Both but it depends on where I'm riding. Just the front in slower traffic.

 

Situational for me.

30mph and below is almost exclusively rear brake for me(and a little compression braking)

Above 30 is front primarily, rear when slowing below 30

Panic is both. Typical hard on rear, release and reapply slowly.

 

[QUOTE=happyh99;6419012]I use both most of the time. I try to give the rear a pump or two first just to get the brake lights on and then ad the front.

You do know the front brake lever activates the brake light too?

 

Rear more than front.

 

both--all the time--every time--no matter what the speed

 

+1 I use both most of the time but for slow speed manuevers, I use the rear only.

 

Both front and rear

 

Way I use em too.
I never use the front at low speeds or tight maneuvering. Did a bit on some of the lighter bikes I've owned but not on this heavy sumbitch. Too easy to come across some loose gravel or sand, or a slick spot, or to just grab too much brake.

Lee

 

So let's ask one of the experts.....

http://www.webbikeworld.com/Motorcyc...aking-tips.htm

I found # 7 and # 8 interesting.

 

Both.