fit
Thanks for replies, will try thinner one on rear and go from there
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