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Originally Posted by Dash
No problem at all. I can see where my original post read as if I didn't have any brakes at all. My other trailers are as yours and do require the controller to activate the brakes. This is the first I have seen like this. They are electric brakes (on the front axle only) and work alright, but I will feel a lot better after I get my controller on and can re-adjust and also set the gain.
On a side note, I see you have an R1 and some 1/4 mile times. I also drag race motorcycles. Always good to meet a fellow enthusiast!!!
Darren
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Im actually thinking of selling the bike, I have only ridden a total of 300 miles this year, its hard to sell since I have had street bikes for the past 10 years (have been riding in the dirt for over 25). I havent been to the track on it in about 2 years, I was more into road racing/track days, been to Jason Pridmore school and on Gingerman and Road America with it as well as quite a few trips down to Deals Gap. Its a hard bike to get some good 1/4 times out of since its short, light and likes to stand up, my 60' times are in the high 1.7's to low 1.8's but I have to shift early into 2nd due to the bike coming up in first. I was gonna try strapping it to keep the front down but never got around to it.
