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ABS Power Unit Eliminator - 46-ABR2S - Yamaha YZF-R1M 2020-
Reference ABR2S
ABS Power Unit Eliminator for Yamaha YZF-R1M 2020- that allows you to completely remove the original ABS system from your motorbike without losing the electronic aids. This product requires the installation of aviation hoses directly from the master cylinder to the calipers in order to work.
The I2M electronic ABS eliminators save you up to 1.4 kg without creating an error in the central unit. Their installation is completely plug&play: simply disconnect the ABS and plug in this emulator without modifying the original wiring.
For track use ONLY!
360,00 € incl. VAT
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The ABS central unit eliminator for Yamaha YZF-R1M 2020- allows you to completely remove the original ABS system from your motorbike, without losing the electronic aids. This product requires an aviation hose to be fitted directly from the master cylinder to the calipers in order to work.
Installation of the I2M ABS eliminator for Yamaha YZF-R1M 2020-
I2M ABS emulators allow the entire ABS box to be removed. They have the necessary electronic circuits to prevent any errors in the central unit. They copy the exact shape of the original ABS socket for easy plug and play installation. No modifications to your motorbike are required. There are no wires to add, no soldering to do, no wiring to cut: so there's no risk of making a mistake!
In general, by removing the original ABS system completely, you also lose all traction control functions, which is not advisable on modern sports bikes. Similarly, if the emulator is of poor quality, it can trigger errors on the central unit. The I2M ABS control unit eliminators, on the other hand, copy all the necessary interfaces exactly and allow all the other original systems to function correctly.
This product is exclusively for use ON MOTORCYCLE CIRCUITS.
This product is comptable with:
| YAMAHA | YZF R1 M | 2020 => 2024+ |
