Let me first explain the concept of Trail Braking (Front brake). Trail braking is using your Front brake before entering a turn to not only slow the bike, but also to keep brake pressure applied to compress the front end down to help carve the bike into the corner(creating more contact tire patch), which in turn creates faster entrance and exiting corner speeds.

In Ama Pro Racing, World Superbike And MotoGP there's been a shift in riding styles. From the days of '80s and '90s heroes like Kevin Schwantz and Mick Doohan who were forced to wrestle powerful, unruly beasts to their will, a younger generation of riders typified by Valentino Rossi and Casey Stoner took over, rising from the high-corner speed ranks of 125cc and 250cc Grand Prix machinery to the more refined, better-behaved MotoGP bikes of today with their complex engine-m