, and trys to defend, the right to personal choice.Anyone else who doesn't like being dictated too, might like to join (its NOT compulsory!) the Motorway Mayhem this Sunday the 25th (start points listed on the MAG webb-site). Compulsory ABS - no thanks

you like it or not. Sorry but that's just dictatorial. ABS is not compulsory on cars. So you will have to have it on a 200kg one person motorcycle but not on a 1200kg four seater sports car. Makes sense. Should be great on trackdays as well. Increased

Aha... so the decommissioning of speed cameras worked then? this also shows using bus lanes works ;) Less policing, fewer casualties. Hello, is anyone listening?! And this is without compulsory fluorescent jackets, or ABS and with fewer "safety

yes sure what about compulsory helmets in all states>? It is compulsary in some states to wear a helmet but not others!!!  US study shows a 28% reduction in motorcycle-related deaths for bikes equipped with ABSI guess that it's not that 'ABS

-fitable to old cronkers like mine, as I’d love the peace of mind that comes with it but don’t really want to change up to a contemporary bus to get it. Compulsory ABS should come with compulsory standards on performance that match what Brembo demonstrated as crap

this addition a costly nuisance. Also it surely introduces riders to bad habits? What happens when someone's in an emergency situation on a bike without CBS? Well compulsory ABS will certainly help learners breeze through the emergency stop part of their test

year really worth it? Maybe compulsory ABS will mean the riding season is longer so fewer people will drive cars so less fuel will be used. So in total, I doubt it will effect any of us very much financially, but what's the thing we're really

Aargh, this is doing my head in. I know the answer, but can't do the working, and without the working I won't remember it for longer than about 5minutes.I'll try and post a bike question later to make up for this thread Anyway:ab=(a-c)dHow do I

braking situations where it might save your arse? I have an inbuilt dislike of making things compulsory - people should have the choice.  However, like SWC I'm pro-ABS generally.  I'm sure many of you are fanastically good bikers who would never lock

I hope Tim wont mind me quoting his excellent article, but i felt it deserved a wider viewing.Great article in T.W.O. magazine comparing the pros & cons of ABS v the traditional set-up. The comparitive tests were run by Jamie Whitham [the expert