Reply With QuoteNever heard of it. Looks good!! Bloody exxy but.
Hello Girls and Boys,
To those who didn't know the Honda seem to lack to idea of having traction control on there bikes...Why I don't know as like most 2011 onward bikes all have it.
So I've been chatting with my girlfriends all over the world and it seems a lot are now using a brand known as "Nemesis", I've attached link and Video for your amusement.
My question is has any of you heard or seen this equipment before?
http://www.magneti-marelli.com/products.php?pgid=163
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZVEPnaRG4M
Never heard of it. Looks good!! Bloody exxy but.
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Bazzaz would be much cheaper but I don't think rate of change is as effective
Bazzaz, shouldn't even be called traction control. It's more slip control based on rev spike.
The IRC and gripone systems are less than half the price and seem to be more popular with all but race teams or punters with too much cash.
Spinning rear limiting your lap times?
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Sell Honda.
Buy kwaki, Beemer, prila etc instead.
You have to go out to the track first to get lap times.Originally Posted by senator8
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