Beginner Tips 01 – Emergency Braking
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Emergency braking on a motorcycle requires precise actions to ensure safety. Here’s a quick guide:

1. Stay Calm : Panic can worsen the situation. Take a deep breath and focus.

2. Roll Off the Throttle : Rolling off the accelerator will create vacuum in the engine and this reduces speed

3. Apply Brakes : Gradually apply the front brake (70%) and the rear brake (30%). Avoid sudden, harsh braking to prevent skidding.

4. Keep Straight : Maintain a straight line to ensure stability and control.

5. Practice : Regularly practice emergency braking to build muscle memory and confidence.

Remember, mastering emergency braking can make a significant difference in critical situations. Stay safe!.
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never use your clutch in an emergency pulling it can make you speed up and lose control for beginners in an emergency just roll off the accelerator and gradually apply 70% front brake and 30% rear brake this effectively decreases the stopping distance or else this is going to be you

22 Comments

  1. 🚨 This video is specifically made for beginners who might panic in these situations. If you're a pro at it, you're good to go! Ride safe!! 🙌🏻

  2. tbh this is a case by case situation. 90% of the time it’s best to leave the bike in gear while braking, back brakes then front to keep the bike from unsettling. and then downshifting if possible, tends to be easier with a quick shifter. in certain but common scenarios u may already be in first gear going slow, in this case depending on speed it’s best to get in the brakes first then before the bikes stalling point (muscle and visual memory) u pull the clutch. sometimes at slow speeds it’s best to just engage the clutch to minimize the risk of stalling and sliding that way.

    remember this is all mechanical knowledge and things happen dynamically in this world there’s no set rule that works in all situations.

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