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John Butts in CT · 04-09-2013, 04:30 PM

Thanks, 700rpm. My tutor simply had me locking up all four wheels on gravel, and sliding to a straight stop. I'll try to check on the fore/aft ratio when I can. I know that when all four wheels are elevated, the rears do engage first, so there may be some truth in the folk wisdom of my youth.

Isn't it great to welcome a new member in the UK?

04-09-2013, 04:30 PM	#5
John Butts in CT Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Location: Southeastern Connecticut Posts: 464	Re: Newbie question Thanks, 700rpm. My tutor simply had me locking up all four wheels on gravel, and sliding to a straight stop. I'll try to check on the fore/aft ratio when I can. I know that when all four wheels are elevated, the rears do engage first, so there may be some truth in the folk wisdom of my youth. Isn't it great to welcome a new member in the UK?