Motorcycle Traction Control

[jhow2133]

http://www.motorcycle.com/how-to/traction-control-explained-91272.html

Interesting read to say the least.  I had no idea they were doing this.

[Bill L]

That is awesome, it's not something I would ever worry about because there is no way I lean my bike anywhere near what a sport bike does or at the speeds they do, I ride for enjoyment, not for speed.

[jhow2133]

Good point but wheel spin is wheel spin no matter what kind so I wouldn't be surprised if it made its way to cruisers.

[Bill L]

Good point but wheel spin is wheel spin no matter what kind so I wouldn't be surprised if it made its way to cruisers.

True but for me the chances of wheel spin would be very remote, do I see this technology on cruisers, hell yes and every other type bike as well.  It's a great technology that could save many a rider a very bad day.

[Paladin]

There is of course the final option. Learn how to ride, so you don't have to rely on your bike to do it for you.

[fatboyee]

I ride for enjoyment, not for speed.

So, Bill, you gonna use that big ass 120 for towing???....laughin' with ya brother, laughing with ya...

[RaiderRick]

Cool technology. I can see where it could come in handy.

[Bill L]

I ride for enjoyment, not for speed.

So, Bill, you gonna use that big ass 120 for towing???....laughin' with ya brother, laughing with ya...

    Good one fatboyee, yes I said I ride for enjoyment, not for speed, but I did not say I wouldn't or couldn't use that speed... 

[silverstreak]

it would be good for noobs on rockets who dont understand that traction at full lean is finite not INfinite....

[WilCon]

It's cool technology and makes life safer.

[jhow2133]

It's cool technology and makes life safer.

I agree.  I also agree with Paladin that if everyone actually learned to ride or didn't ride past their abilities, it wouldnt be an issue but there will always be those that push the envelope. I don't have a problem with that as.long as they do it at the right time and place.