I am not totally dependant on the rear brake, I am also fully awear of the front V rear stopping ratios.
Using the both combined in a dire situation on a couple of occassions has been most effective.
Had a chap on a group ride (been riding several months) who thought it was a good idea to drag the front brake whilst performing that dumb shit slalom crap on cold tyres...
No real need to explain how that turned out?
true, nice - sports bike?
I can only speak from my experience. i can use only front, the rear will have so little load on it I'm sure its just skimming/lifting half an inch off the ground. bike stops pretty quick, quicker than if I try and use less front to get traction on the back.. that just ends up in me covering more distance as I try and make the back do some work. front has done it all on all my bikes. (this is like a straight line emergency brake) but I've only owned full sports race rep things. works on the mrs gn250 too tho. back brake as lots of other uses for me, when carrying pillion, cornering, low traction/poor road surfaces, comfort smoothness etc when cruising.
lol, was he doing slalom through cones or just fannying about? oh well I'v done more stupid stuff than I care to remember..
i don't love christ. never knew the guy, and his fan club have waged some of the most fucked up wars/ attempted genocides in history. not to mention being the foundation for the current scheme of governance.
although as they'd have you believe, hell has a special place for those who take his name in vain.
at any rate, could you please point to where i said to "use the rear bike more the the front"?
or even where i suggested using the rear brake more than the front one?
or where i mentioned that weight is NOT transferred forward under braking?
or where i suggested that rear traction was progressively (rather than exponentially) increased under braking?
i can see one fuckup in my posting, but that aint it, and it's more a matter of interpretation/miscommunication than an inherent fuckup.
Why would a vegetable be falling out? I'm feeling quite ill from imagining it quite frankly.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks