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Old 06-23-2009, 09:59 AM   #30
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A natural reaction has nothing to do with sex. It has all to do with how you have trained your brain to respond and it's natural tendency to do what it has been taught to do. Example: letting off the gas instead of throttle neutral or gasing it out in a slide is a basic noob response under crisis because it hasn't been taught to do that.

We aren't talking emotions here.
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You are human right?

There's a reason learning involves practice.......
Bwahahaha, guys seriously, preach at someone else. I know how to brake. I know how to use both. Trip you saw that first hand at Suches. That was a controlled front and rear brake application for stopping when I passed the place.

Got that? FRONT AND REAR. I also use the front profusely at the track when riding at higher speeds and to attempt the techniques the Awesome referred to for proper braking. I've been over this with all of my instructors at the track and those CR's I have as personal friends and not a one of them has an issue with my use of brakes as I use them properly when needed and in emergency situations. My preference is simply that, my preference.
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