It depends on how fast you are going if you are coming to a stop then yes you will use your back or front brake but if you are just taking your time slowing down then you wouldn't brake. One reason to downshift is because it puts less pressure on your brakes which will help them to last longer.
+Wyatt Fabre It all depends on the bike, dual sport you'd be ok as long as you're not going to fast but if you were dragging knees on a 1000 going hard into a turn, probably not a good idea
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It depends on how fast you are going if you are coming to a stop then yes you will use your back or front brake but if you are just taking your time slowing down then you wouldn't brake. One reason to downshift is because it puts less pressure on your brakes which will help them to last longer.
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Braxton The Motorcycle Maniac CHIA!..pets lol bakerxderek is pretty cool I like the motorcycle community. Good vid btw.
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When u downshifting do you apply pressure on the front brake? Also do to apply pressure on the back brake too?
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I heard not to shift in a turn?
+Wyatt Fabre It all depends on the bike, dual sport you'd be ok as long as you're not going to fast but if you were dragging knees on a 1000 going hard into a turn, probably not a good idea
+Braxton The Motorcycle Maniac I ride a harley
I haven't ridden a Harley so im not sure how they react, juts make your best judgement