In addition, using the rear brake alone is also useful for 'rolling stops' and low-speed clutch control situations as it allows you to keep your right hand firmly on the throttle.

Motorcycle brake lighting system doesn't care how you're slowing down By Ben Coxworth. ... it’s a rear lighting system that activates no matter what method the rider is using to decelerate. ...

Linked braking systems are a great safety addition to any motorcycle, and the BrakeBuTT accessory gives you a switchable system that lets you proportion however much braking you like to the rear ...

Brembo, popular purveyor of high-performance brakes for cars and motorcycles, is jumping into a new market and arena of sport ...

The first motorcycle fitted with such a system was the 1988 BMW K100. ... For example, adventure riders use the rear brake to lock the wheel and provoke a slide to tighten a turn.

While it's true that engine braking can save wear and tear on your motorcycle's braking system, it's not always the best method to rapidly slow down. The first thing to consider is the traffic or ...

It took about another 2 bottles of brake fluid to flush the system over the next couple of months to get the fluid looking clear and the system working up to par. Since then, I’ve gotten into the ...

Other systems then focus on safety, including Emergency Brake Assist, which will squeeze the front brakes harder to assist the rider, if the system deems there’s going to be a collision.