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here's a link to resetting the abs....sounds like maybe you missed a step....or not. just thought i'd throw this out: http://advwisdom.hogranch.com/Wisdom/ABSResetProcedurev1.0.pdf
This is normal. Its part of the start up diagnostics where the sensors needs to see the wheels rotate 1 or 2 revolutions to verify proper functioning of the ABS system.
Check your owners manual for location of your fuse box. You will probably find connections for accessories. If not make sure you use an inline fuse on the positive connection and then ground to the frame.....Good Luck and Nice Bike!
I had this problem and it was the hall effect sensors, I change leads, plugs and even a new coil and in the end it was these sensors you. I got mine fro tamboki4sensors.eu
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