ABS/servo removal

[chris mann]

2004 R1150GS ABS/servo removal, I'm looking for threads on this....how do I search??

 

[Ian J Hartley]

Sticky at top of section

http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=232002

If you leave the ABS electronic unit attached to the connector you don't have to do the wiring MOD.

Ian

 

[Packer]

That is the brilliant link that I used.

Do the wiring mod, very simple, you can then take out the servoABS system to reduce the bike weight by several Kgs. and leave yourself a space to carry spares or tools that you are not going to need except in an emergency.

I also removed all the original brake lines and replaced them with braided items, removed the abs sensors and rings. This does mean that you need to have a plug made to fill the hole (right through) the final drive.

 

[kennyc]

That is the brilliant link that I used.

Do the wiring mod, very simple, you can then take out the servoABS system to reduce the bike weight by several Kgs. and leave yourself a space to carry spares or tools that you are not going to need except in an emergency.

I also removed all the original brake lines and replaced them with braided items, removed the abs sensors and rings. This does mean that you need to have a plug made to fill the hole (right through) the final drive.

why make a plug? just leave the old ABS sensor, its not like they weigh a ton ?

 

[Packer]

why make a plug? just leave the old ABS sensor, its not like they weigh a ton ?

Didn't want the lead on there, didn't want to cut the lead

All the components I removed were in full working order and are stored should I ever want to re-install or sell them.