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It is far better for you to identify hazards early enough so that controlled braking can be carried out instead of an emergency stop.
In the event that you need to carry out an emergency reduction in speed, you should keep the bike upright and travel in a straight line.
ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS)
Although some motorcycles do have Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) to prevent the wheels locking up, you should not rely on this and ignore developing hazards.
If you do carry out an emergency stop and the wheels do lock up, release the brakes immediately to regain traction and then reapply them with less pressure.
The following is a guide to braking in dry and wet conditions:
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