The Top 10: rearset on braking:
Have seen all the posts at my blog on the subject of braking? Don't worry about it. Neither have I. No, wait, I must have... I wrote the lot. Anyhoo, browsing through the 800-odd posts, I came with the top 10 posts I've written that talk extensively about braking technique and practice.
- Hidden riding tips
A post about the new-fangled electronic systems on motorcycles are showing us the way to go faster, if we can make that connection - Rear disc brake: how to stay unlocked
That rear disc looks lovely, but I keep skidding about all the time... the post with the solutions - Sliding front: emergency maneuvers So, now that you have managed to lock up that front wheel, you've got a fraction of time before it goes pear shaped. What can you do?
- Light on the brakes No, it isn't just about braking hard. It is also about letting the people behind you know that you're braking hard
- Braking: How to use the front disc effectively
The first thing you need to understand, is how the damn thing works - Braking: Exercise One - Smoothness
Getting used to the feeling of braking, and balancing weight transfer and brake force - Braking: Exercise Two - Faster
Now that you've got the basics right, let's do this a bit faster - Braking: Exercise Three - Harder
Come on, now, put your back into it. This one is about panic braking - Braking: Summary
The upshot of the braking exercises. In 5 words or less - Disc brakes fading away?
Brakes feeling loose and flabby. A quick trimming tip
3 comments:
Link back from NY Times yet! Nicely done, bro'! "All the news that is fit to print" indeed.
the best blog about brakes and braking techniques to date. :D
After reading the article, I feel that I need more information on the topic. Can you suggest some resources please?, Excellent post!
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