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Last night me and a friend were out riding, He tells me I sould go to a Msf course to become a better rider and they will teach me how I brake is bad, I said ok. So here we are riding, I am up front and left he is in the back right. I am on my Buell and he is on his BMW. We go around a corner and this is 2 deers in the road, I hit the brakes(front only and het hit his ( front and rear) . Neither of us hit the deers but he want to know how I stop so fast. He said I was stop when he ws just starting two brake. I told him see it is not a bad thing to keep a finger over your brake. When I do this I think less about it and just do it.I am not telling anyone to ride like me, I have friends that race and they taught me to do this and it works, but frist you must learne how.

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#2 Unread post by Wrider »

Well first off you saw them first...
And secondly Buells have great brakes!
Agreed though, a finger or two over the clutch/brake can help a lot in a panic situation or a sudden stop situation like that...
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#3 Unread post by XB08 »

I always see things early, I get that from driving a truck for a living. The buells have some of the best brakes out there. I was not putting down the MSF I went there about 10 yrs ago, they are great, But now my friend knows why I keep one finger cover on the brake.

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