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SRfan
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Posted: 10/11/07
01:16 PM
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My friend recently just started riding and it seems like he's having a tough time applying a very smooth and careful braking technique especially when it comes to poor surfaces. What's the secret to good braking?
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Kawi-ZX6
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Posted: 10/11/07
10:50 PM
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um..id say just evenly apply from and rear break but but grab the brakes or force it
Mikey P
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dnobhsoj
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Posted: 10/12/07
12:48 AM
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practice makes perfect, he just has to find a comfortable way to master the smooth braking, make sure his braking is a smooth motion and nothing quick. its gonna be rough is poor surfaces regardless, experience will help that.
~2006 CBR 600RR~
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Posted: 10/24/07
03:23 AM
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all it takes is a little coordination and practice. as with anything to do with motorcycles, SMOOTHNESS is always the key to safety- and to speed. if your friend cannot master this essential skill with some practice, maybe have him sign up for a training course of some sort. if that fails, he might want to change hobbies. riding a motorcycle is extremely dangerous on today's streets for a skilled rider, and often fatal for the ill-equipped. have fun and be safe!
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