Servo ABS removal unit

For ABS removal on bikes fitted with Servo ABS
SKU
BRA90000-1
Good stock
£179.00 £149.17

Unfortunately, failures of the ABS system can be quite common on models fitted with electric servo-assisted ABS.

Brand new replacement Servo ABS units from BMW can cost upwards of £1500+ VAT and fitting, however it is not uncommon for these to also fail in the future. 

This item is a tidy way of removing the servo ABS unit from your bike but keeping the OEM pipe work in place. This will return your bike back to a standard (non-ABS) braking system, however you will have consistant performance with no chance of residual braking performance after Servo failure.

This item is ideal if you are considering fitting a new ABS unit at a later stage, or if you want the bike to still look original.

Please see the pictures for more details. Fittings included along with instructions. Any ABS warning lights on the dash will need to be blanked or bulbs removed. 

Please note: see OIA11027 to seal the ECU to the bracket (ECU is not supplied for illustration purposes only) - it is very important to make sure the ECU is sealed on to the bracket to prevent dirt and water ingress, as the ECU controls some electrical functionality such as the speedo, and is not available seperately.

Please note: On K1200RT/LT models, you will need to replace the rear reservoir with part number BRB14082.

Electronic servo-assisted ABS was generally fitted on R1150 models from 2003 up to 06/2006, and R1200 models from introduction to 06/2006. For more information about ABS removal or to check if this item is suitable for your bike, please contact our sales team with your bikes VIN and we will be happy to assist. 

More Information
Weight 1.500000
Universal Part No
Condition New
Modifications Yes
Customer Questions
Does this still allow full use of cruise control? Also, when installed, does the front brake still activate the rear brake (2002 US model K1200RS w/ integrated braking) or are they both completely independent? Thx.
Hi, cruise control should work unhindered as you will retain the ECU that is attached to your ABS unit - this ECU controls this functionality along with lighting / speedo etc. The brakes are not linked and operate seperately once the ABS has been removed...
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