Emergency Braking for Off-Road ADV Motorcycle Riders - A Review & Practice Tips

When riding off-road on your adventure motorcycle, you will never know when you will need emergency braking.
The obvious part of the emergency stop is to stop the motorcycle as quickly as possible, but knowing how to retain full control of the motorcycle is a skill that needs to be developed with practice.
How much rear brake can you use before the wheel begins to lock? What does it feel like to lock the front wheel?
These scenarios should be experienced in a controlled environment where you can practice and familiarize yourself with your off-road motorcycle’s abilities.
Here we will demonstrate emergency braking for off-road motorcycle by looking at skills for learning accurate braking techniques and then progress to emergency braking practice.
Working up from a slow pace until you are confident to bring your bike to a commanding stop from normal off-road speeds.
Check out our companion Blog Posts here:
How to Master Emergency Braking for Off-Road ADV Motorcycles bit.ly/3FsSsiE
Keeping Balance on an Off-Road Motorcycle - Beginner Tips bit.ly/3MUF6hA
Motorcycle Ergonomics for Off-Road Riding - ADV Bike Fitting Tips bit.ly/3yjBMbT
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These agility & skills courses/exercises are designed to help develop the fundamental riding skills of clutch, throttle, brake and active balance by the rider.
Precise practice in coordinating these techniques can lead to instinctive/reflexive actions by the rider and allow for more precise control of the motorcycle.
Mastery of these techniques allows the rider to more smoothly transition the bike when cornering as well as being able to react reflexively when encountering unexpected changes in surface traction in off road conditions.
Depending on your skill level, you may want to make the courses larger to feel more comfortable while you develop these skills.
Performing these exercises carries a risk of dropping your motorcycle which may result in damage to you or your motorcycle. Always be sure that your bike has the proper crash guards and that you also wear the appropriate protective gear.
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