<span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'>First off, sorry Ive been gone so long been out of state. Just finished a 3,185 mile round trip drive in under 7 days.</span>
I did some of my own research prior to leaving and ran across the
<span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'><span style='color:indigo'>"ARACHNID" by "ROADLOK</span>"</span>.
This was just prior to seeing it posted on the board. After 10 thousand questions I have to admit I was impressed. The knowledge Eric and Tammy have to share is top notch. First off they always seem to be available which is great. So this is my .02 cents on one outstanding product. Funny thing is I ran up on this while looking at patent information for something else.
Ordered a unit and received it I swear next day. Next series of photos should help.
The unit basically replaces the rear brake caliper hanger. Installation took litterly 7 mins. Lift rear wheel on rear stand. Pull out rear axel ½ way, remove rear caliper hanger. Install Roadlok in it's place, tighten up axel. Thats it.
Unit is solid one piece design that is notched. Rear rotor spins inside the notched area just like it does on the caliper. Metal on both sides of the rotor.
You have a large push pin that fits into a recessed hole. Push the pin into the hole until it locks. The pin goes thru any one of the holes in the rear rotor and locks the rear wheel. Use a key to release the pin.
Disk lock is always on the bike. You just carry the pin and key around. Best thing of all .... If you forget the pin is in you just dont move. Doest fall over. Cant break the front fuggin fender out etc. I really like it.
Enuff that I jumped on board!
Unit is light weight also. I was supprised how light it was.
You should check it out seriously. Combined with your Scorpio alarm it's nice a nice package for those that park outside.
<span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'>If you decide to order, mention the board and tell them that JD sent you. They are board sponcers so it helps Capt out too.</span>
I can answer alot of questions cause I asked them all. Unit is only available for the busa as of now and the GSXR1k is in production due out near end of Aug or so thats still pending.
JD
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I did some of my own research prior to leaving and ran across the
<span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'><span style='color:indigo'>"ARACHNID" by "ROADLOK</span>"</span>.
This was just prior to seeing it posted on the board. After 10 thousand questions I have to admit I was impressed. The knowledge Eric and Tammy have to share is top notch. First off they always seem to be available which is great. So this is my .02 cents on one outstanding product. Funny thing is I ran up on this while looking at patent information for something else.
Ordered a unit and received it I swear next day. Next series of photos should help.
The unit basically replaces the rear brake caliper hanger. Installation took litterly 7 mins. Lift rear wheel on rear stand. Pull out rear axel ½ way, remove rear caliper hanger. Install Roadlok in it's place, tighten up axel. Thats it.
Unit is solid one piece design that is notched. Rear rotor spins inside the notched area just like it does on the caliper. Metal on both sides of the rotor.
You have a large push pin that fits into a recessed hole. Push the pin into the hole until it locks. The pin goes thru any one of the holes in the rear rotor and locks the rear wheel. Use a key to release the pin.
Disk lock is always on the bike. You just carry the pin and key around. Best thing of all .... If you forget the pin is in you just dont move. Doest fall over. Cant break the front fuggin fender out etc. I really like it.
Enuff that I jumped on board!
Unit is light weight also. I was supprised how light it was.
You should check it out seriously. Combined with your Scorpio alarm it's nice a nice package for those that park outside.
<span style='font-size:15pt;line-height:100%'>If you decide to order, mention the board and tell them that JD sent you. They are board sponcers so it helps Capt out too.</span>
I can answer alot of questions cause I asked them all. Unit is only available for the busa as of now and the GSXR1k is in production due out near end of Aug or so thats still pending.
JD
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