Carbon Wheels on ABS Norton 961

This makes sense , seeing that the bike will already have ABS. So is it just a matter of making the trigger disc fit maybe this is where the problem lies , probably it doesn't just bolt up/line up . Vernon mentioned the disc bowed or misshapes itself somehow. What is not clear is why , seeing that if the same brake disc bolts up why not the ABS trigger disc ? The trigger disc is on the outboard side of the brake disc .
Exactly, the stock trigger is mounted on the disc, not the wheel, not on the spindle where it would effect spacers, etc.

Hence I cannot see what the issue is.
 
Can't you just machine 4 washers to sit under the disc bolt holes to elevate the disc just enough to avoid the lip on the wheel?
 
Can't you just machine 4 washers to sit under the disc bolt holes to elevate the disc just enough to avoid the lip on the wheel?
Shimming out the trigger disc would have a knock on effect with sensor air gap for starters, and possibly clearance concerns with the caliper carrier. Just turn down the hub to clear, wouldnt take much to do that.
 
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