Ok. A dumb question likely but how do I identify an ABS equipped ST? Looking at photos I can't tell which bikes would have ABS and which don't. What do I look for? A noobe question I know but I is what I is. 
Identifying an ABS equipped ST?
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You can see the front wheel abs pulser ring and sensor in the picture
Thanks for the replies and photo. Just what I needed.
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Look at the wheels, they will have sensor rings on the left side of the wheel.
Actually on the right side of the front wheel.
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Look at the wheels, they will have sensor rings on the left side of the wheel.
(...as Byron's dyslexia kicks in.
)(...as Byron's dyslexia kicks in.
I was just trying to see if anyone caught it . . . OK, you caught me!
That's what I get when I try to answer questions after driving all day from New Mexico to California. Some think I should be checked regularly anyway.
Did you notice a lot of cars going the wrong way in your lane?
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I do know what ya mean, Byron. I got one wrong just yesterday concerning UV and window glass. Something I thought I knew turned out to be wrong. (Never to late to teach an old Catt new tricks. )
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Left, right, makes no difference to me as I now know what to look for. As my wife will sometimes say to me; 'The other left'.
Left, right, makes no difference to me as I now know what to look for. As my wife will sometimes say to me; 'The other left'.
Life is good then.