The Rear Brake Emulator for Aprilia RS660, Tuono 660, RSV4 and Tuono V4 is a component that allows you to remove the rear brake or bypass its sensor without generating errors in the bike’s electronic system. This type of emulator is primarily used in racing, when you want to eliminate unnecessary components to improve the bike’s performance or adapt it for exclusive track use.
Advantages of the Rear Brake Emulator
Bypass of the ABS system: The emulator allows you to prevent the assisted braking system, such as ABS, from activating in contexts where complete and direct control of braking is preferred, such as in track competitions.
Easy installation: The rear brake emulator is designed to be easily installed without the need to modify or damage the original wiring of the bike.
Prevention of electronic errors: Without an emulator, removing the rear brake or its sensor can trigger warning lights or cause malfunctions in the electronic system. The emulator prevents these issues, ensuring that the electronic system functions normally.
Function of the Rear Brake Emulator
Modern motorcycles, such as those produced by Aprilia, are equipped with advanced electronic systems that constantly monitor various sensors, including those of the rear brake. These sensors check that the braking system is functioning correctly, and in case of anomalies, they can generate alarms, limit power, or even prevent the engine from starting. The emulator simulates the presence of the rear brake or its connected sensor, making the system believe the brake is operational, even if it has been removed or deactivated. This allows riders to remove the rear brake system to lighten the bike or to prevent ABS and other braking control systems from interfering with track use. It is important to note that, just like with the Side Stand Emulator, the rear brake emulator is mainly intended for track or competition use. Disabling or removing the rear brake for road use could not only be illegal in some jurisdictions, but it could also compromise rider safety. Additionally, the emulator is designed for those who want to push the bike’s performance to the maximum in controlled settings, such as races or track days, where reduced weight and the absence of electronic interference can make a difference in performance.
In conclusion, the Rear Brake Emulator for Aprilia motorcycles is a useful tool for riders looking to modify their bike for racing use, eliminating the need for the rear brake while ensuring that the electronic system does not encounter errors or malfunctions.
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