Topic: What is thise

[Egil]

Traction Control Brakes

http://www.tcbbrakesystems.com/

and

http://www.tcbbrakesystems.com/traction-brakes.html

[Bob Wessner]

Interesting on the surface, and for what it is worth, found this;

http://www.thebikergene.com/modifications/product-review-traction-control-braking-systems/

[Egil]

After reading this
 l use my finger more gently when use he front brake

[tramp]

i believe it is better to know how to brake than have a machine do it for you

[Ecosse]

Thanks for posting this and other input folks. I recall seeing this contraption a while ago and wondered. I'm still an inexperienced rider who has yet to get off his can and take a good safety course; the adverts caught my eye figuring this could save my butt.

Prudent steps towards safety are a given and this device seemed reasonable enough, but I'm not sold just yet.

[Egil]

i believe it is better to know how to brake than have a machine do it for you

Yes ,l think that's best to 

[DammitDan]

Prudent steps towards safety are a given and this device seemed reasonable enough, but I'm not sold just yet.

Seems like a product that could end up getting you skinned more than saving your hide.

[nickjtc]

i believe it is better to know how to brake than have a machine do it for you

Isn't that what people have been saying about the BMW power assisted brakes? When we are doing basic training with students we spend a lot of time on front and rear brake practice....better to get a feel for what your brakes will or will not do and then practice it, rather than hope that an electro/mechanical, or whatever, device will do it for you.

[ieism]

I don't think you'll have a problem with locking the frontbrake on an old CB.
Unless you like to ride on frozen lakes:)

[Egil]

I don't think you'll have a problem with locking the frontbrake on an old CB.
Unless you like to ride on frozen lakes:)

Have twin disc in front,and got  nearly a front wheelie on my  old CB750 K7 last summer