01-08-2017, 02:56 AM
Normally, if the front wheel blocks on your grabbing the front brake then you're going down very quickly.
Thus, with ABS you can still try to brake as good as you can, just before blocking of the front wheel. That's what you would try to do for max brake, if you had no ABS.
However, if there was a slippery patch on the road and you overbrake, ABS would save your butt by not letting you block up the front wheel.
That's imho the main benefit. It's different to car ABS, where the benefit of ABS is the ability of still stearing the rotating wheels while brake full force.
Thus, with ABS you can still try to brake as good as you can, just before blocking of the front wheel. That's what you would try to do for max brake, if you had no ABS.
However, if there was a slippery patch on the road and you overbrake, ABS would save your butt by not letting you block up the front wheel.
That's imho the main benefit. It's different to car ABS, where the benefit of ABS is the ability of still stearing the rotating wheels while brake full force.