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[QUOTE="dell30rb, post: 328846, member: 26861"] Slowing the rotation will have a big impact on the gyro effect. If you slow it too half its original speed you will get exactly half of the effect of locking it up. If your wheels were spinning at 90 mph when you left the face of a jump, locking up either wheel would send you into an endo... fast. The key is modulation. only use the amount of brake you need. If you use too much back brake, you have to spin up the rear wheel again to fix it. If you only use what you need, you wont have a problem. [/QUOTE]
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