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Re: [ST] Counter Rotating Brakes



For racing I would have thought that a system that stores energy in a flywheel and feeds it back into the front wheel as you exit the corner might be more useful.  I'll leave others to determine which way the flywheel should rotate <G>

The only headshake I've had was when I changed up on an uneven surface and that may have been because I was grabbing the bars too hard (I was on full throttle).

Chris Harwood
00 RS

>>> Emile@xxxxxxxxxx 18/04/2006 12:22:36 >>>
>From: Sprint ST
>Are you guys experiencing wild and crazy headshake on your Sprints? 
>Granted I don't run the streets like Rossi, but I've never seen anything
>close to tank slapper on mine. Rod

I never had anything near headshake, except on some bikes when taking
the hands of at certain speeds. I think this technology could be of
huge advantage to racers, taking away another limit in handling. But
for us mortal souls it doesn't matter at all I think, except that it
will make steering at 100mph almost as light as it does at 20 mph (or so).

Emile
www.piloot.com 

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