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[grc]

Jerry, this vibration is probably not the ABS, but for him to make sure and have some piece of mind, can't the ABS fuse be unplugged and ride the bike that way?  If the vibration is not there the ABS can be ruled out.

Just a thought.

I agree Dan.  Disabling the ABS pump would be the quick way to help determine if it's ABS related or not.  Good idea.


Jerry

[Gettinold]

on my 2010 cvo  SG, i noticed that when, applying just the  rear brake ,i get a vibration, never noticed it until today , bike has 5k miles on it, hd wrench says that is normal , anyone else noticed this?

Yep I do.....  Mine will vibrate while sitting still with either the frt or rear brake applied.

[2harleys]

Yep I do.....  Mine will vibrate while sitting still with either the frt or rear brake applied.

YES X2

[grc]

Yep I do.....  Mine will vibrate while sitting still with either the frt or rear brake applied.

YES X2

That's why I assumed it was an ABS pump issue - I remembered the previous discussions about this.  Since the bike is sitting still, the rotor/caliper/etc. are obviously not the cause of the problem.  As Dan mentioned, disable the ABS pump and see if that doesn't immediately eliminate your vibration/noise.  Once you've verified that it is the ABS pump, then make sure the parts are isolated from the frame and any other parts that would transmit noise and vibration.


Jerry