Showing posts with label brakes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brakes. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Using Brakes Right and Safely
Not everyone is adept at controlling the motorcycle . But more important is actually not a matter of maneuver , but rather simple things like braking techniques . Many of the original brakes to reduce speed or stop , when to brake safely no theory .According to a Network Development and Senior Safety Riding Instructor , the brakes are actually really effective is to use simultaneously between the front and rear brakes , instead of optimizing one ." Were not talking percentages strength , for example front and rear brakes need a total amount of 100 percent . Because it is ambiguous . More effective way to stop or slow the rate is to use the front brake , "He said.
Here are the details for all the tips from Emerson biker in order to master the correct braking technique :1 . Seen type motorcycle , according to Emersons almost as if talking braking . Indeed , for a sport bike will be more complex , because after the brakes have to be coupled with a move to a lower gear ( engine braking ) if you want more effectively . It is also similar to motorcycle , but because the weight is not as heavy as the type cub sport , engine braking is done if urgent .2 . Learning first ! When learning to ride a two-wheeled vehicles such as bicycles , has been imprinted in the mind in order to use the rear brake first . Well , for the motorcycle can not be fully applied . " Many assuming biker rear wheel brakes more effective , this thinking has to be changed , " said Emerson .3 . Emphasis or force the brakes , which could determine the biker himself . It is seen from the speed and road conditions . For example, on a wet road , it would be nice if the brakes are not too pressed . That is why , if on wet or slippery roads , shall reduce the speed so if at any time it took the brakes , hard pressed not because the rate is too fast motorcycle .The use of fingers to pull the brake lever to adjust the strength needed . For maximally braking , can use four fingers like squeezing motion . " Keep in mind , the brakes do not stand alone . Think safety when slippery roads with reduced speed . The use of front and rear brakes fixed , not one , " Emerson message .4 . Use of the rear brake alone is only recommended for certain conditions . For example, passing an instance with a low speed . Rear brake alone will make the motorcycle unstable aka " ngesot " .5 . Cornering . In theory , only the brake is used to slow down before the corner entry speed . Once they entered the bend , it did accelerate in order to better grip the front wheels . Many are wrong , even when in a corner braking. Emerson is said to be very dangerous , especially in high speed .6 . Generally need to practice using the brakes repan . It is necessary to anticipate when braking suddenly . Do not be afraid to use the front brake , if done correctly .
Friday, January 30, 2015
Chirp Sound In Car Brakes
Having a car that is comfortable , not only because of the condition of the interior and exterior are good . In addition, it must be supported with a comfortable machine , wrapped with a steady motion components . Sometimes , from the foot which is quite disturbing is the emergence of the sounds of braking components .One cause of the sound chirp it is dust and dirt in the brake pads or brake linings . When on the brakes , the dust will feel rough and make braking rang out . To get rid of these annoying noises , how it was not too difficult .
The first step , open the brake calipers first to see clearly in the side of the brake lining . Furthermore , spraying with a compressor to remove the dust on the brake .As for his own brakes , you can clean them with a brush or brake cleaner . If it is pretty thick dirt , use a mild abrasive sandpaper to erode .
It is recommended to not clean it with water or even using oil . This element is very dangerous if it gets on the brakes . Moreover, oil , brake rather than rough and tight , but it relieved.
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