Braking while turning is never A great idea on A motorcycle Menghadirkan
Braking while turning is never A great idea on A motorcycle , 
while this certainly isn't an absolute rule with slight braking as acceptable, squeezing the front brake like there is no tomorrow can often get you into trouble on two wheels.
the guy behind the camera of Chin-mounted here is Michael, who panicked and "hit the front brake" which leads to lose control of his motorcycle. Also the fact that we have in fact no reason to panic, he could just use the rear brake or brake engine even in this case.
Fortunately it does not seem to get hurt too bad and even gave a little push upward and a thank you to a fellow motorist who stopped and was willing to help.
overall, the moral of the story is simple. Keep your spirits when on two wheels, because the bikes are much less forgiving than automotive and panic can be the worst thing you can do. Oh and its accidents such as the one that should serve as a reminder to those who don't wear protective equipment full body when their bike.
Braking while turning is never A great idea on A motorcycle
braking while turning is never A great idea on A motorcycle
while this certainly isn't an absolute rule with slight braking as acceptable, squeezing the front brake like there is no tomorrow can often get you into trouble on two wheels.
the guy behind the camera of Chin-mounted here is Michael, who panicked and "hit the front brake" which leads to lose control of his motorcycle. Also the fact that we have in fact no reason to panic, he could just use the rear brake or brake engine even in this case.
Fortunately it does not seem to get hurt too bad and even gave a little push upward and a thank you to a fellow motorist who stopped and was willing to help.
overall, the moral of the story is simple. Keep your spirits when on two wheels, because the bikes are much less forgiving than automotive and panic can be the worst thing you can do. Oh and its accidents such as the one that should serve as a reminder to those who don't wear protective equipment full body when their bike.