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What about a braking force distribution system that detects the shifting center of gravity and manages the braking force between front and rear accordingly?

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Anonymous Tue 17 Apr 2018 04:52:35 No.1179066 Report

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>>1179065
First (((they))) have to n+1 you on electronic brakes, then n+1 you on brake force distribution. Of course all that will come when they've milked electronic shifting and self powered electronic shifting. All incompatible with previous systems forcing you to n+1 of course

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 17 Apr 2018 05:13:30 No.1179076 Report

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>>1179065
Max breaking happens right as the rear wheel completely loses traction, so that wouldn't really work like it does on cars

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Anonymous Tue 17 Apr 2018 05:18:24 No.1179079 Report

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>>1179043
thanks just bought 100k

Anonymous

Anonymous Tue 17 Apr 2018 06:15:28 No.1179089 Report

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>>1179065
I have one of those on my bike. It's called me.
I can even shift my own weight to the rear wheel to increase overall stopping power. It's pretty nuts.

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