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I've noticed that when I apply the front brakes on my bike it stops quite quickly. If I apply the back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than stopping quickly. Why?
I've noticed that when I apply the front brakes on my bike it stops quite quickly. If I apply the back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than stopping quickly. Why?
I've noticed that when I apply the front brakes on my bike it stops quite quickly. If I apply the back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than stopping quickly. Why?
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Why are a motorcycle's front brakes more effective than back?
I always keep thinkingI've noticed that when I apply the front brakes on my bike it stops as earlier as it canquite quickly. If I apply the back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than get stoppedstopping quickly. Why?
Why are a motorcycle's front brakes effective than back?
I always keep thinking that when I apply front brakes on my bike it stops as earlier as it can. If I apply back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than get stopped.
Why are a motorcycle's front brakes more effective than back?
I've noticed that when I apply the front brakes on my bike it stops quite quickly. If I apply the back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than stopping quickly. Why?
I always keep thinking that when I apply front brakes on my bike it stops as earlier as it can. If I apply back brakes at the same speed,it it skids rather than get stopped.
I always keep thinking that when I apply front brakes on my bike it stops as earlier as it can. If I apply back brakes at the same speed,it skids rather than get stopped.
I always keep thinking that when I apply front brakes on my bike it stops as earlier as it can. If I apply back brakes at the same speed, it skids rather than get stopped.
