During hard braking, it's the front.
A bike + rider is fairly tall off the ground compared to the length front/rear.
This means that as you brake, it'll try to topple forward, putting more weight on the front wheel.
More weight, means more friction. More friction means you can brake harder w/o the wheel locking up.
At the rear, the reverse happens.
As you brake, the weight on the wheel is reduced. Less weight means less friction. Less friction means the wheel will lock up easier. And a locked wheel doesn't brake very well.
Brake hard enough, and the rear will come off the ground. Done intentionally, it's called a stoppie.
During light braking, it doesn't matter. There's not enough weight transfer to put the rear at risk of locking up and skidding.
Same happens to pretty much all vehicles apart from big trucks and trailers. Cars are generally set up with something called brake bias, where front brakes are engineered to brake harder.
if your riding your brakes,you may have warped rotors, otherwise its something wrong with your steering and/or alignment. hope this helps : )
warped brake discs can cause your brakes to grab in reverse. Hope this helps.
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I find it helps to know when someone is braking. If you don't have it, you don't know if the person is riding their brakes, or just has bright tail lights. I don't know if there's a law for it now, but there probably is.
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During the quick stop, some of the mechanical energy from Will's motion was changed into heat due to friction between the bike's brakes and the wheels. This conversion of energy helps slow down the bike by dissipating the kinetic energy as heat energy.
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