Posted by JimEvans on February 14, 2013 at 17:14:54 from (66.185.0.208):
In Reply to: m/c riders--o/t posted by bobs old iron on February 14, 2013 at 12:59:36:
I would personally ride a bike with no rear brake before I rode one with no front brake. I hardly use my rear brake on my bike. The thing that scares me is the manufacturers who are making the $1000 custom billet wheels for both cars and bikes. A lot of them have no engineering involved. They just machine them out until they look cool. They have no idea of the type of forces that act against a wheel. Can you imagine going around a corner and having the front wheel break off?
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