No not about bathing suit detection
My 02 has the sensor on the rear caliper mounting plate.
Not knowing how it triggers (magnetic I assume) the question is....will it still work if I change out the rotor bolts to titanium ones?
Thanks
RAT
Does your rotor have 4 magnets (about the size of a tack head) in it?
It is a Hall effect sensor. I have no idea if the titanium bolts will trigger it.
Several folks have verified that stainless bolts won't trigger it.
IMO, Ti would suffer the same defeat.
Quote from: Speeddog on April 08, 2010, 07:26:23 AM
Several folks have verified that stainless bolts won't trigger it.
IMO, Ti would suffer the same defeat.
+1 IMO but no FHE.
No magnets on the rotor that I can see....maybe keep one regular bolt and change the rest to Ti and I can just multiply whatever the speedo says to get my actual
JK!! <laughing>
Quote from: RAT900 on April 08, 2010, 10:13:09 AM
No magnets on the rotor that I can see....maybe keep one regular bolt and change the rest to Ti and I can just multiply whatever the speedo says to get my actual
JK!! <laughing>
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Magnetic paint? but all that weight!!!
I'm running into this problem currently with titanium rotor bolts. I have no idea if I'm setting a landspeed record or not.
Quote from: Spain on April 08, 2010, 12:35:22 PM
I'm running into this problem currently with titanium rotor bolts. I have no idea if I'm setting a landspeed record or not.
LOL Dude if you have magneti marelli gauges it is still a swag on whether you're a land-speed hero or you're blocking traffic
My gauges haven't worked since I got the bike and I'm wondering if I even need them? So far the best advice is follow the common speed in traffic and go balls out in the straightaways!