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do you think your rear wheel is somehow immune to oil/gravel/sand ? any braking on a sportsbike or standard tends to throw the weight of the bike onto the front wheel, due to the balanced nature of the weight distribution on the bike....having less weight on the rear would make it a lot easier to lock up the rear wheel especially on a low grip surface ..this is exactly what the writer said, he mentioned how the weight bias is different on cruisers where the rear brake is much more effective ....

and good luck to any man doing braking on oil

 

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"Concentrate on the front brake since under HARD braking the front does all the stopping (the rear tire should be skipping in the air doing virtually nothing -- watch the racers on Speedvision.)" you read the article .



..'fo I go to your phuckin' rock pull ya outta dere by the tail and biatch slap you like yo mama sholda done ..



you moto sickle riding pompous jackass mutha fukka ..the rod up your ass has a rod up its ass....



i am surprised you can see past your nose to even ride a bike



damn what happened to you man?



how did you turn out like this ?



is it too late to turn back?



what age are you man ? 80



ahh thats better ..post on *****

 

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bigdx ([email protected]_Mama.org)..hmm infantile...anyhow ya sorry i got carried away ...bored in work..



i enjoy your bear prodding as it happens ...you are like the guys they bring onto talk radio to say something controversial or just plain dumb and fire up all the listeners

i sometimes get sucked in myself but hey there you go

i am assuming you say the stuff just for a reaction though...i mean you dont actually believe this stuff do you?



anyhow keep up the good work ..