Old 04-02-12 | 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by earthworm94
Yes, I understand that it is more efficient to use the front brake as it has (presumedly) more power, but I stop just fine using the rear brake and avoid the chance of getting an endo.

95% of stops in commuting are planned coasting slow downs/stops anyway so I don't need to stop on the dime. If it is a panic stop I will use both brakes anyway.
It's not. Use both brakes and learn to modulate them correctly under different conditions/situations.
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