Re: Rear disc scoring/ (was Re: (no subject))

["William A. Flowers" <waflowers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Previously, you (Thomas Emberson) wrote:
> Balance, if you mean 50/50, then you should only balance the braking
> for the first moment of braking.

Nope, don't mean that.  I have a great advantage over a linked braking
system in that I can (and do) dynamically modify the force applied to
front and rear based on current as well as projected requirements.

> As weight transfers to the front
> you want to trasfer braking from the rear to the front. At the
> hardest braking youe rear will be running free.

Don't know about running free, but the braking force I apply to the
front does increase and the rear decreases.  Based on the way the bike
settles after I come to a full stop and let off the brakes there must
still be some braking force at the rear.

> I can't remermber if I did a stoppie for your kids or not? I can't
> remermber if the roads in Clearwater where to slick for that or
> not?

Yeah, you did a pretty decent one beside the van.  :-)

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'00 Sapphire Blue ST "Jewel"
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