Featured Abs Light On

Hi to all Triumph Forum Members.
Posting this maybe to help other owners avoid.
My ABS light stayed on checked sensors and ABS rings all seemed well had thoughts of whats caused this, checked and topped up brake fluids in the hope it would help, also bled the brakes in case of air in system but made no difference, took it to a local bike garage and had it plugged in, came back as front wheel sensor on closer inspection mechanic found cable had been running on the front wheel rim, it had slightly ran through the outer cable.
How had I not noticed that ? But I hadn't cable was through all guides but slack in cable due to riding had left enough slack at wheel end to cause this, in my case a bit tape and feeding slack back up through the guides to the headstock solved the problem, reset light and all ok now, on getting home i also used a three inch piece of fish tank air hose split and placed over cable and taped in place to guard against this happening again, a silly little obvious thing ( in hindsight) but caused a fair bit worry for sure.
CHECK YOURS. !!
PS.
Guy at bike sales/ garage refused any form of payment from me,
So big shout out to owner and mechanic at Ultimate Moto .
Boldon Tyne &Wear.

 

Good shout Robert, i have taken your advice and posted in the section kindly supplied by Helmut Visor.

 

Hi @Iceman , to be honest i bled the system myself in the old fashioned way after reading many forum posts on the subject of bleeding ABS brakes, on the theory that it would eventually bleed through, then if bike was ridden and abs applied during heavy braking, and the bleed repeated,
But it wasn't down to air in the system and now all is well.
If old fluid remains in the system I'm sure it will be in a small amount as not to cause an issue, don't mind repeating the bleed process as I'm sure it would have been replaced in pump by now and would eventually run through system.

 

Thanks for the advice @Iceman