You don't even ride(motogp08 @ Mar. 04 2007,21:50) You brake hard BEFORE you get into the turn, then it alow's you to get back on the throttle as you exit the corner. This in turn help's you to keep better traction around a corner. Judge the corner, brake hard, then accelerate THROUGH the turn. It's supposed to increase traction.
Be safe bro!
+1 Duh!(BlueHaya @ Mar. 04 2007,14:35) Trail Braking.
Ge tthe book "Sport Riding Techniques" by Nick Ienatsch its good reading
Doesn't MATTER! Still know some shid!(BA BUSA @ Mar. 04 2007,21:52)You don't even ride(motogp08 @ Mar. 04 2007,21:50) You brake hard BEFORE you get into the turn, then it alow's you to get back on the throttle as you exit the corner. This in turn help's you to keep better traction around a corner. Judge the corner, brake hard, then accelerate THROUGH the turn. It's supposed to increase traction.
Be safe bro!
Too bad ya don't know what you're talking about(motogp08 @ Mar. 05 2007,11:27)Doesn't MATTER! Still know some shid!(BA BUSA @ Mar. 04 2007,21:52)You don't even ride(motogp08 @ Mar. 04 2007,21:50) You brake hard BEFORE you get into the turn, then it alow's you to get back on the throttle as you exit the corner. This in turn help's you to keep better traction around a corner. Judge the corner, brake hard, then accelerate THROUGH the turn. It's supposed to increase traction.
Be safe bro!
Ima reader!
I'm cramming info BEFORE i get a bike! Now that's smart!
You may only need an extra 5% to make the difference between living and dying.(DeermeetBusa @ Mar. 04 2007,14:10) Ive heard the rear brake can contribute 30 percent stopping power. Is that right?
+1 use it to settle the bike down while APPROACHING the turn and setting up your line. Your not stopping the bike, your dragging the brake to settle the bike down. What you don't want is the front forks to bottom as you ENTER the turn. Really, you need to go to a track day school to learn WHAT and HOW to do things at speed. And by speed, I mean anything above 40 mph(BA BUSA @ Mar. 04 2007,14:35)you can scrub off some speed to set your line...if you use the front brakes to do this the forks dive and this will upset the bike
Amen brother.(tinbender0 @ Mar. 05 2007,19:44) Dude how much do you weigh?? Myabe a diet or something would helpBut anyway, I use both my front and rears all the time but I seem to use the rear brake alot more when riding two up....It's easier on the passenger, but I would never ever take mine off unless it broke or something???