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Old 02-05-2010, 11:50 PM   #10
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That is a bunch of BS, if you never practice braking late into a turn then you will never have that skill when needed in an emergency.

Example, you enter the turn at your non-braking speed, but out of no where car, animal, or debris is in the road causes you to have to get that sucker stopped under control whole redirecting the bike.
That's all fine and good, but I think you need to reexamine the conventional definition of trail braking, (which, btw, NW did a pretty good job of). If you aren't on the brakes when you enter a turn, you're not trail braking. The situation you're describing, is emergency braking. Not the same thing, and not the same purpose.

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Trail braking is all about hard entry into a turn while under hard braking.
Where have I heard that before? Oh yeah, now I remember....

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So flame me if you want, but i will continue to trail brake into almost every turn.
Knock yourself out.

JC
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